The origin of organic magnets
A theoretical model for the unusual occurrence of magnetism in organic molecules may help develop this class of material for electronics applications.
Apple bought half of ST MEMS in 2011, says IHS
LONDON – The significance of demand for Apple's iPhone and iPad products for the electronic components market is phenomenal. STMicroelectronics was the leading producer of both MEMS gyroscopes and ...
Money, cleantech and what comes next
2011 was a good year for cleantech startups. U.S. venture capital activity in the sector set a high-water mark, with $4.3 billion invested in a record 323 companies. Today, the sector accounts fo ...
Report: China forges ahead to grab innovation ring
Report: China forges ahead to grab innovation ring
Windows 8 consumer preview in pictures
Kicking off the Microsoft event at MWC last week, president of Windows and Windows Live, Steven Sinofsky, launched the “Consumer Preview” beta version of Windows 8, before its anticipated official ful ...
Cloud-bound PLM 360 redefines product design cycle
Cloud-bound PLM 360 redefines product design cycle
Cadence moves physical design software to 20-nm
LONDON – Cadence Design Systems Inc. has announced that the latest release of its Encounter software suite for RTL-to-GDSII design supports the 20-nm manufacturing process technology node.The design, ...
New direction for game controllers: Prototypes tug at thumb tips to enhance video gaming
University of Utah engineers designed a new kind of video game controller that not only vibrates like existing devices, but pulls and stretches the thumb tips in different directions to simulate the t
MEMS gyro sales to outpace accelerometers, says IHS
MEMS gyro sales to outpace accelerometers, says IHS
TSMC triumvirate sets stage for Chang succession
LONDON – The board of directors of leading foundry chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has approved the appointment of three senior executives as chief operating officers of TSMC (H ...
Studies reveal structure of EV71, a virus causing childhood illnesses
Researchers have discovered critical new details about the structure of a virus (enterovirus 71) that causes potentially fatal brain swelling and paralysis in children, pointing toward designs for ant
AMD relinquishes stake in Globalfoundries
SAN FRANCISCO—Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said Sunday (March 4) it agreed to relinquish its remaining 14 percent stake in Globalfoundries Inc. and to pay Globalfoundries $425 million as part of an ame ...
Study shows brain flexibility, gives hope for natural-feeling neuroprosthetics
A new study that shows more flexibility in the brain than previously thought could be a major boost to the development of mind-controlled neuroprosthetic devices that feel natural.
Exploding stars: Important clue uncovered for origins of Type Ia supernovae
The origin of an important type of exploding stars -- Type Ia supernovae -- have now been discovered. Studying supernovae of this type helps researchers measure galaxy distances and can lead to import
Important clue uncovered for the origins of a type of supernovae explosion
The origin of an important type of exploding stars -- Type Ia supernovae -- have now been discovered. Studying supernovae of this type helps researchers measure galaxy distances and can lead to import
Energy squeeze: Squeezing silicone polymers produces chemical energy but raises doubts about implant safety
Scientists turned to squeezed polymers and free radicals in a search for new energy sources. They found both promise and problems. The researchers demonstrated that radicals from compressed polymers g
Artificial 'womb' unlocks secrets of early embryo development
Pioneering work has helped reveal for the first time a vital process in the development of the early mammalian embryo.
Solved: Mystery of the nanoscale crop circles
A useful alloy of gold and silicon, called a eutectic, melts at a far lower temperature than either of its components. Until now, however, its odd behavior on the nanoscale has confounded researchers.
Oxygen detected in atmosphere of Saturn's moon Dione: Discovery could mean ingredients for life are abundant on icy space bodies
An international research team has discovered molecular oxygen ions (O<sub>2</sub>+) in the upper-most atmosphere of Dione, one of the 62 known moons orbiting the ringed planet. The resear
ITC judge finds chip firms didn't infringe Rambus patents
ITC judge finds chip firms didn't infringe Rambus patents
Free: National Instruments releases 2012 Embedded Systems Outlook
National Instruments releases 2012 Embedded Systems Outlook
New computers respond to students' emotions, boredom
Emotion-sensing computer software that models and responds to students' cognitive and emotional states -- including frustration and boredom -- has now been developed.
Effects of environmental toxicants reach down through generations
Scientists have now demonstrated that a variety of environmental toxicants can have negative effects on not just an exposed animal but the next three generations of its offspring. The animal's DNA seq
Pasta-shaped radio waves beamed across Venice
A group of Italian and Swedish researchers appears to have solved the problem of radio congestion by cleverly twisting radio waves into the shape of fusilli pasta, allowing a potentially infinite numb
Dark matter core, left behind from wreck between massive clusters of galaxies, defies explanation
Astronomers using data from NASA's Hubble Telescope have observed what appears to be a clump of dark matter left behind from a wreck between massive clusters of galaxies. The result could challenge cu
Parkinson's disease stopped in animal model: Molecular 'tweezers' break up toxic aggregations of proteins
Researchers have used specific molecular &#8220;tweezers&#8221; they developed to break-up aggregates of toxic proteins that are thought to cause Parkinson&#8217;s disease. For the first t
First evidence of hunting by prehistoric people in what is now Ohio
Cut marks found on Ice Age bones indicate that humans in what is now Ohio hunted or scavenged earlier than previously known. A series of 41 incisions appear on an animal's left femur. Radiocarbon dati
Ericsson plays standards cards to LTE win
BARCELONA – Ericsson played the standards game for a winning hand in LTE, according to a missive from an ABI Research analyst here at the Mobile World Congress. They are neither the first nor the last ...
HTC unveils One series with dual and quad core phones
HTC unveils One series with dual and quad core phones
Intel's Ivy Bridge delayed, says senior executive
BARCELONA—A senior Intel Corp. executive has admitted that its next-generation Ivy Bridge microprocessor will be launched in June, some eight to 10 weeks later than previously expected. Sean Maloney, ...
Huawei claims quad-core chip outguns Tegra3
BARCELONA – In a surprise announcement the night before the Mobile World Congress opens here, Huawei Devices showed what it claims were the world's fastest handsets and tablets, using a new quad-c ...
Energy-harvesting evaluation kit features wireless linked modules powered by sunlight, temp differences
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Bluetooth low energy enabled iPhone applications for mobile health
Bluetooth low energy enabled iPhone applications for mobile health
Harman demos automotive LTE connectivity platform
Audio company Harman International has developed an infotainment platform that connects cars to the outside world by means of the LTE mobile radio technology. The platform provides the missing link in ...
Telecom operators successfully complete next generation Wi-Fi hotspot trials
Telecom operators successfully complete next generation Wi-Fi hotspot trials
Multi-standard transceiver for sensor networks sets record for low power
Multi-standard transceiver for sensor networks sets record for low power
Green Hills, Jungo bring connectivity to automotive infotainment
Green Hills, Jungo bring connectivity to automotive infotainment
Smart appliance shipments to exceed 24 Million units by 2017, but high prices remain a barrier
Smart appliance shipments to exceed 24 Million units by 2017, but high prices remain a barrier
LSI, TI, Freescale in 28nm base station battle
BARCELONA – Freescale Semiconductor, Texas Instruments and LSI Corp. are competing head-to-head with new integrated 28 nm base station processors as the Mobile World Congress opens here. All three are ...
Sensor may bring touchscreen to feature phones
SAN FRANCISCO—Cypress Semiconductor Corp. Monday (Feb. 27) unveiled what the company calls the first single-layer touchscreen sensor to support multi-touch capability, offering a dramatic reduction in ...
Blue Pearl is offering free hands-on workshops…
A couple of weeks ago the folks from Blue Pearl announced that the latest generation of their EDA tools boast a plethora of SystemVerilog and FPGA enhancements (Click Here to see that announcement).We ...
Xilinx to highlight 7 Series FPGAs and 100G technology at OFC 2012
Xilinx to highlight 7 Series FPGAs and 100G technology at OFC 2012
Slideshow: Inside the Android booth at MWC
BARCELONA--One thing at Mobile World Congress 2012 that you really can't miss (both literally and figuratively) is Google Inc.'s Android booth. The largest booth on the show floor, the Android ...
Silicon and IMEC to cooperate on RF R&D at 28nm
MANHASSET, NY -- HiSilicon, a China-based company, and European R&D consortium IMEC have signed a strategic research collaboration to develop RF transceiver architectures for next-generation mobil ...
Mindspeed/Astri TD-LTE demo a first at MWC
MANHASSET, NY -- Mindspeed Technologies, Inc. and Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute (ASTRI) are demonstrating what they claim is the industry’s first commercial-grade, produc ...
Elpida files for bankruptcy protection after bailout fails
Elpida files for bankruptcy protection after bailout fails
Orange launches Intel powered smartphone
BARCELONA— Global mobile carrier Orange has announced it will be putting out its own branded Intel Atom-powered cell phone, dubbed the Santa Clara.The phone, based on Intel’s Atom Z240 Medfield platfo ...
Qualcomm, HiSilicon, China drive unified LTE
BARCELONA – The mobile industry took a few small but significant steps toward the holy grail of a unified technology at the Mobile World Congress here. Qualcomm and HiSilicon announced multi-mode chip ...
MWC: Intel targets high-, low-end smartphones
MWC: Intel chip sets targets high, low smartphone chip sets
Postcards from Barcelona: MWC Day 1
BARCELONA -- Massive. That's the first word that comes to mind for a first time vistior to Mobile World Congress, the world's largest exhibition dedicated to the cellular industry.Here are a f ...
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