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Janine Love
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I got a note from the team at Texas Instruments (TI) today telling me about how TI and GetFugu has invested in the University of Texas (fitting) at Dallas' MobileLab research group. The group works to advance futuristic mobile apps using human/device interfaces (HDI) technologies.
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Janine Love
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Set for April 15-16, 2010 in Hong Kong, the ABI Forum’s conference on 4G networks will be limited to 150 attendees, offering the opportunity to network one on one with ABI analysts and other industry experts.
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Benjamin Jordan
March 11, 2010 Hits: 60
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Electronic Product Design or RPG?
Playing the game...
Today, with much anticipation I watched the teaser trailer for the auspicious Starcraft II, a game in development at Blizzard Entertainment. It's been about 9 years since I last played it's predecessor, Starcraft: Broodwars (hmmm, I've been married for about that long, too!) Watching the trailer brought back many fond memories; memories of not knowing what it was like to need sleep, lugging my full-tower AMD K6-II computer with a wopping 256MB of ECO SDRAM and a 15" CRT monitor around to a friends garage for greasy food, and all-night strategic planning...
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Clive Maxfield
March 11, 2010 Hits: 94
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Those little scamps at Think Geek keep on coming up with new delights with which to tempt your humble narrator (I'm still playing with the Miracle Berry Fruit Tablets I purchased last year).
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Clive Maxfield
March 11, 2010 Hits: 103
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Those clever guys and gals at Sonics have announced that their on-chip communications solutions will support phase one of the new AMBA 4 protocol, which was unveiled this week by ARM.
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Brian Bailey
March 11, 2010 Hits: 49
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In the latest edition of their newsletter, Calypto CEO, Tom Sandoval, says that they had a record breaking Q3 revenues and bookings, which for them ended Jan 31st 2010. This is a good sign for the industry as a whole, but also a sign that end users are willing to put dollars in the hands of small EDA companies who have good products. It was not long ago that it was thought that the big 3 (4) would lock their customers into exclusive deals that would prevent money flowing to other companies, but this strategy was clearly false. Calypto and...
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Brian Bailey
March 10, 2010 Hits: 50
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As someone who spends most of my time writing, and yet started life as a humble engineer (read into that – someone who was never taught to write properly), I often find it hard to believe the ways in which editors want things to be done. So I was pleased to find some guidelines put out by the government on how to use plain language. This is the story of Little Red Riding Hood as rewritten by the government in an exercise to display to people how not to write English.
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Clive Maxfield
March 10, 2010 Hits: 158
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This is seriously cool – I am very excited. Actually, I'm tremendously excited about all sorts of innovations that are taking place in programmable logic space ("where no one can hear you scream"). As far as I'm concerned, the programmable logic domain (FPGAs and related devices) is absolutely the place to discover the coolest technology going.
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Lee H Goldberg
March 10, 2010 Hits: 42
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Highly-integrated CCM PFC Controller enables easy EnergyStar compliance, eliminates 54 external devices.
Fairchild Semiconductor has leveraged its expertise in power to develop a CCM PFC controller for 300W to 2kW power supply designs that brings high system efficiency, high power factor and low THD. This highly-integrated controller simplifies EnergyStar-compliant designs and cuts BOM costs by eliminating the need for as many as 54 external components that would be required by other solutions.
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Beth Martin
March 10, 2010 Hits: 51
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DAC redesigned their website and started cranking out articles for your reading pleasure in the DAC Knowledge Center.
