Charge all of your electronics with one device
Whether it’s a smartphone, a tablet, or a reader, many of us rely on multiple electronics on a daily basis, and all of them require
Author: Nicole DiGiose
Turn your ordinary gloves into touchscreen compatible ones
If you own a touchscreen device and wear gloves, Nanotips is the best solution to poking your useless, bundled up finger on your
US television shipments decrease, global industrial electronics chip revenue on the rise
According to research conducted by IHS iSuppli Research, the U.S. television market fell 9% in
Royal Caribbean uses 80-inch HDTVs to create virtual balconies
Booked your cruise too late and missed out on a window suite? There’s no reason to be bummed out, because for latecomers who would like the waterside experience, Royal
Low PIM DAS antennas aid cell coverage
The PIMinator distributed antenna system (DAS) in-building antennas enable cellular coverage inside of a building instead of depending on a cell site
Words to live by from famous engineers
Whether you’re a professional engineer with many years under your belt or are a student just starting out, the following quotes from some of the most famous engineers
Four technologies that don’t realize they’re dead yet
Remember the days when you would patiently wait for the fax machine at the office to send over those important documents? Then you'd go home to pop your favorite VHS
Four handy tech gadgets that don’t require electricity
It's always those times when you're nowhere near an outlet when your smartphone or tablet uses its final breaths to flash a red light or slowly power down as it warns
Google Glass in the operating room
A joint study between Royal Philips, Accenture, and Google has outlined how doctors could monitor a patient’s vital signs and react to surgical developments without
800-MHz D/A converter board has six channels
With four 250-MHz 16-bit A/Ds and two 800 MHz 16-bit D/As, the multichannel high-speed Flexor Model 3312 FPGA Mezzanine Card (FMC) is suitable for connection to HF or IF