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Spray-on solar cell is easy to install 12/15/2014
SprayLD can be use in roll-to-roll manufacturing to create films that can be applied to nearly any surface from patio furniture to airplane wings to the surface of your car.
Renesas has low-error low power SRAM 12/15/2014
The devices are high-reliability products that achieve the same soft error rate as Renesas' earlier products that were fabricated in a 150nm process. They also achieve low-power operation with a standby current of maximum of 2uA at 25°C.
Chinese mobile manufacturer hits legal wall in India 12/12/2014
The High Court of Delhi issued a temporary injunction this week on the sale and import of Xiaomi handsets in India while it waited to hear a patent complaint against Xiaomi by Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson.
German startup to build electric sports car 12/12/2014
In contrast to battery electric vehicles as the world knows them, the Quant E's batteries are not recharged on some kind of electric charging station. Instead, the liquid electrolyte within the car's two tanks is exchanged against a fresh electrolyte. Despite the relatively large volume of the tanks (2 x 200L), this can be achieved much faster than charging a battery.
Tablet processor from AMD to support multiple OS 12/12/2014
The Amur processors will feature ARM's Cortex A57 architecture and will support both Android and Linux operating systems.
Falling oil prices put money in consumer's pocket 12/12/2014
Growing global supplies will push oil down further, to below $60, by the end of the week. "It's the proverbial 'trying to catch a falling dagger'.
Tests show most consumer SSD has acceptable endurance 12/11/2014
Tech Report took up the challenge of SSD durability and made an impressive finding. As part of its durability test, it forced six drives from Intel, Kingston, Samsun and Corsair to continuously write and rewrite 10GB of static data consisting of files of various sizes with almost a year of constant writing to the disks.
Lawyers scramble to find new plaintiffs in Apple class-action suit 12/11/2014
Attorneys suing Apple have alleged that its use of restrictive software, which kept iPods from playing music purchased from competitors of Apple's iTunes store, effectively blocked rivals from the market and allowed the Cupertino, California, company to sell iPods at inflated prices. Apple says the software was necessary to prevent unauthorized copying.
Plenty of oil for America 12/11/2014
This is a result of advances in drilling technology that have made it possible for engineers to reach oil and gas in unconventional rock and extreme locations and quieted talk that the world was quickly running out of oil.
India PC market grew 12/11/2014
The overall consumer PC market recorded 1.37 million units, a QoQ growth of 18.1 per cent over 2Q14. "Uptake of affordable PC segment (sub-$400 portable PCs) along with seasonal demand owing to festive season resulted in a sharp improvement in Q3,"
Nanya Reports drop in DRAM revenue 12/10/2014
Revenue contracted 1.48 percent to NT$4.09 billion (US$131 million) last month, compared with NT$4.15 billion in October, according to a company statement. Last month’s figure is the lowest since June after declining for a third month.
Lensless image sensor from Rambus 12/10/2014
The idea is that it will provide a low-cost and non-bulky form of imaging that can be added to many things as a means of improving their contextual awareness, which could not justify the bulk and cost of lensed image sensors.
Tubular LED replaces fluorecents 12/10/2014
Intellitube technology claims to offer both direct fit and direct wire functions for the retrofit of existing linear fluorescent fixtures.
China forces Qualcomm to lower license fee 12/10/2014
According to the source, the Chinese regulator will order Qualcomm to scrap its so-called "reverse patent licence," an agreement that the U.S. tech giant imposed on its client that allowed them to drop patent fees to each other.
U.S. - Big exporter of carbon footprint 12/9/2014
It's a dangerous trajectory the U.S. is stoking with record exports of dirty fuels, even as it reduces the pollution responsible for global warming at home.
Former Apple executive gets jail term for stealing secrets 12/9/2014
The scheme funneled millions in kickbacks to Devine for passing along confidential information to Apple Inc. suppliers and manufacturers who used the secrets to negotiate more favorable deals.
Taiwan operator teams with Gemalto for mobile payment services 12/9/2014
This enables Chunghwa Telecom's subscribers to pay for a number of goods and services including rides on Taipei's crowded metro trains and buses
Sanmina certified as medical equipment ODM 12/9/2014
"With the growth of the medical device market in India, many global medical companies are now outsourcing in India, taking advantage of government incentives and launching new medical products specifically designed to meet the needs of healthcare in India and other regions,"
Micron invest in Powertech - a Xian backend plant 12/8/2014
With this latest project, Micron's investment in the zone has reached more than $1 billion.
Blackberry CEO : company not likely to become China own 12/8/2014
“One of our biggest install bases is government in the so-called Five Eyes countries where governments share intelligence. I think there will be a lot of regulatory issues and concerns.”
Foundry business is growing vigorously 12/8/2014
IC foundry sales are expected to grow 12% to reach another record high of $53.7 billion in 2015.
Small geometry and high demand fuels flash memory growth 12/8/2014
Meanwhile, a roll-out of new end-market products employing eMMC and SSD solutions during the second half of the year will stimulate demand for the memory.
Microsoft share holders approved CEO pay 12/5/2014
Nadella was paid a base salary of $918,917 and a $3.6 million bonus, along with stock grants valued at $79.8 million.
Google acquired land in Los Angeles 12/5/2014
City Councilman Mike Bonin, who represents the area, said the purchase "brands Playa Vista as the tech and innovation capital of Los Angeles."
The FPGA race is on 12/5/2014
The battle for FPGA market share continues unabated. 2015 promises to see initial product releases and (no doubt) a deluge of marketing claims and counter-claims. One thing is certain, 2015 will not be boring.
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