Month: April 2019

Paving the way for a 5nm-sized A14 chip in 2020 iPhones, TSMC has announced the release of its complete 5nm chip design infrastructure. TSMC’s continued packaging […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

Using headphones while you work makes a lot of sense. You can cut out unwanted noise from the environment around you, and you can ensure […] Read the original post by Luke Filipowicz

Maxim’s DS2477 secure co-processor is intended to protect industrial, medical and IoT applications with authentication and physical security. “It is a secure I2C co-processor with built-in […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

A new way to charge! Anker makes some of our favorite accessories these days, and its wireless chargers are no exception. Right now, you can pick […] Read the original post by Jared DiPane

Apple might be making a concerted shift towards services, there’s no doubt that its hardware division is still hoping people out there in the wild […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Beijing hosted the presentation of the smartphone-the Nubia Alpha bracelet and Bluetooth headset Nubia Pods. Nubia Alpha The world’s first intellectual product with a flexible display that […] Read the original post by Mark

Introduction of technology eSim, which allows you to connect to networks of mobile operators without a physical SIM card, carries a risk of protection of […] Read the original post by Mark

Government spyware Exodus, which had previously been detected in 25 different apps in Google Play, now ported under iOS system. This warn researchers at Lookout […] Read the original post by Mark

Apple often hides some of the technical characteristics of their devices. For example, cupertinos never reveal the exact amount of RAM the iPhone and iPad. […] Read the original post by Mark

It’s also joining the new bookshelf speaker. Way back in 2017, Sonos announced that it was partnering with IKEA to create a new series of products […] Read the original post by Joe Maring

The Swedish furniture maker also partnered with Sonos to build a low-cost wireless bookshelf speaker. Read the original post by Michael Brown

This release marks the first set of products in a collaboration where scale meets sound. Read the original post by Brian Barrett

This 40W charger can adaptively charge each connected device at up to 2.4A. Having a single USB port on your charger these days is pretty inefficient. […] Read the original post by Alex Smith

Rohde & Schwarz’ cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) protocol conformance testing package has been approved to the Global Certification Forum’s (GCF’s) specification. The approval is based on using […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

The iMore team is always on the lookout for great tech that will help you lead a healthier life, whether its a brand new cheap […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller