[ad_1] There’s no easy way to figure out the best unlimited plan in the US (believe us, we just did it). Mobile carriers offer all sorts of different plans, combining talk, text, and data, and then make everything complicated with varying features and limitations. We’re here to simplify the whole process by showing you whichRead more about The best unlimited mobile plans in the US right now[…]

[ad_1] Let’s see what posts your peers were most perusing and what might you have missed in the month of May 2018. Topics covered include Daisy the robot iPhone diassembler, speech recognition via Android, the Raspberry Pi-powered NSynth Super sound manipulator, a laser trip wire alarm and an Arduino-based rotary cell phone… As always, we’llRead more about Most read Gadget Master posts in May – Daisy the robot, speech recognition, plant monitor[…]

[ad_1] Welcome to our guide to the best Bitcoin exchange of 2018. This list is essential if you’re serious about making money from Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies. But what is a Bitcoin exchange, and how can you be sure you sign up to the best Bitcoin exchange? Well, think of Bitcoin exchanges as digital marketplacesRead more about The best Bitcoin exchange of 2018[…]

[ad_1] NI says its latest release of the InstrumentStudio software for PXI modular instruments improves system interactivity and makes debugging while running tests more intuitive.  InstrumentStudio can now create a multi-instrument environment, so engineers can capture screenshots and measurement results in one view from their suite of instruments.  Also it is possible to save project-levelRead more about Using PXI gets more intuitive, says NI[…]

[ad_1] Google hasn’t said much about Android tablets for a while now, and as Android Police spotted, it’s now taken the Tablets section off the official Android website. If you want Google’s mobile OS on a tablet-sized device, you’ll have to look elsewhere for now. Even before Google pulled the Tablets section, it wasn’t gettingRead more about Google's website shake-up shows it's giving up on Android tablets[…]

[ad_1] Cinch has been recognised by Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems with a supplier excellence award for 2017.  This annual award is presented to Raytheon suppliers having achieved 95% or better performance, in both quality and delivery.  Suppliers are judged on certain criteria, including overall quality and on- time delivery.  In total 66 companies have beenRead more about Cinch is one of Raytheon’s top suppliers[…]

[ad_1] The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be announced on Thursday, August 9, according to a new report today that also details the specs of the next big Android smartphone. In a little over two months, you’ll get your first glimpse of it at Samsung Unpacked in New York City, says Bloomberg, suggesting the bigRead more about Samsung Galaxy Note 9 reportedly ready to launch early on August 8[…]

[ad_1] It eventually took a couple of days of odd minutes, including a Eurostar journey. The answer actually came earlier, but I couldn’t believe it had a ‘7’ in it – 2, √2 or π would have been more believable, but not 7 – so having started on the specific case with equal Rs and equalRead more about RCRC filter response – waking up the little grey cells[…]

[ad_1] It’s been a long and sometimes difficult journey for the Apple TV. Deemed a “hobby” project by Steve Jobs, the company appeared to put the concept of an Apple set-top box on the back burner for many years before it once again started taking the line seriously in 2015.  Last year’s 4K-enabled Apple TVRead more about New Apple TV 2018[…]

[ad_1] An aim of the facility is to work with global companies, start-ups and SMEs to form a strong response to cyber security attacks. The CSIT Test lab includes a high-speed network interconnected via a multi-gigabit optical fibre to the public Internet.  Professor Sakir Sezer The facility’s experimental test network includes a virtual environment thatRead more about Queen’s Belfast creates cyber security lab for local community[…]