[ad_1] It was the Bluetooth SIG competition to “champion the next generation of IoT innovations”, and the standards body has announced the winners at Bluetooth World 2017, in Santa Clara. Telehealth prototype Cassia Networks won the prototype category for a Telehealth system, which connects the Cassia Bluetooth router with smart medical equipment, to provide “a moreRead more about Imagine Blue winners tackle IoT challenge[…]

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[ad_1] In the early days, new Twitter users were given an avatar that looked like a businessman walking along; later, it got changed to a bird, and since 2010 it’s been an egg. Now Twitter is updating the default avatar again to something much more generic. Twitter gives three reasons for the change: to bringRead more about Twitter ditches the egg avatar for something more generic[…]

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[ad_1] It’s time to check your wrist for updates – or maybe to dig out that old smartwatch from your drawer – because Android Wear 2.0 is now rolling out to more wearables, after a short delay caused by a necessary bug fix. Google says the Polar M600, Nixon Mission, Michael Kors Access, Fossil QRead more about Android Wear 2.0 is rolling out to more devices now[…]

[ad_1] Captain Henry Joseph Round – from the Jervis family archive Part one of this story, first published on 18 May 1966, is re-published here Captain Henry Joseph Round – from the Jervis family archiveHenry Joseph Round, unrecognised electronics pioneerby WJ Baker 25 May 1966 Last week WJ Baker of the Marco Company, Chelmsford, described theRead more about From the archive: Henry Joseph Round, unrecognised electronics pioneer Part 2[…]

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[ad_1] Arrow MAX1000 board The Arrow MAX1000 board can be installed directly into a custom application or integrated on to a completely separate board. The Intel MAX10 FPGA has 8,000 logic elements. The chip also includes integrated flash memory, a 1Msample/s 12-bit ADC for analogue signals and a 3.3V power supply. Other features include embeddedRead more about IoT design board makes most of its FPGA […]