[ad_1] The car was said to have gone at speeds up to 50mph on local streets and main roads. The Leaf uses cameras, radar and lasers to figure out where it is in relation to other vehicles. The UK has offered itself to car-makers as a test-bed for driverless cars in the hopes of becomingRead more about Driverless car on London streets[…]

[ad_1] For those of us who love to listen to music while working out, or just while being out and about, going wireless has finally given us the freedom of movement we’ve craved for years. And now there’s another contender that should have both audiophiles and fitness fanatics excited – the Jaybird X3’s are nowRead more about Jaybird's X3 wireless headphones have arrived in Australia[…]

[ad_1] I see many cable assemblies designed using sleeving and it’s fascinating to see how some design engineers will choose one type over another when either choice is OK for the assembly. Sometimes there is an obvious choice why you would choose one type, so let’s look at the pros and cons of each typeRead more about Only Connect: Heatshrink versus Neoprene sleeving[…]

[ad_1] Ryzen has risen – sorry not sorry – at long last. AMD’s latest multi-core desktop processors were revealed recently during an event in San Francisco, and the first of many will soon be available to purchase. The new chips promise to bring AMD into the high-performance sphere with Intel in a way that’s moreRead more about AMD Ryzen release date, news and features: everything you need to know[…]

[ad_1] The trial will involve Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) antenna technology with adaptive beamforming and beam tracking techniques, including the use of non-line-of-sight (NLOS) environments. The hope is that the trials yield insights into the integrating mmWave technologies into mobile networks and devices. “This development is a big step forward in 5G readiness,” said Mike Wright,Read more about MWC: Qualcomm, Telstra, Ericsson trial 5G NR deployment[…]

[ad_1] It’s not all phones for Sony at this year’s Mobile World Congress – the company is also showing off some new virtual assistant-equipped audio technology. At the moment the device has the supremely un-catchy name Xperia Ear Open-style Concept.  This isn’t just Sony being Sony when it comes to naming, though – it’s becauseRead more about Sony’s new Xperia Ear will keep your ears open to outside sounds[…]

[ad_1] The deal is said to be that Softbank will invest an initial $2 billion and may subsequently invest another $2 billion. WeWork is backed by Chinese investor groups Hony Capital, backed b Legend Holdings, and China Oceanwide Holdings among others. Earlier this month Softbank paid $3.3 billion for US private equity company Fortress Investments.Read more about Softbank reported to be investing billions in work-space sharing start-up[…]

[ad_1] In what’s being referred to by the company as a “major update” and “much anticipated move”, NBN Co has updated the address checker function on its website, including a timeframe for the rollout and the type of connection your area will be receiving. After entering your home or business address, the tool will informRead more about NBN Co site update lets you quickly find out both when and what type of NBN connection you’ll get[…]

[ad_1] The original Nokia 3310 was a bit of a staple when the Finnish phone-maker first introduced it back in the year 2000, but it looks like Australians won’t be reliving their past as the newly announced homage probably won’t be heading down under. HMD Global, the brand that now owns the Nokia name, hasRead more about Australia isn’t invited to Nokia’s 3310 reunion party[…]

[ad_1] Update: Samsung has just told TechRadar that there will be two Unpacked events for the launch of… whatever phone it is, happening in both London and New York as full launches, not satellites of one or the other. Samsung’s not announcing the Galaxy S8 at Mobile World Congress 2017, but it is showing aRead more about Update: Samsung Galaxy S8 launch date confirmed for March 29 in both London and New York[…]