[ad_1] Update: The iPhone X release date on November 3 is approached fast, and we can now confirm that Netflix in HDR will support Apple’s new phone on day one, but finding the smartphone in stock is going to prove challenging. All of the latest iPhone X news is below. iPhone X is “the futureRead more about iPhone X release date, price and features[…]

[ad_1] The number of unattended and remote facilities has increased, thanks to the internet of things (IoT). Isolated and rough terrain locations as well as sites that require minimal attention can now be given fully automated and connected protection. The IoT connected system is capable of executing an automated function, but is often unaware ofRead more about IoT sensors serve and protect[…]

[ad_1] All-in-ones aren’t your average PCs. They’re every desktops with integrated displays, frequently complemented by a mix of laptop and desktop components. For these reasons and more, they’ve garnered an unfair reputation of being inferior to their full-on desktop counterparts. Let it be known, however, that all-in-ones have their advantages. These self-contained PC setups typicallyRead more about Best all-in-one PCs 2017: top compact AIO desktops[…]

[ad_1] The aircraft is getting closer to launch following completion of the first phase of engine testing, a trial test of all six of its massive Pratt & Whitney turbofan engines. Okay, there is no major electronics angle here, but we can relay the company’s reports that “prerequisite testing of the electrical, pneumatic, and fireRead more about Picture of the Day: Firing up the world’s largest plane[…]

[ad_1] There’s no other way to say it – it’s really expensive to buy new phones these days. Whether you want to buy a new phone outright or get one on a contract, you’re going to pay through the nose. In our roundup of the best iPhone 8 deals, for example, the average cost ofRead more about iPhone 8 deals: how to get a 'free' iPhone upgrade every year[…]

[ad_1] About half HTC’s R&D staff – about 2000 people – will move across to Google. HTC will continue to make its own phones and the Vive VR system. HTC has been struggling since losing market share to mainland China phone makers, dropping to fifth place in its own domestic Taiwan market. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Google is buying part of HTC’s smartphone business, the companies announced today, putting an end to months of rumors about an acquisition. Here’s how the deal breaks down: certain HTC employees, “many of whom are already working with Google to develop Pixel smartphones,” will join Google’s hardware business. HTC is to receive $1.1 billionRead more about Google buys part of HTC's smartphone business, including team that works on Pixel[…]

[ad_1] Dave Smith, Google’s Developer Advocate for IoT, writes: We are announcing a contest with Hackster and NXP for developers to showcase their use of Android Things with other Google developer platforms. Project ideas should be added to Google’s Hackster.io Community by including Android Things as a software component, then registered through the contest page. Initial project ideas need toRead more about Google launches IoT Showcase for Android Things[…]

[ad_1] You know it’s time to make the move to the best CPU, or processor, for your budget when your computer starts getting sluggish. At the same time, if you’re a first-time PC builder, you don’t want to skimp on your processor, either. It doesn’t matter if you’re suiting up your rig for gaming, work,Read more about Best processors 2017: top CPUs for your PC[…]

[ad_1] Figure 1: Cadence’s Protium S1 FPGA-based prototyping platform cuts the time it takes to verify SoC code With ever-increasing embedded software content in complex system‑on‑chip (SoC) devices, it has become crucial to develop and to verify software and hardware concurrently, and as early as possible in the design cycle. FPGA-based prototyping plays an increasinglyRead more about FPGAs speed up verification[…]