One for the Digital Life category…
Okay, if you don’t use RSS to keep on top of the all the online data you can safely ignore this blog post, but for those of us who value the use of automatic feeds the passing of Google Reader (due to be…
We’ve had good feedback on David Manners article considering the future of process technology (finfet, FD-SOI, etc), which is always nice to hear. See Options for the future of IC process technology
He begins:
The options for the future of process technology are still wide open with three…
In my previous blogs in this series I have highlighted the clever use of multimedia to highlight a new product or service (see here and here) and this weeks blog is no exception.
PEI Genesis are one of the largest global connector distributors specialising in the higher end of the…
Here are the top ten most popular articles on ElectronicsWeekly.com in the last week, with wafer bonding, embedded system design, NFC, and an octa-core processor figuring prominently…
I’m pleased to announce a new addition to the Electronics Weekly stable of blogs. Please visit the University Electronics Research blog – you can find it under “Blogs” in the main navigation at the top of the site.
It will be the home for the very latest news and announcements…
Here’s an interesting one, worthy of attention – the Fairphone, which is a self-avowed “conflict-free” smartphone.
What began as an awareness project, back in 2010, to highlight the use of conflict minerals in electronics, evolved into the design and production of a smartphone. An Android one, to be…
Welcome to another post in the series by Nick Locke, of Nicab Ltd, who has over 15 years experience in the electronics manufacturing industry specialising in interconnection cable assembly.
Good news eco warriors as Alpha Wire expands its EcoWire range. I previously blogged about manufactures going green a while ago…
Time for another in our series of posts featuring the excellent electronics cartoons from OhmArt! Check out more on Barney’s blog, too…
This one is about Phase, and “Déjà vu all over again”… Barney writes…