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A New York maker moves to China...
A nice letter (and photos) from MAKE reader Evan -Hi Phil - We've met a few times at MAKE meetings and at the FIRST competition at the Javits center - I taught at NYC public schools for seven years and mentored robotics teams around the city during ...
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Philips sells $451M NXP stake to own pension fund
AP] - Royal Philips Electronics NV said Tuesday it will sell its remaining stake in NXP Semiconductors NV to Philips own British pension fund for euro350 million .
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Samsung urges Galaxy Tab bundling
Samsung is urging operators to bundle sales of its new Galaxy tablet with cell phones and their data plans in order to cut the cost to consumers.Speaking on the sidelines of the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, Lee Don Joo, head of global ...
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Automotive chip content growing fast, says Gartner
Semiconductor content for safety systems will show a CAGR of 14.1 percent over the five years 2009 to 2014, according to market analyst Gartner. Gartner - Business - Semiconductors - Electronics - Components
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Electronics student wins prestigious European award
A student at the University of Southamptons School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) has won the title of Best Electronic Engineering Student in Europe.
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Hon Hai Looks to China's Interior
Hon Hai is investing in China's hinterland, as the electronics titan bets that the country can retain its role as the world's factory floor for decades.
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Aiptek Brings Pocket-sized 3D Camcorder to IFA 2010
The inescapable truth is that you can not escape talk of tablets and 3D these days. Not with the consumer electronics industry adamant that both of them will soon become de rigueur, if not the desiderata of everyday life. The ongoing IFA consumer ...
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Free-Shipping & Fast Delivery on All Goods in September on Nowsupplier.com--Couldn't be More Cheap!
SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Nowsupplier.com is launching a customer-friendly service--free shipping on all electronics goods in store and giving away a Micro SD card ($15) for per mobile phone purchase during the whole month of September ...
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Wisconsin Bans Trashing of Electronics
Residents in Wisconsin must recycle discarded computers, cell phones and other devices to prevent pollution as part of statewide recycling program that eases financial strain on local governments.
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ADC Looks To Settle Suits Ahead Of Tyco Sale
ADC Telecommunications, an Eden Prairie, Minn.-based provider of telecommunications gear, is looking to settle lawsuits brought by shareholders so it can complete a $1.2 billion deal to be bought by Tyco Electronics.
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My Car's Battery Goes Dead
If my car sits for longer than a month, my car's battery goes dead. How do I prevent this from happening? Batteries - Business - Power Supplies - Electronics and Electrical - Battery pack
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Sony eReaders to hit Australia this month
After some time hinting it would do so, Japanese electronics giant, Sony, has finally committed to bringing several of its eReader line-up to Australia, partnering with giant retail chain Borders to do so.
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Avatar 3D Blu-ray Disc to be Exclusive to Panasonic 3D TVs
At the time of its theatrical release, many in the consumer electronics industry hoped that Avatar would usher in a new era in home entertainment, an era where 3D is no longer a novelty but the norm. James Cameron's magnum opus didn't disappoint ...
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Hands on with Samsungs Galaxy Tab at IFA
If there was one mobile-related pulse-quickener at the IFA Berlin show, it had to be the debut of the Samsung Galaxy tab, which pretty much sucked most of the oxygen out of the mobile electronics category
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Samsung announces SF, NF, HF and RV laptops and netbooks
Want to utterly overwhelmed by a deluge of new Samsung laptops and netbooks? Great, because we've just got wind of not one, not two, but four different series of portable computer from the Korean electronics deity.
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Mitsumi Prototypes MEMS Mirror With 10mW Power Consumption
According to Nikkei Electronics, Mitsumi Electric Co Ltd prototyped a MEMS mirror for laser projectors. The mirror is driven by using piezoelectric devices (PZTs), and a laser light is scanned to project an image.
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Me-too tablets set their sights on the iPad
Samsung Electronics Co. and Toshiba Corp. unveiled tablet computers in Berlin yesterday, aiming to take market share from Apple Inc.s iPad with their lower-priced me-too devices. Apple - Tablets - Toshiba - IPad - Sam
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Halved growth target of 15% still 'big', insists Foxconn chief
FOXCONN TECHNOLOGYS group chairman Terry Gou has cut his long-term growth target for the worlds largest contract manufacturer of electronics by half as demand for iPhones and iPads fails to offset slowing computer sales.
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The Rydeen GCOM701 tablet/GPS navigation hybrid device
Integrated silicon solutions company, Marvell along with Rydeen Mobile Electronics have announced the Rydeen GCOM701, a new Android tablet. The GCOM701 features built-in Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth capability, removable memory, a front-facing camera and ...
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America's Top Amateur Chef Crowned at LG Electronics' 2010 'Taste of Something Better' Cooking Competition
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Sept. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- As the heat was rising in the LG Kitchen at the first-ever "Taste of Beverly Hills" wine and food festival presented by FOOD & WINE, a distinguished panel of celebrity chefs proclaimed Brett Youmans ...
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Samsung Flags Record Investments
South Korea's Samsung Electronics is considering investing a record $25.55 billion next year to bolster its existing operations and expand into new business segments.
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Samsung officially details the Samsung Galaxy Tab
One of the most poorly kept secrets in recent memory, Samsung officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab on Thursday in Berlin at the 2010 IFA electronics show. In fact, it was such a badly kept secret that the announcement was really just a ...
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Intersil signs Avnet Memec in Europe
In June, Intersil's CEO Dave Bell told Electronics Weekly that the semiconductor industry is clearly on a full recovery path from the 2008-9 downturn
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Taiwan's HTC: iPhone's 'quiet' challenger
The Canadian Press - BEIJING, China - East Asia is the world's electronics factory, yet unless they are Japanese, producers are anonymous. Now HTC Corp., a Taiwanese maker of smart phones, is moving out of the shadows and trying to establish its own ...
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Dr. Gerald Cooperstein Elected IEEE Fellow
Dr. Gerald Cooperstein, head of the Pulsed Power Physics Branch in the Naval Research Laboratory's Plasma Physics Division, has been elected a Fellow of the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers( IEEE). He is recognized`` for contributions ...
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Booming Samsung tries to become an innovator
About an hour south of Seoul, bulldozers are demolishing the last vacant factories at Samsung Electronics Co.'s Suwon campus, erasing signs that South Korea's most valuable public company once made its headquarters in a smoke-fuming industrial complex. ...
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Graphene Gate Opens the Door to Smaller, Faster, Less Toxic Electronics
A team of researchers at UCLA has developed a new way to make super-fast graphene transistors that are comparable to transistors that use more expensive (and toxic) materials. If successful commercially, the new graphene based technology could play a ...
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Raytheon's Not-So-Secret Weapon
With ties to thousands of military, espionage and homeland-defense projects, the company isn't likely to be slammed by single massive defense cuts.
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Samsung Expects Galaxy S To Lead Fast Sales Growth
Samsung Electronics is predicting it will sell 20 million to 25 million smartphones this year. The company also aims to ship 50 million smartphones in 2011, J.K. Shin, the president of Samsung's mobile communications division, told South Korean media ...
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SAE Convergence 2010 to feature Ford, Microsoft partnerships
SAE Convergence 2010 will focus on partnerships - traditional and non-traditional - that are enabling the future of automotive electronics.
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