[ad_1] Did you buy Nokia’s (formerly Withings’) most expensive smart scale, the Body Cardio? Unfortunately, Pulse Wave Velocity, one of its highlight features that tracks the speed of your blood flow, is being unceremoniously deactivated on January 24. According to Nokia, which sent out a notice to N users and posted on its website, theRead more about Buyer beware: Nokia Body Cardio smart scale will get a little dumber this week[…]

[ad_1] It will  show attendees the breadth of possibilities that this technology has, and provide system integrators with  examples of how to apply it to their next generation home/building automation designs. Centre stage will be PanL Smart Living – through which lighting, heating, security and air conditioning systems can all be controlled using just oneRead more about Bridgetek PanL comes to Europe[…]

[ad_1] Amazon started its first Amazon Great Indian Festival sale of 2018 on January 21. During the sale, the company is offering great deals across a wide range of products from phones, speakers, fashion, home & kitchen products, etc. The sale has already kicked off and consumers can choose from thousands of deals till JanuaryRead more about Amazon Great Indian sale: best deals on wearables[…]

[ad_1] We will publish one every morning this week. Here is the imec view of  3D technology: “Look at 3D chip technology as a way of getting your system to perform better, not as an additional expense, “ says Eric Beyne (pictured)  imec fellow & program director 3D system integration “2017 saw a clear breakthrough forRead more about The imec view on: 3D chip technology.[…]

[ad_1] Whether you’ve got yourself a fully-automated Jetsons house or just an Echo Dot and a few Hue bulbs, there’s no arguing that smart homes are well and truly mainstream nowadays.  As more and more connected tech enters your living room, the way it all looks and fits into your home needs to be takenRead more about Should TVs ever replace the art in our homes?[…]

[ad_1] Called Pixcurve, it is a proof of concept for optical components such as microdisplays, visible imagers and cooled infrared sensors used in mobile phones, telescopes, medical-imaging tools, IR sensors and other imaging applications. According to Leti, the curving technology minimises the vignetting effect that reduces brightness on the borders of images, and it makesRead more about French technology improves microdisplays[…]

[ad_1] With the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus expected to be unveiled at Mobile World Congress at the end of February, we’ve got a pretty good idea of what to expect already – but leaks about these handsets’ specs continue to drip out on to the web, just in case you wantRead more about More details of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus leak out ahead of MWC[…]

[ad_1] This will see the distributor supporting P-DUKEíS range of AC/DC PSUís and DC/DC converters in the high-reliability sector. Astute will be providing technical support across the full range of P-DUKE products which includes AC-DC power supplies (open frame, chassis, enclosed and DIN-Rail mounting options), and DC-DC converters (SMD, SIP, DIP, Brick, Wall Mounted/DIN-Rail) asRead more about Astute signs P-Duke military power line[…]

[ad_1] If you like having your literature read out to you, keep your eyes on the Google Play Store, as it looks like a dedicated audiobook section is on the way – and if you’re quick you might be able to get a hefty discount on your first purchase when the changes go live. YouRead more about Audiobooks are coming very soon to Google Play[…]

[ad_1] It allows molecular machines to move a hundred thousand times faster than with the biochemical processes used to date. This makes nanobots fast enough to do assembly line work in molecular factories. “By applying electric fields, we can arbitrarily rotate the arms in a plane,” explains the head of the Chair of Physics ofRead more about TUM speeds up nanorobots by 100,000x[…]