[ad_1] Looking for a console to pair with your new 4K TV, but not quite sure about the (admittedly impressive) upscaling techniques employed by the majority of PS4 Pro games? The Xbox “Project Scorpio” follow-up may provide the answer. Looking to clarify rumors regarding a string of leaks around this year’s new Xbox console, Microsoft’sRead more about Project Scorpio will definitely do native 4K gaming says Xbox exec[…]

[ad_1] The sample devices utilize 80nm perpendicular magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs), the latest generation of MRAM technology. The company is delivering these devices on evaluation boards, so customers can easily apply patterns to the devices to assess their functionality and determine their suitability for embedding in their own products for non-volatile memory applications. Barry Hoberman,Read more about Spin Transfer Technologies samples ST-MRAM[…]

[ad_1] There’s a lot of content available across Australia’s streaming services, with new TV shows and movies being added to Netflix and Stan regularly. Because of this, settling on something to watch each weekend can be somewhat daunting. And, with the recent arrival of Amazon Prime Video to Australia, we can add a even moreRead more about The best movies and TV shows to stream this weekend[…]

[ad_1] For Q4, Intel had revenue of $16.4 billion, operating of $4.5 billion, net income of $3.6 billion. The PC business grew 2% in 2016; Thee data centre business grew 8% to $17.2 billion; The IoT group grew 15% to $2.6 billion; The memory group shrank 1% to $2.6 billion; The security group grew 9%Read more about Intel revenues $59.4bn in 2016[…]

[ad_1] Update: Google has released its fifth and final developer preview of Android Wear 2.0 and it comes with a few notable updates. Building atop of the hearty fourth update, which introduced a dedicated Play Store and simple authentication when logging into Android Wear apps, the latest test image bests it with iOS support. Now,Read more about Android Wear: everything you need to know[…]

[ad_1] “We are delighted to have become a DIALux Partner,” said V-Tac marketing director Anil Sunagar. “The capabilities of their software makes lighting design much easier for everyone.” According to V-Tac, over 600,000 architects, engineers and lighting technicians use DIALux software to design, calculate and visualise how products can be used in particular spaces. FoundedRead more about V-TAC lamps soon to be listed with DIALux[…]

[ad_1] We’ve had some more news on the Windows 10 adoption front, and Microsoft will be pleased to see that the operating system is now officially in pole position over in the US. This is according to desktop and tablet PC figures from analytics firm StatCounter, which are for December 2016 and show that WindowsRead more about Windows 10 is now top dog OS, muscling out Windows 7[…]

[ad_1] Basically, the Touch gives you a means of interacting with, and thus steering or controlling, the visual contents of the headset. Focusing on something, reaching out, making selections or navigating a journey… According to Wikipedia: They consist of a pair of handheld units for the left and right hand, each containing a joystick, buttons,Read more about Tearing down the Oculus Rift Touch controller[…]

[ad_1] Screen manufacturer Japan Display, Inc. has announced a new type of bendable screen that might have already caught the interest of one of its biggest supply partners: Apple. Called the Full Active Flex, Japan Display’s newest tech may be on Apple’s radar, as the company is reportedly looking into the potential of flexible displays,Read more about Future of the iPhone? We may see fully flexible Apple displays[…]

[ad_1] The original idea was not to use Arduino with the Arduino programming language, which resilts in rather slow PWM outputs, but to use Arduino hardware and assembler-code the PWM bit which can yield waveforms at hundreds of kHz. Anyway, it transpires that setting an AVR counter to ‘fast PWM’ mode can result in anRead more about An AVR PWM subtlety[…]