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Cadence offer processor with power and memory effiiciency 1/14/2015
The Xtensa LX6 and Xtensa 11 processors enable users to develop innovative custom processor instruction sets with up to 25 per cent less processor logic power consumption and up to 75 per cent better local memory area and power efficiency.
Samsung Galaxy A7 goes 8 core 1/13/2015
The phone runs Android 4.4, has 4G LTE connectivity, and a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera, along with a 5-megapixel front-facing camera. Inside is 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage and a microSD card slot to add more memory.
Obama asked congress to set laws for hacking 1/13/2015
A White House official said Obama will announce the proposed legislation Monday, along with a measure aimed at preventing companies from selling student data to third parties.
Broadcom to refocus on Internet of Things 1/13/2015
The smartphone modem business is dominated by Qualcomm. However, that market now being targeted by a number of "must-win-at-all-cost" chip companies in Asia.
Keysight released LPDDR4 test kit 1/13/2015
The application offers offline testing support for running signals from simulation tools such as Keysight's Advanced Design System. From simulation to debug and compliance.
SSD to replace HDD on client applications 1/12/2015
A slew of solid state drives (SSDs) have been introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show, and they show two trends: smaller devices, and much lower prices.
Microsoft to work with manufacturers to develope IoT applications 1/12/2015
Manufacturers have access to new sophisticated tools that help organizations realize value from IoT across a range of industries. Microsoft aims to provide the cloud infrastructure, machine learning and advanced analytics for these new business models that we believe will take off in 2015.
Echostar security system bypasses monthly subscription fees 1/12/2015
After installation by the purchaser or with professional help, falls entirely under the homeowner's control. Its features include home-network links to security cameras, lights, locks, doors and windows, thermostats and various sensors.
Samsung digs into advanced memories for mobile needs 1/12/2015
"The big challenge is more memory is required in a 64bit operating system. The 32bit [OSes need] 4Gb DRAM and a 64bit OS will push beyond that 4Gb boundary to require 8Gb,"
NXP offers smart key chip for automobile 1/9/2015
Once the driver touches the door handle equipped with capacitive touch sensors, the car awakes and unlocks the door. Once inside a car, the driver simply pushes for ignition and liftoff.
HP selects i7 to drive its 3D printer 1/9/2015
The collaboration of HP and Intel will result in the integration of Intel's Core i7 processors within HP's upcoming HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printer. The printer is based on HP Thermal Inkjet technology, a system which images surfaces areas for 3D printing processes at least 10 times faster than technology available to businesses today.
Micro SD card sales boosted over Christmas 1/9/2015
Some 1.2bn units of flash memory were shipped globally as aftermarket add-ons, it said, with MicroSD cards alone expanding 11 per cent by volume.
Is employee non-competitive agreement proper? 1/9/2015
A lawyer that deals with noncompetition agreements, "It has a chilling effect on people actually going out and trying to seek jobs because they fear getting sued."
Globalfoundries to leverage IBM technolgy in building China market 1/8/2015
"Our design footprint is tiny right now in China, but we expect to leverage IBM's large presence in China to start building new IP [intellectual property] designs," Chuck Fox, GlobalFoundries' senior vice president for worldwide sales.
MEM sensors are behind most new IoT devices 1/8/2015
MEMS are in virtually every wearable computer and fitness gadget at CES, including a chest band from Wahoo Fitness that counts how many push-ups you've done, or the ShotTracker device that records how many shots a basketball player has attempted.
PC with new features are on the rebounce 1/8/2015
Manufacturers are crafting high-resolution, curved screens for desktops and other new features you can't get in a hand-held device, while trying new laptop designs that mimic the tablet's appeal.
GasBuddy's outlook on gasoline prices 1/8/2015
A GasBuddy senior petroleum analyst. “I fully expect we’ll soon become complacent with those $2.99 prices once these sub-$2 prices stick around a bit longer.”
Microsoft/Nokia introduced $29 feature phone 1/7/2015
While it’s targeted at consumers in emerging markets, the Nokia 215 is also an interesting phone for folks who might be looking for a secondary device to travel with… or who just want something that can make calls and go more than two days without needing a recharge.
New WiFi chip to build 10-gigabit platform 1/7/2015
WiFi chipmakers, Celeno Communications and Quantenna Communications Inc. , both have big announcements at this year's CES show. Celeno is debuting its Quicksilver 802.ac Wave 2 4x4 product line, while Quantenna plans to demonstrate the 10-gigabit WiFi platform using the chip.
Qualcomm keynotes on connection strategy 1/7/2015
During its CES press conference today, Qualcomm, a semiconductor company, announced partnerships with Walgreens and Novartis to use its 2net wireless health platform.
Freedom of speech and expression are "very important" to entertainment industry 1/7/2015
CEO Kazuo Hirai, who hasn't spoken about publicly about the hack before, opened a press event at the International CES trade show in Las Vegas by saying he "would be remiss" if he didn't mention the controversy over the Sony comedy, "The Interview."
Manufacturing stays strong into the new year 1/6/2015
The manufacturing sector expanded in December for the 19th consecutive month, and the overall economy grew for the 67th consecutive month, say the nation’s supply executives in the latest Manufacturing ISM Report On Business.
China scrapped its export quotas for rare earths, minerals 1/6/2015
Under the new guidelines, rare earths will require an export license but the amount that can be sold abroad will no longer be covered by a quota.
Vietnam has a difficult time selling domestic made smartphone 1/6/2015
Hoping to see every Vietnamese own a smartphone by 2020, Viettel intends to produce smartphones that cost less than $47.60 per unit with a data package fee of only $3.30 per month.
Don't we all wish our phone can do that? 1/6/2015
There are plenty of aspects where this device can do more. Here are 5 areas where smartphones must do better this year.
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