[ad_1] Running until Sunday, 27 August, the idea is to use virtual reality (VR) technologies to bring to life the history of Colossus – the first electronic computer. Bletchley Park The web and mobile company Entropy Reality, which specialises in advanced content management “using Ruby on Rails, iOS, Android, Windows, HTML5 and more”, is basedRead more about Picture of the Day: Summer Bytes presents Colossus in virtual reality[…]

[ad_1] Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus has announced that its flagship devices, the OnePlus 3 and 3T will not receive an Android version update after Android O. To recall, the OnePlus 3T is less than a year old. This information was revealed by Oliver Z, Head of Products, on the online forum of the company. “AndroidRead more about OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T will not receive any update after Android O[…]

[ad_1] And that involves setting pins to ‘interrupt-on-change’ and getting the chip to ‘wake-on-interrupt’ – all stuff I could have done in assembler, but how to do in Arduino-speak. Big Dan rides to the rescue Luckily for me, someone called Big Dan has picked the bones out of the problem and produced this excellent clearRead more about Atduino: go to sleep tiny ATtiny[…]

[ad_1] Every week we take a look at the latest Sky Q TV packages, deals and special offers to make sure that you’re getting the very best prices when you decide to sign up! So if you’re trying to decide which Sky TV offer is for you, if you can afford it or even ifRead more about The best Sky TV packages, deals, bundles and special offers in August 2017[…]

[ad_1] Back to School sales for 2017 are on our deal-savings syllabus, and we’re happy to report that there are several discounts to share with you today. Our Back to School tips will help you, whether you’re decking out your desk or dorm room, or filling up your new backpack. Amazon, Walmart and Target haveRead more about Back to School sales 2017: here's what you need to buy in August[…]

[ad_1] The Institute reviewed research papers published between 2013 and 2015. The country with the largest proportion of highly cited scientific research papers is the USA which has 28.5% of the total. Second comes China with 15.4% and third comes the UK with 6.2%. Japan comes ninth – down from 7th in last year’s survey.Read more about UK 3rd in the world for R&D[…]

[ad_1] If we’re being completely honest, it’s not been the best of years for Android Wear, despite the long-awaited arrival of Android Wear 2.0 – a delayed roll-out and a lack of flagship smartwatch launches means Google’s wrist-based OS is lagging behind the Apple Watch. Now there’s another problem for Android Wear users to dealRead more about Android Wear users are having problems with Google Assistant[…]

[ad_1] In what is said to be its largest ever underwater defence deal, India has initiated the process to acquire six new submarines, which are seen as crucial to counter China’s growing undersea prowess. As part of the long-delayed deal, India’s Ministry of Defence has issued the Request For Information (RFI) to Russia, France, Germany,Read more about #India buys six stealth submarines – an annotated infographic[…]

[ad_1] What were the chances, back in in 1977, that two little Voyager probes would be able to survive the perils of travelling through our solar system and continue to function usefully for 40 years (or more)? It’s too easy to be blasé about space exploration and all that has been achieved since the second half ofRead more about Voyager craft, turning forty, still exploring…[…]

[ad_1] All eyes are on the next super-sized smartphone that Samsung’s planning to unveil, but we may well see a new fitness tracker device alongside it later this month – reference to an as-yet-unannounced device called the Gear Fit Pro 2 has appeared on Samsung’s website. A successor to the Gear Fit 2 then? TheRead more about Samsung could unveil a Gear Fit Pro 2 alongside the Note 8[…]