samedi 30 avril 2016
vendredi 29 avril 2016
What are the Differences Between Consumer and Industrial NUCs?
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1UmcCis
Omantel and Ericsson sign managed services and customer value management deals
Ericsson and Omantel have signed a four-year managed services contract in which Ericsson will operate and maintain Omantel's network as the sole managed services supplier. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1SxSrg2
Wireless Charging and Fingerprint Scanner Technology Amp Up Smartphone User Satisfaction
Advanced technology that improves smartphone usability, such as wireless charging and fingerprint scanners, enables wireless subscribers to be more actively engaged with their device and helps increase their satisfaction, Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1SxSokB
jeudi 28 avril 2016
6 Ways to Get Started Powering your Automotive Design
Texas Instruments (TI) has a broad portfolio of automotive-qualified, innovative power management circuits that enable the future of automotive design. TI advances power design with wide-input DC/DC converters allowing direct connection to the car’s battery during start-stop; LED lighting solutions for advanced headlights and sharper in-car displays; ultra-low power voltage regulators that support inductive sensing for increased safety and lighter vehicles; application-specific PMICs for ADAS and infotainment solutions; advanced battery management to extend drive time and protect electric and conventional vehicles; and breakthrough technologies that help reduce electromagnetic interference.
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1pLxgeT
11 Myths About Embedded Java
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1N3ZdtW
The Bud "Extreme Engineering" quiz
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1rlCYpq
From LEDs to Smart Lighting
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1SvS99H
Cypress Acquires Broadcom’s Wireless IoT Business
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1WtmKWy
Choosing Between 3D Printing and Injection Molding for Rapid Manufacturing
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1NXcYW4
Make or Break: who’s the best maker?
Last night Massimo Banzi was Guest Judge on Intel America’s Greatest Maker - episode 4 and had the difficult task of evaluating the teams and their projects competing in the Make or Break rounds for $100,000 and a spot in the million dollar finale.
Check some bits of the episode in this Meet and Greet video and in the Fast Forward of the episode!
from Arduino Blog http://bit.ly/1qYpDmf
Gallery: The History of Solar-Powered Airplanes
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1rkGlNb
As Phone Market Matures, Display Makers Turn to In-Cell and On-Cell Touch Technologies
As the mobile phone market slows, display manufacturers are looking to new in-cell and on-cell touch-screen solutions that offer consumers thinner and brighter displays, Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1Ty2OQa
Qualcomm Signs 3G/4G Chinese Patent License Agreement with Yulong
Qualcomm has signed a new 3G and 4G Chinese patent license agreement with Yulong Computer Telecommunication Scientific (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. (Yulong), Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1VDU3aM
mercredi 27 avril 2016
What Does Your Company Do About Safety and Security? (.PDF Download)
The Barr Group’s latest survey results from embedded programmers reveals some interesting statistics about safety and security in current development....
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1WqCyJI
What Does Your Company Do About Safety and Security?
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/237eI63
Meet AdSense’s next generation ads: Page-level ads
With Page-level ads, you place the same ad code once on each page that you want to show ads. They’re designed to show automatically at the right time and in the right format - potentially increasing your earnings without interfering with your users’ mobile experience.
The benefits of Page-level ads include:
- Optimized ads that show when they’re likely to perform well and provide a good user experience.
- One-time set-up that only requires you to place the Page-level ad code once on each page you’d like the ads shown.
- Ability to adjust the settings in your account and to enable new ad formats without having to change the code on your site.
- Additional ads on your site that don’t count towards your AdSense per page ad limit.
Watch the video below for a quick view of Page-level ads:
Currently, the Page-level ads family includes the anchor/overlay and vignette ad formats. More ad formats will be available soon.
Learn more about the Page-level ads in the AdSense Help Center. Get started with Page-level ads today and let us know what you think in the comments below.
Posted by Matthew Conroy, AdSense Product Manager
from Inside AdSense http://bit.ly/1qV4o4N
Electronic Design’s Products of the Week (4/24-4/30)
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1MZXhCA
Gallery: NXP Smarter World Tour Bus
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1pFolLW
How to Control EMI in Synchronous Buck Converters
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1Ssce0B
Machine learning for the maker community
At Arduino Day, I talked about a project I and my collaborators have been working on to bring machine learning to the maker community. Machine learning is a technique for teaching software to recognize patterns using data, e.g. for recognizing spam emails or recommending related products. Our ESP (Example-based Sensor Predictions) software recognizes patterns in real-time sensor data, like gestures made with an accelerometer or sounds recorded by a microphone. The machine learning algorithms that power this pattern recognition are specified in Arduino-like code, while the recording and tuning of example sensor data is done in an interactive graphical interface. We’re working on building up a library of code examples for different applications so that Arduino users can easily apply machine learning to a broad range of problems.
The project is a part of my research at the University of California, Berkeley and is being done in collaboration with Ben Zhang, Audrey Leung, and my advisor Björn Hartmann. We’re building on the Gesture Recognition Toolkit (GRT) and openFrameworks. The software is still rough (and Mac only for now) but we’d welcome your feedback. Installations instructions are on our GitHub project page. Please report issues on GitHub.
Our project is part of a broader wave of projects aimed at helping electronics hobbyists make more sophisticated use of sensors in their interactive projects. Also building on the GRT is ml-lib, a machine learning toolkit for Max and Pure Data. Another project in a similar vein is the Wekinator, which is featured in a free online course on machine learning for musicians and artists. Rebecca Fiebrink, the creator of Wekinator, recently participated in a panel on machine learning in the arts and taught a workshop (with Phoenix Perry) at Resonate ’16. For non-real time applications, many people use scikit-learn, a set of Python tools. There’s also a wide range of related research from the academic community, which we survey on our project wiki.
For a high-level overview, check out this visual introduction to machine learning. For a thorough introduction, there are courses on machine learning from coursera and from udacity, among others. If you’re interested in a more arts- and design-focused approach, check out alt-AI, happening in NYC next month.
If you’d like to start experimenting with machine learning and sensors, an excellent place to get started is the built-in accelerometer and gyroscope on the Arduino or Genuino 101. With our ESP system, you can use these sensors to detect gestures and incorporate them into your interactive projects!
from Arduino Blog http://bit.ly/26tIzdl
Radio Spectrum in Latin America, Far From Ideally Allocated
None of the Latin American countries have reached 50% of the 1300 MHz suggested by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) for 2015. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1MYzrHw
Qualcomm and LG Electronics Resolve Arbitration Dispute Over Licensing Terms
Qualcomm and LG Electronics have resolved through good faith negotiations an arbitration dispute over certain terms in their license agreement Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1VBBeFd
mardi 26 avril 2016
Explore your weekly calendar through a tangible interface
A group of students (Kate Twomey, Leila ByronDaan Weijers, Luuk Rombouts) at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design explored the creation of a tangible user interface displaying personal calendar’s meetings without using a screen.
The installation is called Timely and uses Temboo, Google Calendar API and a Genuino MKR1000 to pull all the upcoming week’s events and displaying each of them with a rotation of a laser cut base and its red strings:
The visual forecast is used to create awareness, while capacitive sensors in timely make it easy to adjust busy days by simply grabbing all three prongs of the chosen day. timely will then distribute your time more evenly throughout the day by rescheduling events and meetings, while automatically notifying attendees if needed.
from Arduino Blog http://bit.ly/1TcmXIA
Selecting an Industrial Ethernet Protocol
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1VA4UCt
Mobile Network Fined for Misleading Customers
Irish mobile network operator, Meteor Mobile has been fined EUR25,000 by a court after it was found to have sold discounted deals to customers that didn't exist and refused to compensate the customers. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1XU7vVs
Google Slashes Political Lobbying Outlay by a Quarter
Google slashed spending on lobbying by 25.5 percent in the first quarter of 2016 to $3.80 million, while ATandT reported the highest lobbying outlay at $4.48 million among a group of 16 tech and communications companies Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1rwnwXI
Qualcomm Signs 3G/4G Chinese Patent License Agreement with Hisense
Qualcomm has signed a new 3G and 4G Chinese Patent License Agreement with Hisense Group. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1rwnwXH
lundi 25 avril 2016
Video: The Latest View into Magic Leap’s Augmented Reality
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1Udabi4
Micro-electronic inspections utilizing infrared thermography
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1XSqj7J
Processor Technology Puts Faith in Core Value
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1pyh7tl
FAQs on Enclosure Cooling
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1qLVtTp
dimanche 24 avril 2016
samedi 23 avril 2016
vendredi 22 avril 2016
These Software Trends Will Influence IoT Strategies
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1Tnec1b
Forget Shrinking Transistors: Fuse Them Together in Three Dimensions
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1VH0JFn
7 Engineering Essentials for Printed Circuit Board Design Success
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1SoxmBb
7 Engineering Essentials for Printed Circuit Board Design Success (.PDF Download)
In this article, we’ll discuss seven basic (but critical) tips and strategies for beginners and masters alike. Pay attention to these tips during your design process, and you'll reduce spins, design times, and overall...
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from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1SAKgkY
Nokia and Zain KSA to transform Jeddah into a smart city by 2018
Nokia leverages Internet of Things and Cloud technologies to implement smart city applications and improve services for Jeddah residents Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1Vp4KxD
SIM Card Shipments to Reach 5.6 Billion Units by 2020 IHS Says
The overall market for SIM cards is large and relatively stable. In fact, the number of SIM cards shipped globally is forecast to increase from 5.4 billion in 2015 to 5.6 billion in 2020, Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1SzOKZb
jeudi 21 avril 2016
What Trends Emerged at APEC 2016?
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1NE9aZK
What Trends Emerged at APEC 2016? (.PDF Download)
The Applied Power Electronics Conference (APEC) gives you a networking opportunity to meet or reconnect with very smart people. It’s also the place to become familiar with the latest products...
Register or sign in below to download the full article in .PDF format, including high resolution graphics and schematics when applicable.
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1MLhf3Z
America Movil Looking to Sell KPN Stake
Mexico based America Movil is reportedly considering selling its minority stake in Dutch KPN, less than three years after it failed in a bid to takeover the company. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1SvjffG
Intel releases the Arduino 101 firmware source code
We’re very happy to announce that the source code of the real-time operating system (RTOS) powering the Arduino 101 and Genuino 101 is now available for hacking and study purposes.
The package contains the complete BSP (Board Support Package) for the Curie processor on the 101. It allows you to compile and modify the core OS and the firmware to manage updates and the bootloader. (Be careful with this one since flashing the wrong bootloader could brick your board and require a JTAG programmer to unbrick it).
The firmware runs on the x86 chip inside the Curie module and communicates with the ARC core (which runs your Arduino sketches) using the callbacks.
Right now, the x86 core takes care of handling Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and USB communication, offloading the ARC core.
You can use the code which implements these functionalities as a starting point for your custom extra features.
Ever wondered about adding Mouse and Keyboard functionalities to your Arduino 101 and Genuino 101? Or uploading your sketches via BLE? Or add deep sleep functionalities when your application is battery powered? Now you can! (Some effort may be required )
We hope that this step will bring even more interesting features to your Arduino 101 and Genuino 101, so even if you are not into low-level C programming, keep an eye on the dedicated forum section and Arduino 101 core github repo to follow the news and be the first to try new features.
If you want to know more about projects made with Arduino 101, check our Project Hub section in Arduino Create, don’t forget to share with the community your experiments creating a new project and take look to this obstacle avoidance tutorial on America’s Greatest Maker website !
from Arduino Blog http://bit.ly/26gmPBF
Google Formally Charged With Abusing Android Market Dominance
The European Commission has informed Google of its preliminary view that the company has, in breach of EU antitrust rules, abused its dominant position by imposing restrictions on Android device manufacturers and mobile network operators. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1SxmTJk
Nokia Wins Swedish TF-LTE Network Contract
Nokia and 3 Sweden (Hi3G Access) are to deploy TD-LTE-Advanced mobile broadband technology to enhance quality of service in Sweden. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1SxmTJj
Slowing Notebook PC Replacement Cycle Leading to Higher Resolution Displays
Price erosion struck the notebook PC market hard in 2015, as PC manufacturers by and large produced low-cost notebooks to maintain market share, rather than introducing new and innovative designs. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1VHhJKR
mercredi 20 avril 2016
Drones the FAA and Bluebonnets
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1QobcNq
Toyota Turns Entire City into Connected Vehicle Testing Ground
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1VCwlvQ
11 Myths About Software Qualification and Certification
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1Vkb2P7
Intel Results Shadowed By Plans to Cut 12000 Jobs
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/2415YAQ
ACCC reports growing data consumption and stable prices in the telecoms sector
Industry members have responded to the increase in demand by investing in their fixed and mobile networks to make sure that they have sufficient capacity to meet the data traffic. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1VDW3iQ
Mobily Slips Back into Profit
Saudi Arabia's struggling mobile network operator, Etihad Etisalat (Mobily) has posted its first profit following the write down of nearly US$1 billion of its previous earnings. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1WELoEi
China Unicom Issues Profits Warning
The Chinese mobile network operator, China Unicom has issued a profits warning, having estimated that its Q1 net profits would fall, blaming rising costs. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1WELqvJ
Nokia and Turk Telekom collaborate on development of 5G and IoT technologies
Nokia and Turk Telekom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate the development of 5G radio access network technology and the applications that will drive the Internet of Things. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1WELoE2
Consumers Seeking Higher Value Proposition for Home Internet of Things
Network entertainment applications are the stepping stone to a broader home Internet of Things (IoT) experience, even as consumers remain skeptical of the value proposition Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1WELonH
Enjoy 10% Off on Arduino and Genuino Starter Kit !
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The Starter Kit is based on lessons Arduino’s founders have learned teaching their own classes: if you start with the assumption that learning to make digital technologies is simple and accessible, you can really make it so.
The package includes a Uno board and the components you need to make 15 fun projects following the step-by-step tutorials on the Project Book. The book walks you through the basics in a hands-on way, with creative projects you build by learning. Once you’ve mastered the basics, you’ll have a palette of software and circuits that you can use to create something beautiful, and useful!
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from Arduino Blog http://bit.ly/1WEGAi0
mardi 19 avril 2016
Capacitive Sensors: An Attractive Option for Contactless Sensing
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1U5QHMj
Add Up-Front PCB Design Intelligence to Avoid Last-Minute Mistakes
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/26dB6ir
Electronic Designs Products of the Week (4/17-4/23)
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1Wd2EzW
BER and COM Channel Compliance
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1SXLYHy
The Jitter-Noise Duality and Anatomy of an Eye Diagram
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1Wd2FDZ
DDR4 Board Design and Signal Integrity Verification Challenges
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1SXLW2d
Pump up the volume of your party with Boogie cup
The Boogie Cup is an interactive project controlling the music volume according to the number of cups used in a party and allowing party-goers to follow each other on Spotify. How does it work?
The Boogie Cup Holder uses an infrared distance sensor to detect how many cups are in the stack. As guests take cups, the sensor detects a change in distance, and increases the volume at the party. The Genuino MKR1000 wifi chip connects the Boogie Cup to the Spotify API. When two guests pass by with similar playlists, their cups light up. When they cheers, a message is sent to a server that enables each user to follow each other on Spotify.
The device was created by a team of student (Sophie Chow, Priscila Ferreira, Lars Kaltenbach, Mary Mikhail) during a 4-day exploration into Physical Computing during the Interaction Design Programme at CIID with the support of Massimo Banzi and Dario Buzzini, with the aim to encourage new behaviors with ordinary objects.
from Arduino Blog http://bit.ly/1YFx7pg
Tips for writing a successful invalid traffic appeal
Invalid traffic includes any clicks or impressions that may artificially inflate an advertiser's costs or a publisher's earnings. Invalid traffic covers intentionally fraudulent traffic as well as accidental clicks.
In the ads ecosystem, advertisers rely on the relevance of our ad placement and the quality of the interaction their ads receive. Publishers in turn count on advertiser participation that contributes to the success of their apps and business. Without this trust, the Google advertising network could not exist. Google treats invalid traffic very seriously, analyzing all clicks and impressions to determine whether they fit a pattern of use that might artificially drive up an advertiser's costs or a publisher's earnings. If we determine that an account might pose a risk to our advertisers, we may take actions against the account, such as suspending or disabling it, in order to protect our advertisers' interests.
Before we continue, let's clarify the difference between an account suspension and an account disablement.
If your account was suspended due to invalid traffic, ad-serving has been turned off for a fixed period (typically 30 days). While suspensions are not currently appealable, if you would like to provide additional feedback to help us improve our processes and communications, you may do so using our suspended publisher feedback form. If there are no further compliance issues with your account, it will be automatically unsuspended after the fixed period. For more information about account suspensions, please visit our AdSense Help Center (or AdMob Help Center).
If your account was disabled due to invalid traffic, your account is no longer serving ads, and you will be unable to monetize with any Google ad solutions. You're eligible to file an invalid activity appeal, but please be aware that that filing an appeal does not guarantee reinstatement. For more information about account disablements, please visit our Help Center.
If you would like to file an invalid traffic appeal for account reinstatement, please first review the AdSense program policies and top reasons for account closure. These policies and reasons apply to all Google ad solution products, including but not limited to AdMob and YouTube.
Here are some tips that you may find useful in writing your appeal:
- Review the top reasons for account closure. Think about if any of these reasons applied to you and your content. Did your friends click on your ads too many times? Did you purchase traffic that led to a surge of invalid activity? Can you make content and/or behavioral changes to prevent the activity from happening again?
- Review ad implementations on your desktop site, mobile site, and/or mobile app. Think about what your typical user journey would be, and see if the ad implementations may cause users to accidentally click on your ads.
- In the appeal form, provide the e-mail address that is associated with your disabled AdSense account. This will help locate your account and reduce delays in appeal processing time.
- Tell us what changes you’ll make for the future. Once again, carefully consider the top reasons for account closure. What systems or behaviors have you put in place to ensure this won't happen again? For example, tell us how you've adjusted your ad implementations, evaluated your traffic sources, hired testers to properly test your content, etc. We will appreciate your honesty in the appeal.
Publishers are a vital part of the online ads ecosystem, and we want to see you succeed while keeping your users happy and engaged. Everyone in the digital ecosystem benefits when publishers provide engaging content and useful resources, which in turn incentivizes advertisers to bid for space on your content. We hope that these resources can provide some guidance.
Posted by Danielle Chang of the AdSense Ad Traffic Quality Team
from Inside AdSense http://bit.ly/1ThmFmz
Nokia and China Mobile conduct trial of Centralized RAN and 4G technologies
Nokia and China Mobile carry out first ever deployment of Centralized RAN within a TD-LTE network at the Beilun Stadium in Ningbo, China Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1qVIkrd
Tech Companies Creating Strategic Platforms to Support the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a technology concept that is currently transforming and redefining virtually all markets and industries in fundamental ways. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1XG5QCW
Ericsson Wins Mexican Indoor Coverage Contract
Telefonica Mexico selected Ericsson to supply more than 1,000 Ericsson Radio Dot Systems in Mexico City's urban areas. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1WckCCp
lundi 18 avril 2016
Trends in Fiber Optic Cleaning
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1XFlm1Q
Instrumentation and the Internet of Things - Seven Essentials for Rugged Connectors in Instrumentation Applications
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/26bpv3t
Fiber Optic Sensing – Cable & Connector Primer
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1XFlm1N
'Pee power' turns urine into sustainable power source for electronic devices
Researchers have developed an innovative miniature fuel cell that can generate electricity from urine, creating an affordable, renewable and carbon-neutral way of generating power. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1Vea7Qh
Smartphone users are redefining privacy in public spaces
Private v. public, virtual v. real have converged in a world saturated by information technology. It seems impossible to divide the public from the personal. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1Vea5rw
[New Resource] Download the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement
Research shows that “29% of smartphone users will immediately switch to another site or app if it doesn’t satisfy their needs.”
In a world where people are making split decisions about what to consume, it’s increasingly challenging but critical for publishers to figure out how to effectively engage their audiences on their sites. To help lay the foundation to a winning engagement strategy, we’ve created the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement.
This guide help you drive toward your goals for growing your site – from defining your brand voice to tips to make your site’s content easy to consume. Don’t waste another moment developing web pages that leave you with little opportunity to engage with your audience. Download the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement here.
In this guide, you’ll learn:
- How to help your audience become familiar with your brand
- Best practices to design delightful user journeys
- How to develop content that resonates with your audience
- Ways to make your content easy to consume
- Why you should share the love with other sites by referring to good sources
Posted by Jay Castro
from Inside AdSense http://bit.ly/23TpUoZ
Survey Results Reveal Embedded Safety and Security Trends
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1TfeoPY
Electronic “Tattoos” for Healthcare Shift to Gather Data for Businesses
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1MDwUlJ
Current Limiter Offers Circuit Protection with Low Voltage Drop
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1Sndsc9
Teledyne LeCroy Buys Test Equipment for Digital Video and HDMI
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1QhKTrZ
Balancing Processing Power and Reliability in Micro-Mini Mission Computers
from Electronic Design http://bit.ly/1U2fLUs
Meet PTRobotics: a new Genuino reseller in Portugal
This week we’re presenting a new Genuino Reseller from Portugal: welcome Pedro Costa Silva of PTRobotics!
- Tell us a bit more about PTRobotics
Born in 2010, we are a startup that follows a lean business plan and our mission is to supply and support engineers, inventors, designers and students with the products they need to accomplish their projects and ideas. As a micro-company in Portugal with a team of passion driven, highly motivated and skilled professionals, we represent and distribute worldwide brands, we have more than +4000 different references in stock, with clients from offices, laboratories, private and state organizations, foundations, schools and colleges,
- What’s your company’s super power
We support our clients in a many different ways, using a constantly improving process, interacting with them as individuals, who may or not need technical specific solutions. Our goal is to enable the individual tinkerer/engineer/student/inventor to get the products they need to make their ideas a reality.
- What’s your favourite Arduino or Genuino project?
I’m developing right now an Audio Matrix and a Speaker Matrix, both running on Genuino Uno. I’ll share them when they are done!
Contacts
PTRobotics Store Website Portugal – Facebook – Twitter – Linkedin – Youtube
from Arduino Blog http://bit.ly/1VdmyM8
Demand for a Digital Future Anywhere Can Only Partially Be Met By Networks in 2020
Surging consumer and business demand for mobile content, either at home or on the go, will outpace the ability of service providers to provide it unless investments are accelerated in areas like 5G and the cloud, Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1Sg4Gdy
EU Expected to Block UK Mobile Mergers
A merger of two of the UK's mobile networks is expected to be blocked by European Union competition authorities concerned about consolidation in the market. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1Sg4DOZ
Nokia powers Idea Cellular networks in India with LTE deployment
Idea Cellular has selected Nokia to provide the technology for its 4G LTE rollout in three of its key regional circles - Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Haryana. Click here for more.
from Cellular News http://bit.ly/1S4Sekr