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| 3D printed molecular LED opens up possiblities |
11/25/2014 |
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The researchers believe that the current technology could be used to make smart contact lenses with built-in displays, or bionic implants that use lights to stimulate nerves.
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| Automobile manufacturers concern about hackers |
11/25/2014 |
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Hackers worked on behalf of the U.S. military, which along with the auto industry is scrambling to fortify the cyber defenses of commercially available cars before criminals and even terrorists penetrate them.
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| Users are demanding HD display on small devices |
11/25/2014 |
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Bitmap displays are no longer able to meet the evolving challenges. For example, connected devices must deal with a wider range of unpredictable text and more font sizes, which makes it much harder to pre-configure a sufficient range of bitmaps to deal with all situations.
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| Defining a Smart Home |
11/24/2014 |
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The dream of the smart home is still being shaped. Ironically, though many of us have chosen to live apart from our extended families and communities, we have begun to desire products and features that are always connected to each other and to us.
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| South Korea lags on networking R & D |
11/24/2014 |
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The government must then encourage and lead local hardware-based software development and assist small firms in accumulating technologies.
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| Should Sony dump Playstation to favor Mobile? |
11/21/2014 |
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Unsolicited advice, already circulating among Sony watchers, ranges from shutting down the mobile division to dumping PlayStation before game consoles fall completely out of fashion.
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| Apple and Nvidia ahead on tablet bench mark |
11/20/2014 |
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In a recent press demonstration, BAPCo showed off the new TabletMark running on an Apple iPad Air 2 with its A8X chip; the Google Nexus 9 with its Nvdia Tegra K1; and a Lenovo Thinkpad 10 with a quad-core Intel Atom Z3795.
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| Marvell rolls out mobile SOC with ideal features |
11/20/2014 |
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Marvell has rolled out the octa-core 64bit 5-mode 4G LTE ARMADA Mobile PXA1936 SoC intended for high performance smartphones and tablets. The mobile processor features 8x ARM Cortex A53, advanced graphics and security functions, high performance image processing and sensor fusion capabilities,
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| Intel Research announced DRAM that use much less energy |
11/19/2014 |
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The prototype dynamic random access memory (DRAM) array can achieve four times lower latency at 25 times less energy than the standard double data rate synchronous (DDR) DRAM devices that are generally used in computers.
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| Intel merge mobile devices with PC chip-making group |
11/19/2014 |
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"more and more" processors will be needed in the future that can be utilized in tablets, smartphones, or laptops, and that by merging the two divisions, Intel will be better placed to produce them.
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| Fog computing builds community of the future |
11/18/2014 |
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The IoE connects people, processes, data and things through the Internet, turning data generated from connected devices into actionable intelligence that can improve processes, decision-making and scenario planning for businesses and people.
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| Samsung pulls out the big gun in countersue Nvidia |
11/18/2014 |
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The suit, filed on November 4 in a Virginia federal court, came two months after Nvidia sued Samsung and Qualcomm, saying the companies were using Nvidia's graphics patents without paying.
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| More memory devices consumed in China |
11/18/2014 |
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China alone accounts for 28 per cent of mobile DRAM's overall bit demand. The importance of China's economic development to the entire DRAM industry is expected to become more apparent next year as that proportion rises to over 40 per cent.
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| TSMC ahead of schedule on 16nm FinFET 3D chips |
11/17/2014 |
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The company's announcement of the "milestone" included endorsements of the process technology by customers such as Avago Technologies, Freescale, LG Electronics, MediaTek, Nvidia, Renesas, and Xilinx.
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