[ad_1] What topics have your peers been reading? Well, never let it be said there isn’t an appetite for technical content among our readership… There is a HD automotive camera module reference design from TI, Hitachi developing a SiC-based ‘TED-MOS’ (Trench-Etched-Double-Diffused MOS), hydrogen fuel cells for cars and reported Qualcomm lay-offs… Here they are, inRead more about Most Read articles – SiC-based TED-MOS, HD auto camera, Qualcomm lay-offs[…]

[ad_1] Intel had everyone guessing when it launched its 8th generation desktop processors with Kaby Lake Refresh, but the manufacturer (hopefully) won’t be fooling us again when it launches the 9th Generation Intel Coffee Lake Refresh CPUs. Not only would this move be par for the course for Intel, but there is a rich wellRead more about Intel Coffee Lake Refresh release date, news and rumors[…]

[ad_1] The satellite has successfully used its on-board net technology in orbit, and it is described as the first demonstration in human history of active debris removal (ADR) technology. The RemoveDEBRIS satellite – RemDeb to its friends – is the creation of a consortium of space companies and research institutions led by the Surrey SpaceRead more about Surrey Space Centre’s RemoveDEBRIS satellite nets junk[…]

[ad_1] In a clear sign that the world has run out of Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL leaks in advance of the October 9 launch event, accessories for the two forthcoming smartphones have now surfaced. Specifically, we’re seeing the Google Pixel Stand – what’s believed to be an official wireless charger that doublesRead more about Google 'Pixel Stand' charger leaked ahead of next month's Pixel 3 launch event[…]

[ad_1] In scooting around YouTube, I have seen folk print on a ‘raft’, and then neatly tear off the raft to leave the finished object. It all seems so simple. So, on went a raft, with the thinking that if there the first one or two print layers are being asked to fill more heightRead more about 3d printing: Hmmm, maybe a raft is not the answer[…]

[ad_1] Rumors of Intel switching back to soldered processors is looking a little more certain every day, and now we’ve gotten our most official confirmation from a computer hardware maker. Eurocom, a maker of high-end gaming and workstations laptops, confirmed to OC3D that Intel’s upcoming Core i9-9900K and Core i7-9700K will indeed come with solderedRead more about Intel Coffee Lake Refresh may finally correct a six-year-old mistake[…]

[ad_1] google Our headline on Electronics Weekly was: Google, T-Mobile, HTC unveil G1 Android phone And I’ve previously highlighted a nice description of the runup to the launch from Des Smith of T-Mobile, worth checking out in full: I remember one morning a few weeks before the announcement I visiting Google, chillin’ in cafe Moma in full GoogleRead more about Happy 10th birthday Android![…]

[ad_1] With high profile commentary from those in public office who are against peoples’ right to anonymity and encryption, and many others asking who has the right to do or say what they want online, the role of VPNs has never been more in the spotlight. Against this backdrop many have asked, do ‘normal people’Read more about Privacy in the age of IoT: the future’s connected for VPN[…]

[ad_1] For prototyping, ShielDIY is bend-it-yourself shielding made from 0.2 mm thick metal sheet with pre-embossed fold lines at 5mm intervals. “To produce an individual shielding cabinet of the required shape, all that needs to be done is cut out with scissors, fold and solder onto the PC Board,” said the firm. “We recommend toRead more about DIY origami shields PCBs against EMC[…]

[ad_1] Update: The official Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Generation) release date details are below, but you may also be interested in our newly minted hands-on review: You might as well wait for the Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Generation) release date before buying the old entry-level smart speaker from Amazon.com. The new version for 2018 launchesRead more about Amazon Echo Dot (3rd generation) release date, price, news, and features[…]