[ad_1] The premise of Float and Gloat is simple: point your mouse in the direction you want your little astronaut avatar to move and avoid the obstacles. The reality, however, isn’t quite so straightforward. Rather than controlling the spaceman directly, you operate a square cursor attached to him via an invisible umbilical that stretches andRead more about Download of the day – Float and Gloat[…]

[ad_1] Called RAD5545, it has a quad-core 32/64bit QorlQ Power Architecture processor running at 466MHz and offering 5.6 Drystone Gips of processing with 512kbyte/core L2 cache and 1Mbyte x2 L3 cache on a ANSI/VITA 78.00 SpaceVPX compliant 6U-220 board. Up to 16Gbyte of DDR3 ram can be fitted and up to 1Gbte of flash. CommsRead more about BAE’s most powerful space computer yet[…]

[ad_1] With the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 now announced all eyes are on the upcoming iPhone 8, and there’s no shortage of rumors about Apple’s flagship, with the latest being that it will come with up to 512GB of storage. According to Chinese phone repair company GeekBar, which posted to Weibo (a Chinese microblogging site),Read more about iPhone 8 could come with more storage than you’ll know what to do with[…]

[ad_1] According to the WSTS, the semiconductor market will grow 17% to $397 billion in 2017. Memory will grow 50%. In 2018, WSTS is forecasting a 4.3% rise to $414 billion. The market first hit $100 billion in 1994 and then took six years to  first reach $200 billion in 2000. It then took 13Read more about $400bn chip market next year, says WSTS.[…]

[ad_1] Update: The iPhone 7S Plus release date seems imminent with new rumors pointing to a plausible date, and there are also new hints of wireless charging, lending us a reason why the phone may be a hair thicker. The iPhone 7S Plus release date just a few weeks away, if you believe all ofRead more about iPhone 7S Plus release date, news and rumors[…]

[ad_1] In the latest of a series of papers looking at the UK’s future partnership with the EU after we have left, the Government will consider the case for a unique approach that could allow data to continue to be exchanged to ensure ongoing competitiveness, innovation and job creation. The document outlines how the UKRead more about HMG wants data protection transition[…]

[ad_1] It’s nearly the weekend, so have a miniature carnival on your desktop with Smile While – a little app that fills your screen with gaudy streamers, bursts of confetti, 3D shapes and inflatable animals that spin and bounce in a pleasing fashion. There’s no goal or fail state, so it couldn’t be called aRead more about Download of the day – Smile While[…]

[ad_1] In accordance with the codename unveiling, there is now a suitably dedicated section of the Google website that details the features to be expected in the latest release. As well as promising faster boot times, features of the new version of Android include minimize background activity of apps, picture-in-picture to see two apps atRead more about Oreo it is. Welcome Android version 8.0[…]

[ad_1] India is very important for Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg can go on-and-on about how much he wants to bring the power of connectivity to the downtrodden billions in India and offer them the opportunity to leave poverty behind. In fact, in his recently posted ‘long-term vision for Facebook‘, he writes about India; “beyond voting, theRead more about Why India holds the key to Facebook not going out of fashion[…]

[ad_1] Fab_cleanroom “We observed softening in the equipment billings in July following the strong surge in the first half of the year,” says SEMI CEO  Ajit Manocha, “however, overall, equipment billings remain significantly up year-over-year, with 2017 on-track to be a record spending year.” The last six months billings have been: February $1,974.0; March $2,079.7; April $2,136.4; May $2,270.5; June $2,300.3;Read more about SEMI July billings up 32.8% y-o-y[…]