[ad_1] The TBD62089APG incorporates 8-bit, D-type Flip Flop circuits that support a data storage function. The TBD62089APG integrates the D-type Flip Flop circuits – widely adopted as an industry standard – with Toshiba’s TBD62083APG 8-channel sink output type transistor array on a single chip. As a result, both the component count and board mounting areaRead more about Toshiba launches transistor array for HV transmitters[…]

[ad_1] The best free screen recorder Fancy becoming the next PewDiePie, showing other people how to play big name games on YouTube? Would you like to make demos to show off your apps, or to teach others how to use specific software? Then you need a screen recorder. The simplest screen recorders simply capture what’sRead more about The best free screen recorder 2017[…]

[ad_1] Nexperia is NXP’s former Standard Products division which was sold to Chinese financial investors JAC Capital and Wise Road Capital for $2.75 billion last June. The company is a leader in discretes, logic and MOSFETs. Scheper led the unit at NXP to over $1.1 billion in revenues last year, and is now CEO ofRead more about Nexperia launches today[…]

[ad_1] The call for external webcams might be much less these days – as opposed to the integrated cameras that come with most notebooks or tablets – but if you need a really well-specced webcam and are prepared to pay for the privilege, Logitech has a new model that boasts several industry firsts, including 4KRead more about Logitech’s new 4K HDR webcam offers streamers a major upgrade[…]

[ad_1] The newly developed circuit operates with 55% of the power requirements of previous technology for optical modules in Ethernet used for communication between servers and switches in datacenters. With the spread of big data analysis and cloud services, there has been a demand for faster and denser optical modules in order to provide highRead more about Toronto Uni and Fujitsu Labs develop referenceless CDR[…]

[ad_1] Following on from the precedent set by its US rival Netflix, the Australian streaming service Stan has announced a couple of huge service updates for the coming months.  First up, Stan will be getting offline viewing capability in March, allowing subscribers to download selected shows to their iOS and Android devices and watch themRead more about Stan is finally getting 4K streams and offline viewing this year[…]

[ad_1] In the US in 2016 there were 462 Series C and later rounds.  The equivalent number in all of Europe in all of 2016 was 36. While European Series A is 25% of the US total, Series C and later is just 7% of US levels. “Europe’s start-up ecosystem has grown by leaps andRead more about Europe Lacks Later Stage VC Investors[…]

[ad_1] Looking for a new toy to test out your Oculus Rift and Touch? Harmonix’s virtual rockstar fantasy Rock Band VR launches March 23 – finally making its way to Oculus’ VR headset after missing its original launch target by almost an entire year.  Those who want to guarantee a spot on the setlist nowRead more about Oculus Rift’s Rock Band VR lets you live out your inner rock star, is now up for pre-order[…]

[ad_1] By adding an audio HAT to your Raspberry Pi you could have high quality audio at a fraction of the cost of a traditional audio DAC. John Whiting from West Sussex-based Pi Supply, writes: “Some businesses will charge into the many £000’s for a DAC or for a high-quality audio player in general (I’veRead more about Raspberry Pi takes on the audio market[…]

[ad_1] Uber is showing that it’s not resting on its laurels when it comes to becoming the leader in on-demand navigation – the company has just hired NASA aircraft engineer Mark Moore to head up engineering in its Uber Elevate arm. That flying Uber car could be on route. Back in 2010 Moore wrote aRead more about Uber's getting serious about its flying car business[…]