[ad_1] The distributor, which was founded in 1945, sells switches, relays and circuit breaker products offers military packaging, custom circuit breaker panels and custom cable assemblies. It is also certified to AS9100 inclusive of value added services. Peerless Electronics’ latest supplier agreement is with DRI (formerly Deutsch Relays Inc.). The Bethpage-based distributor will stock DRI’sRead more about 70 year old distributor is owned by its employees[…]

[ad_1] It’s 2009. Obama is now in the White House. Captain ‘Sully’ Sullenberger makes a successful crash landing on the Hudson River. Palm is still a phone maker, and it’s seen as the main rival to the iPhone. It’s 2018. Obama is not in the White House. Nobody has landed on the Hudson. Palm mightRead more about Palm Pre could be the next retro phone to be rebooted[…]

[ad_1] Here, at Metropolis, our webmaster is preparing to stock a Gallery of Glory for photos of competitors’ desks. To give entrants some appreciation of the standards required in this demanding field – a badge of honour for engineers – we post below a photo of the workbench of the late great Jim Williams ofRead more about Untidy Desk Competition[…]

[ad_1] Australia’s island state of Tasmania has been unplugged from the mainland thanks to damage caused to the 298km long Basslink electricity and communications cable.  While the broadband cable is still functional, Tasmania will have to rely on its own sources of energy for power until “appropriate expertise and equipment from overseas” arrives. “Regrettably, duringRead more about Tasmania could face power struggles after Basslink cable is damaged by contractor[…]

[ad_1] Its IoT compliance scheme, claims BSI, is based on global best practice for information security, and is matched to the 13 points in the IoT proposed code of practice developed by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), in collaboration with the National Cyber Security Centre, manufacturers and retailers. “Consumers and industry needRead more about BSI offers UK IoT security stamp of approval[…]

[ad_1] With the Chromebook becoming the darling of the US education system, and making inroads around the rest of the world, Apple needed to enhance its teaching tools to help push the iPad back into the conversation with educators. At the March 27 event for once the hardware wasn’t the star of the show. ItRead more about What does Apple’s new SchoolWork and ClassKit mean for the classroom?[…]

[ad_1] Commercial printers designed for the job are expensive – costing over $10,000 – according to Carnegie Mellon University, where a team has developed an add-on for a standard desktop 3-D printer that converts it into a bio-printer for far less. What’s more, they have open-sourced the design, released it for use, and made instructionalRead more about Need to print a new speen?[…]

[ad_1] There are now hundreds of thousands of apps available for your iPhone X (and others), and surprisingly, many of the best are free. The following list showcases our pick of the best free iPhone apps, and includes iPhone applications for social networking, travel, news, photography, productivity and more. Most of these apps are alsoRead more about Best free iPhone apps 2018[…]

[ad_1] The device is the 3 x 3mm Luxeon 3030 2D with a square light-emitting surface – there is already one with a round emissive area. “Flux performance is significantly improved over the company’s existing 3030 2D with a round emitting surface,” said Lumileds. “Existing customers will still have access to the one with theRead more about 3x3mm led emits 200 lm from 6V 240mA[…]

[ad_1] The public release of the so-called Windows 10 Spring Creators Update appears to be imminent, with Windows Central reporting an initial rollout date of April 10, citing anonymous sources.  Simultaneously, the outlet’s sources say that Microsoft has signed off on the final Windows Insider Preview build of Redstone 4 – its internal name forRead more about Windows 10 Spring Creators Update reportedly set for April 10 release[…]