[ad_1] SimyLife team Called SimyBall, it has been conceived as a biofeedback game controller that registers a users’ body signals and uses them to add to the gaming experience. But the firm also says the concept can be used to minimise human stress levels when associated with excessive consumption of digital media and computer games.Read more about Vienna start-up tackles gaming stress with biometrics[…]

[ad_1] An OLED television is likely to be high up on just about everyone’s holiday wish list, and thankfully, some awesome Black Friday deals will make that dream a reality. LG is offering its acclaimed 55-inch LG OLED55B7A and the larger 65-inch LG OLED65B7A at their lowest prices yet. The smaller of the two willRead more about You can get the best LG OLED TV for $700 off right now[…]

[ad_1] “Greater digitalisation and application density in automotive systems exacerbate the problem of EMC, since each additional component constitutes a potential source of interference. This presents significant problems for sensors and other small-signal devices,” it said. “Since it is extremely difficult to evaluate individual sources of noise during automotive development, noise evaluation has to beRead more about Op-amp rejects noise for car use, claims Rohm[…]

[ad_1] With last year’s launch of macOS Sierra, Apple brought its digital assistant Siri to its laptop and desktop computers, but it looks as though the upcoming iMac Pro is going to go a step further and let you activate the app with a “hey Siri” voice command. In other words you won’t have toRead more about The upcoming iMac Pro could support a "hey Siri" command[…]

[ad_1] Specifically, it includes a new set of templates in the New Project wizard and the New Module wizard to develop for the Android Things platform, but there’s a whole host of other features. You’re looking at Kotlin and Java 8 language support, Layout Editor improvements, XML fonts, Instant App support, and build speed improvements. Oreo DidRead more about Android Studio 3.0 IDE supports Android Things for the IoT[…]

[ad_1] With the Xbox One X launching earlier this month at £450, Sony was always going to march in with its one year old PS4 Pro and ruin Microsoft’s party with some barnstorming Black Friday deals. As it turns out, this has happened a week early – a whole range of PS4 Pro bundle dealsRead more about The best ever PS4 Pro bundle deal comes with 7 games for just £339.99[…]

[ad_1] London could be “stopped in its tracks by the restlessness of its tech workforce”, according to research by recruitment website Indeed. The research found that 10.8% of all jobs advertised in the capital are in tech, virtually the same as the 10.9% as in San Francisco. But the success of London’s booming tech sectorRead more about London’s high tech success story has a cost-of-living problem[…]

[ad_1] Wow! That’s what we said when we saw these amazingly cheap PlayStation VR bundles. Then we mumbled something about getting screwed for being early adopters. But if you’ve not bought into PS VR yet, this is an incredible opportunity as Very.co.uk, Currys, Game, Tesco and Amazon kick off Black Friday a week early. TheRead more about Save £150 with these best-ever PlayStation VR bundles a week before Black Friday[…]

[ad_1] Called BD9V100MUF-C, the BiCDMOS chip includes output mosfets and is aimed at 48V automotive systems. 2MHz operation keeps it out of the 2MHz the AM radio band (1.84MHz max). “While 2MHz operation is always required for automotive systems, until now there has not been a power supply IC capable of stepping down 48V toRead more about 9ns minimum on-time enables 2MHz high-ratio dc-dc converter : 2.5V from 60V[…]

[ad_1] Will we ever get sick of skyscrapers? It’s been over 130 years since the world’s first skyscraper went up in Chicago, and there are always plans for taller and taller buildings. At 829.8m/2,722ft, the current record holder is Dubai’s Burj Kalifa, but already under construction is Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia, which will riseRead more about Is it time we started living underground?[…]