[ad_1] Have you finally finished The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild? Not sure what to do with all your newfound free time? Well, you could always construct a smart home that you can control with an ocarina.  That’s exactly what YouTube user Sufficiently Advanced did this past weekend, and the results are bothRead more about This Zelda-inspired smart home hack requires, what else, an ocarina[…]

[ad_1] The ‘Big Idea Challenge’ is a competition for students to come up with an innovative business or social enterprise idea. Aimed at college students who dream about starting their own business one day, the Big Idea Challenge is a competition to help learn how to develop an idea into a powerful business model andRead more about Croydon students in Big Idea Challenge final[…]

[ad_1] As the Android Wear 2.0 roll out begins in earnest, the Baselworld 2017 watch show is playing host to a raft of new smartwatches bearing Google’s revised wearable OS. One of the more interesting options is the revamped Guess Connect, a reworking of the company’s similarly-named first smartwatch effort. Going for a full circularRead more about Guess Connect smartwatch gets an Android Wear 2.0 makeover[…]

[ad_1]     Figure 1 depicts the 2016 fabless company share of IC sales by company headquarters location. As shown, at 53%, the U.S. companies held the dominant share of fabless IC sales last year, although this share was down from 69% in 2010 (due in part to the acquisition of U.S.-based Broadcom by Singapore-basedRead more about Fabless take 30% IC share[…]

[ad_1] Reliable leaker Evan Blass is back with a new phone-related scoop, this time leaking more images alongside pricing information for the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S8 on his Twitter page. The new images, which feature front and side shots of the mostly bezelless handset, reveal three colour options: Black Sky, Orchid Grey and Arctic Silver.Read more about Latest Samsung Galaxy S8 leak reveals possible pricing and colour options[…]

[ad_1] CDBurnerXP CDBurnerXP CDBurnerXP lets you create and burn audio and data CDs and DVDs. It copes well with Blu-rays, and can deal with all majpr audio formats. You can also create ISO images and bootable discs, and your discs are checked automatically after burning.   Why you need it As you’ve probably guessed from the name, CDBurnerXP is aRead more about Download of the day: CDBurnerXP[…]

[ad_1] The first product is a 375GB SSD. In Q2 a 750GB SSD is planned and a 1.5TB SSD is scheduled for H2. Micron, the co-owner of the fab line in Utah where the chips are made, and co-developer of 3D XPoint technology, is not announcing a product but may have a 3D XPoint SSDRead more about 3D XPoint debuts[…]

[ad_1] One of the tweaks Microsoft is making in the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update is forcing software patches over limited connections, or “metered connections” as Windows calls them – connections made over cell networks or with other restrictions. As spotted by SuperSite Windows, updates will now be automatically downloaded and installed over metered connections,Read more about Windows updates will soon get pushed over limited connections too[…]

[ad_1] GB Patent Number: GB2487734Granted to: DXI Limited This month’s patent is not necessarily the most revolutionary invention I’ve come across, but it provides an insight into something that touches each and every one of our lives. It’s probably fair to say that most people consider telemarketing calls as a nuisance. There you are tryingRead more about Electronics patent of the month: Improving Answer Machine Detection systems[…]

[ad_1] Plan and write without distractions Writers tend to make a very big deal of their tools, whether those tools are delicate pens or ancient typewriters. Increasingly, though, they’ll talk about their software. Even the most genteel literary event can soon devolve into a fist-fight between fans of Scrivener and Ulysses (both of which costRead more about The best free software for writers 2017[…]