[ad_1] Electronics Weekly is joining forces with Goepel Electronics to discuss an important issue in the area of test, the X-ray inspection of solder joints in modern electronics productions. See Why only sample if a 100% x-ray inspection is possible? The test specialists write: The webinar deals with two different strategies for X-ray inspection of solder joints inRead more about Last chance to register for important test webinar by Goepel[…]

[ad_1] Facebook is rolling out the option to order food straight from its app, with no need to open up a separate restaurant page or jump away from the endless scrolling you’re doing through your friends’ vacation and baby photos. The Order Food option appears right on the app or web menu and gives youRead more about You can order food straight from Facebook now[…]

[ad_1] “We are providing a lot of samples of 3F46 and 3F36 around the world,” the company’s product manager Artur Pawlak told Electronics Weekly at PCIM in Nuremberg. A decade ago the firm created a class of fast ferrites, including the two above and even faster 4F1, but demand was low because few people neededRead more about PCIM: Old ferrites get new life for GaN switching[…]

[ad_1] When you sit inside the bright orange Audi Q8 concept car, you’re greeted with a minimalist interior with no knobs or physical buttons. Screens, instead, dominate the aesthetic, with the main dash acting as your control center for everything from music to maps to, in future Audi vehicles, the air conditioning and windows. Audi’sRead more about Android in the car: This is Google's phone-free vision for connected driving[…]

[ad_1] I mentioned back in April, that Google was resurrecting the awards, with nominees for outstanding apps or games across 12 categories, such as Best VR and AR Experiences, Best TV Experience, Best App for Kids, and Best Game. Well, the awards have now been awarded… Best App was Memrise, which takes you on aRead more about Memrise app scoops Google Play Awards[…]

[ad_1] Sorry, but has Black Friday come six months early? TalkTalk has just dropped such a brilliant deal on its unlimited fibre broadband, that we thought we’d time warped to November. TalkTalk has knocked £7 a month off its unlimited Faster Fibre Broadband plan. That means you now get up to 38Mb speeds for justRead more about Flash broadband deal: get unlimited fibre for just £25 per month[…]

[ad_1] The set of accessories includes an add-on board containing the mSATA interface, intelligent power controller and RTC; the stylish-looking enclosure; a heat sink; a USB Adapter (Micro-Type A); the RTC battery; and “all the necessary spacers and screws”. You would still need your own display for the linux-pwered system, of course, connecting via theRead more about element14 turns on the Pi Desktop[…]

[ad_1] Alongside the standard Moto Z2 and lower-end Moto Z2 Play, we’re expecting a Moto Z2 Force to launch later this year, and we’ve just had one of our closest looks yet. Shown off below in a render obtained by Android Authority, the image shows a phone with a dual-lens camera at the top andRead more about Moto Z2 Force leaks in high-quality render[…]

[ad_1] Gross margin grew 4.1 points to 45.1% and operating margin increased by 9.2 points to 26.5%. The company generated $898 million in cash from operations and returned $390 million to shareholders through stock repurchases and cash dividends. “Applied Materials delivered the highest quarterly revenue and earnings in our history, and we’ve now set newRead more about Applied numbers growing strongly[…]

[ad_1] We tested Google Assistant on iPhone at Google IO 2017, and walked away as impressed as we were with it on Google Pixel – except for one major flaw. You can’t open up Google Assistant hands-free from the lockscreen or the home screen. You need to open the app first. Apple doesn’t allow rivalRead more about This is what happens when you ask Siri to open up Google Assistant[…]