[ad_1] On the desktop, Scrivener is widely acclaimed as the writer’s tool of choice. The feature-rich app provides all kinds of ways to write, even incorporating research documents directly into projects. Everything’s always within reach, and your work can constantly be rethought, reorganised, and reworked. On iPad, Scrivener is, astonishingly, almost identical to its desktopRead more about Best iPad apps 2017: Download these essential apps now […]

[ad_1] But why was it so important? Touch control, IoT and cloud computing all came from the iPhone. It may be hard to believe now, but at the time many observers didn’t give Jobs or Apple a chance of breaking into the mobile phone market dominated by huge brands – Nokia, Motorola and Ericsson. TheRead more about How did the iPhone change the world and make IoT[…]

[ad_1] Samsung SDI, a branch of the Galaxy phone maker, just announced a new battery cell that could change the face of electric vehicles (EVs) and turn them into more practical purchases for consumers.  Its new high-energy density battery cell has a driving range of up to 600km (372 miles), Samsung SDI says, and canRead more about This new battery could solve one of the biggest problems of owning an EV[…]

[ad_1] Key to the achievement is a parametric amplifier architecture using a silicon nitride waveguide with far higher silicon content than usual – Si7N3. “We have developed an optical amplifier which is able to amplify light by 17,000 times at the telecommunications wavelength,” said Assistant Professor Dawn Tan at Singapore University of Technology and Design, whichRead more about Optical gain for comms on silicon[…]

[ad_1] Update: LG has all but confirmed that the G6 won’t support modules. But it will be coming soon, and is likely to have an overhauled design. If there’s one thing the LG G5 isn’t, it’s boring. With two rear cameras and an accessory slot that lets you modify the hardware it’s a phone thatRead more about LG G6 release date, news and rumors[…]

[ad_1] These are small footprint cores with similar performance to the existing Cortex-M3/M4 processors. ARM Cortex-M23 and Cortex-M33 are the first embedded processors based on the ARMv8-M architecture, bringing ARM TrustZone to the most constrained IoT nodes. Cortex-M33 features configuration options including a co-processor interface, DSP and floating point computation. Cortex-M23 is the entry point to theRead more about ARM trusted cores get Lauterbach debug support[…]

[ad_1] UPDATE: Samsung’s iOS apps for Gear S2 and S3 smartwatches and the Gear Fit 2 should now be available on the App Store in any territory where the devices are sold. You can find the links to each app in the updated story below. Originally slated to arrive a year ago, Digital Trends isRead more about Samsung Gear S2 and S3 smartwatches finally get friendly with iPhone[…]

[ad_1] Razer has long touted its Chroma lighting – those RGB LED lights that you find on keyboards, mice, cases and laptops like the new Razer Blade Pro – as the next step in immersion.  And while synchronized lighting does add a certain je ne sais quoi to games like Overwatch, Diablo III and CallRead more about Razer Project Ariana can turn your whole living room into one giant screen[…]

[ad_1] Nokia could be about to introduce a smart, AI-powered assistant app of its own called Viki, if a trademark application just unearthed by Dutch blog GSMinfo is anything to go by. If and when Viki turns up at the party, it will be joining a crowded field: Siri, Google Assistant, Cortana and Alexa areRead more about Nokia could be working on its own AI assistant called Viki[…]

[ad_1] Although you could argue that gaming laptops stole the show at CES 2017, it’s the monitor category that made us really sit up and take notice. Whatever innovation you can think of from a few years back – be it 4K, 21:9 or curved – a new model emerged in Las Vegas this yearRead more about HDR, 8K and beyond: 5 monitors that lit up CES 2017[…]