[ad_1] Despite the electronics industry being home to some of the most cutting edge employers – all offering myriad opportunities for professionals – the fact remains that there simply isn’t enough talent in the market. Not only are employers increasingly having to source staff from overseas, but they are also having to invest heavily inRead more about Brexit will only make tech skills shortage worse[…]

[ad_1] Eraser When you delete data from your PC, it isn’t immediately erased – Windows only removes references, and marks it as available to be overwritten. Until that happens, the data can be restored quite easily using specialist recovery software. To completely remove sensitive information you need Eraser, which permanently purges data by overwriting itRead more about Download of the day: Eraser[…]

[ad_1] The core technologies for 5G wireless networks – millimetre-wave transmission and massive MIMO radio transmission – are coming to fruition faster than was anticipated just a few years ago. So big has been the focus on 5G that the technology looks like being ready before the long established 2020 launch date. The problem isRead more about 5G is a car-crash in the making[…]

[ad_1] Samsung could be bringing its ill-fated Galaxy Note 7 back to the market in June.  According to The Verge, the handset will only be available in South Korea to start with, and it’s unclear whether a wider rollout will follow at a later date.  There are reportedly around 300,000 handsets in line to beRead more about Refurbished Galaxy Note 7 could go on sale in June[…]

[ad_1] Samsung’s MRAM is said to be 1000 times faster than NAND with unlimited endurace and will be offered with Samsung’s 28nm FD-SOI process. Samsung says that embedding MRAM only takes four mask-steps compared to 20 masks for embedded flash. MRAM takes up a third of the silicon real estate taken up by SRAM, claimsRead more about Samsung to offer foundry customers 28nm FD-SOI embedded MRAM.[…]

[ad_1] Update: Google has announced the best Android apps of the past year, with the ultimate 2017 Google Play Awards winners to be crowned at IO. The nominees count apps across categories, including Best TV Experience, Best Multiplayer Game, Best Android Wear, Best Social Impact and Standout Startup. They’re worth checking out. The official GoogleRead more about Google IO 2017: dates, schedule and rumors for Google's big developer conference[…]

[ad_1] Normally I stay clear on this blog of writing about individual apps. With so many thousands available how can you meaningfully compare and contrast? But when Google steps in with its awards, I think it’s fair to take notice. Which is another way of saying the Google Play Awards are being resurrected this year,Read more about Google ranks Android apps for Google Play Awards 2017[…]

[ad_1] Exciting news, Star Wars fans: The next, next chapter in the cinematic galactic saga has a release date.  The Star Wars: Episode IX release date is slated for May 24, 2019, the Walt Disney Company and Lucasfilm announced today. The as-yet-untitled movie is the denouement of the third Star Wars trilogy. Episode IX’s theatricalRead more about Star Wars: Episode IX release date revealed[…]

[ad_1] Alongside the new Jump camera — the YI HALO, made by Google and Yi Technology — Google is highlighting its JumpStart programme that bids to get more VR video cameras in the hands of filmmakers. Google writes: We launched Jump in 2015 to simplify VR video production at every step from capture to playback.Read more about Picture of the Day: YI HALO next-gen Jump 3D-360 camera[…]

[ad_1] After the success of last year’s inaugural London Lens Show, Wex Photographic is staging the event again this year, on May 6 at Islington’s Business Design Centre. It’s the perfect place to try out all the latest kit, with all the big brands present – Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Sigma, Pentax andRead more about Touch and try the latest glass at the London Lens Show[…]