[ad_1] It only took a few months, but after the lukewarm response to Apple’s MacBook Pro released back in October 2016, it only makes sense that reports and rumors have already begun to surface of a MacBook Pro 2017. While the OLED Touch Bar was an ace complement to the non-touch Retina display of theRead more about MacBook Pro 2017 release date, news and rumors[…]

[ad_1] The Paris Air Show is coming soon to the skies of our Gallic pals across the English Channel, with a couple of notable planes to be spotted. The US Air Force’s F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter is scheduled to appear at this year’s Show, with Lockheed Martin pilots performing the first aerial demonstration inRead more about #USAF F35 Lightning II and Boeing 737 Max 10 to fly @ParisAirShow[…]

[ad_1] It is aimed developers of embedded products wanting high-quality images and animations on displays up to 12inch. Up to 24bit colour is available in multiple input and output formats – with a global colour palette look-up table (CLUT) supporting 256 colours built in. One argument for such colour depth, according to Microchip product marketingRead more about Microchip adds high-quality graphics processing to PIC32[…]

[ad_1] Update: A new image shows an iPhone 8 case with a fingerprint scanner on the back, once again making us question Apple’s placement. Full details and the image itself are below. Some years Apple does a decent job of keeping its upcoming handsets secret, but this year isn’t one of them. We’ve had aRead more about New iPhone 8 images show conflicting fingerprint scanner positions[…]

[ad_1] “Data centers require reconfigurable hardware protocols for networking, storage and security, and therefore switches, NICs and other networking chips need very high-performance reprogrammability,” says Geoff Tate, CEO and co-founder of Flex Logix, “likewise, deep learning accelerators integrated on-chip for high bandwidth and future base station chips also need high-speed reprogrammability. The high-density, high-performance EFLXRead more about Flex Logix eFPGA cores enable 100k LUTs[…]

[ad_1] Imagine fighting your hardest to win a team battle in Overwatch and just when you think you can take that victory swig, a Mercy flies in with a last ditch revive. Your hand jumps back to attention on WASD, but in your haste you’ve inadvertently knocked over the bottle onto your keyboard and suddenlyRead more about Corsair K68 is built to resist Mountain Dew spills and Doritos dust[…]

[ad_1] A scheme to attract technologically talented immigrants has started to take off. 260 visas for exceptionally talented technologists were issued in the fiscal year to April 6th. The visas allow the holder to stay in the UK for five years and then apply to settle here if they want to. In the previous FYRead more about Exceptional talent visa scheme gains traction[…]

[ad_1] Update: A new leak has revealed that the Moto E4 might launch on July 17 with a high price. It’s also echoed all the previous spec rumors. We’ve already had the affordable Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus this year, but an even cheaper pair of handsets look to be on the way, dubbedRead more about Moto E4 release date, news and rumors[…]

[ad_1] The Infineon-led, 26-partner, EU-backed  eRamp power electronics project ends this week. “The eRamp results have created the prerequisites for keeping the production of power electronics in Europe competitive,” says project co-ordinator  Dr. Oliver Pyper, of Infineon, “power electronics guarantee an ever more efficient generation, transmission, and use of electric energy. And it is inRead more about eRamp power electronics project completed this week[…]

[ad_1] Samsung launches Galaxy J3 pro on e-commerce platform Flipkart. The device will be put on sale starting from 29 May at a discounted price of Rs. 7,990. It will be available in three color options: Gold, Black, and White. The device comes pre-installed with ‘Make for India’ features such as Ultra Data Saving (UDS)Read more about Samsung Galaxy J3 Pro up for grab on Flipkart from today at just Rs. 7,990[…]