Month: October 2018

Pickering Interfaces has launched a family of 110 programmable resistor modules with 2.5W, 5W or 10W power handling capability at 100V or as limited by […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Pickering Interfaces has launched a family of 110 programmable resistor modules with 2.5W, 5W or 10W power handling capability at 100V or as limited by […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Microchip has announced a low drop-out linear regulator with 250nA quiescent current. Called MCP1811, the firm claims “faster load line and transient response when compared to […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

This morning reviews for Apple’s iPhone XR were released, and among them were The Verge‘s impressions on the new smartphone. In a section of the […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

Apple will cease to make people beautiful in iOS 12.1 With the release of the iPhone Xs iPhone Xs Max users began to complain about […] Read the original post by adminfsd

All very prosaic. New iPhone have less to worry about buyers. The gradual reduction of the interest in the new iPhone is due to the lack […] Read the original post by adminfsd

Apple did not raise prices. Apple is known to execute a formal repair of its equipment without a guarantee for impressive money. However, in the case […] Read the original post by adminfsd

The next beta version of iOS 12.1! A week after the launch of iOS 12.1 beta 4 Apple released the fifth beta version of the firmware. […] Read the original post by adminfsd

Some time ago a senior Vice President of Apple marketing Phil Schiller talked to the authors of the famous online Eng?dget. In an interview with […] Read the original post by adminfsd

These are the three key things that any person should know about the nature of science. Read the original post by Rhett Allain

North think its $999 Focals are the anti-Google Glass. But can it convince people to wear them? Read the original post by Lauren Goode

The first round of iPhone XR reviews were published by media outlets this morning. Below we’ve highlighted some of the key takeaways from around the […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

Mozilla is rolling out an experimental feature for Firefox that's not quite like its other ones — you'll have to pay to be able to […] Read the original post by Engadget

Things are happening in the smartphone market! Time to try to make it somehow about Apple. Writing for very nice people over at Business Insider, Shona […] Read the original post by The Macalope

Getting the rest of the world online turns out to be harder than the UN anticipated, despite advances like mobile internet. Blame the patriarchy. Read the original post by Emily Dreyfuss