[ad_1] It was back in July that the EU fined Google $5 billion for antitrust violations related to Android. The EU Commission ruled that Google used Android to boost its market share by insisting that phone manufacturers who used Android pre-installed Google Search and its Chrome browser. Google has revealed that it has been workingRead more about Google takes action on EU Commission’s Android antitrust ruling[…]

[ad_1] Google is to start charging Android manufacturers for the right to pre-install its mobile applications in Europe as it seeks to comply with an EU antitrust ruling it is in the process of appealing. Android is the world’s dominant mobile operating system, accounting for more than 85 per cent of the global smartphone market,Read more about Google will start charging Android smartphone makers to use its apps[…]

[ad_1] The forecast of demand for silicon units for the period 2018 through 2021 shows polished and epitaxial silicon shipments totaling 12,445 million square inches in 2018; 13,090 million square inches in 2019; 13,440 million square inches in 2020, and 13,778 million square inches in 2021 (see table below). “As new greenfield fab projects continueRead more about Three years of record wafer shipments expected, says SEMI[…]

[ad_1] The latest version of Google’s Chrome browser is now being rolled out for Mac, Windows and Linux, with fixes to the controversial login system that was introduced the previous release. In an attempt to “simplify” the login process, in Chrome 69 Google added a new feature that logged users into the browser when theyRead more about Google releases Chrome 70, with fixes for controversial new login and sync system[…]

[ad_1] We’re talking a phone that answers for you when a telemarketer calls, and a camera that uses AI help take the best pictures, if you believe the Google promotion…. AI Putting a bit of flesh on that, the use of AI – via the built-in Google Assistant functionality – can help screen spam callsRead more about Gadget Watch: Google Pixel 3, a phone that answers itself[…]

[ad_1] During its London keynote event debuting the new Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro smartphones, Huawei let slip that a third MateBook laptop is due for a 2018 launch. The news comes through a disclaimer on a presentation slide that Anantech keenly caught eye of. “The soon-to-be revealed Huawei MateBook in November willRead more about New Huawei MateBook due for November debut, company lets slip[…]

[ad_1] Incorporating technology from UltraSoC partners Imperas and Percepio, UltraDevelop 2 unleashes the potential of UltraSoC’s system-level on-chip monitoring and analytics infrastructure, providing actionable insights to dramatically cut development costs, shorten time-to-revenue and improve product quality. The new UltraDevelop tools suite delivers a holistic, system-level approach to SoC development and debug, allowing engineers to viewRead more about UltraSoC launches UltraDevelop 2 IDE[…]

[ad_1] A month after bringing Sanhok to PUBG Mobile via 0.8.0 update, the popular battle royale game is set to get some really cool upgrades. With the 0.9.0 update, Tencent will be rolling out some new features, improvements and bug fixes to the game.  PUBG Mobile is one of the most popular game in recentRead more about Here’s everything you should know about PUBG Mobile 0.9.0 update[…]

[ad_1] RS12000 series features an ARM-Cortex M4 running up to 250MHz, sensor hub DSP offload at 125MHz, a four-threaded security and network processor running up to 160MHz, and a full suite of analogue and digital peripherals. The RS12100 SmartMCU processing architecture was designed ground-up to meet the high MIPS, memory and security demands of IoTRead more about Redpine Signals launches multi-core SmartMCU series[…]

[ad_1] Apple is not the only tech giant to tell Australia’s Federal Government exactly what it thinks of the proposed decryption law that was entered into Parliament last month.  A private industry body called The Digital Industry Group Inc (DIGI), representing tech companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter, voiced its concerns over the Assistance andRead more about Mozilla and Cisco weigh in on Australia’s proposed decryption laws[…]