[ad_1] We’re expecting the Samsung Galaxy S8 to break cover at the end of February during Mobile World Congress, and you can expect a bunch of leaks and speculation between then and now – including two videos uploaded by Samsung Display in South Korea. Unfortunately our Korean is a little rusty but these clips showRead more about Are these videos a sneak preview of the Samsung Galaxy S8?[…]

[ad_1] Finally, the gaming PC brand Razer have answered the question we’ve all been wondering about for years:  Why won’t you come on over, Valerie? Turns out, it’s because Valerie is a hefty, 51-inch beast, and also, she’s a laptop, and is therefore incapable of independent movement. Razer have been making gaming laptops and peripheralsRead more about Is three screens on one laptop too many?[…]

[ad_1] Instagram launched an official app for Windows 10 last month, but it’s missing one key function: there’s no way to upload photos. There’s no way to upload photos from the website either, and there’s no dedicated app for Mac OS X. This is a pain – particularly if you want to share pictures you’veRead more about Upload photos to Instagram from your PC or Mac[…]

[ad_1] Organised by Electronics Weekly, in partnership with the IoT Security Foundation, it will be held at CodeNode in central London. The one-day event will cover the challenges and solutions for hardware and software security, particularly in the context of the IoT. Confirmed speakers already include experts from Imagination Technologies and Context Information Security. Find outRead more about IoT Secure Systems Summit 2017 – coming in April[…]

[ad_1] XnView XnView is much more than just an image viewer – it’s a fully featured photo organizer and editor, packed with tools to help you make the most of your pictures. If you have a collection of photographs gathering virtual dust on your hard drive or an SD card, XnView is the perfect softwareRead more about Download of the day: XnView[…]

[ad_1] Called the TI-Innovator Hub, and soon to be available in the UK, the Hub is a palm-sized box with a microcontroller, red and RGB LEDs, a light sensor and sounders inside, plus IO lines to connect with the world outside. Control, display and data analysis are provided by plugging it into one of twoRead more about TI aims at STEM education with Hub[…]

[ad_1] With businesses increasingly shifting operations online it’s no wonder that cyber-attacks on companies are increasing as criminals try to cash in. According to statistics from the UK government, two-thirds of large organisations have experienced cyber-attacks in the past year. The impact these breaches have on businesses is nothing less than catastrophic. Not only doRead more about Top 5 best business anti-malware and anti-spyware software[…]

[ad_1] In a spirit of New-Year-inspired recycling it’s also good to see a crafty use for an unwanted CD drive. I’m sure we all have one, sitting in a box in a cupboard, somewhere, for no particular reason… So the Raspberry Pi blog points us to a project by Andrey Chilikin. This is what happensRead more about Time for a cup of Raspberry tea?[…]

[ad_1] Andy Rubin, the creator of Android, is reportedly working on high-end smartphone that could challenge the industry’s top dogs, including the iPhone and Google Pixel.  Sources speaking with Bloomberg divulged the device, which will actually be the focal point of a number of consumer hardware products, including some for the home, created by aRead more about The creator of Android is reportedly working on a high-end smartphone[…]

[ad_1] Semiconductor capex will increase 2.9% in 2017, to $69.9 billion, says Gartner, after 5.1% growth in 2016. The forecast to 2020 with the y-o-y growth rate is: 2016 $67.9 5.1%,2017 $69.9 2.9%,2018 $73.6 5.3%,2019 $78.4 6.4%,2020 $75.8 -3.3%. “The stronger growth in 2016 was fuelled by Increased spending in late 2016 which can beRead more about 2017 slowdown in semiconductor capex growth[…]