Valve retires Steam's non-gaming video offerings
Wants to concentrate on gamers.
20-2-19 // 11:38a.m.
42 articles tagged as electronics
Fatal carbon dioxide leak reported at Samsung plant
One dead, two hospitalised.
5-9-18 // 11:00a.m.
Arduino announces first FPGA-powered product
MKR Vidor 4000 unveiled this weekend.
21-5-18 // 10:08a.m.
Gamebuino Meta handheld Arduino console hits Kickstarter
Major upgrade over the original Gamebuino.
25-10-17 // 10:30a.m.
Cherry launches MX Switch Developer Kit bundles
€40 for a full 110-switch set.
20-10-17 // 10:58a.m.
BeagleBoard.org launches tiny PocketBeagle SBC
Impressive specs in a tiny package.
22-9-17 // 10:41a.m.
Kickstarter announces Hardware Studio service
Aims to reduce the number of failures.
19-5-17 // 10:15a.m.
UK follows US in banning larger electronics from selected flights
'Necessary, effective,' claims Grayling.
22-3-17 // 12:04p.m.
Google unveils Project Bloks educational platform
Breaks Scratch out into the real world.
28-6-16 // 1:05p.m.
BBC unveils finalised micro:bit microcontroller
Promises to open-source its design.
7-7-15 // 10:51a.m.
Intel pledges to be conflict-free by 2016
No more conflict minerals in its chips.
4-9-14 // 10:49a.m.
Intel launches Galileo Gen 2 dev board
Numerous improvements, still Quark-based.
16-7-14 // 11:43a.m.
Microsoft pushes into IoT with Galileo giveaway
Free boards for Windows developers.
9-7-14 // 11:53a.m.
Ben Heck builds WASD-replacement footpedals
Is the 32 year WASD reign at an end?
15-4-14 // 10:17a.m.
Intel announces Quark-based Galileo dev board
Intel has unveiled an Arduino-compatible embedded system board that uses an x86 processor and runs Linux.
4-10-13 // 8:49a.m.
Arduino Yún and Robot Kit announced
Arduino answers the Raspberry Pi challenge.
20-5-13 // 10:54a.m.
BeagleBone Black looks to dethrone the Raspberry Pi
Low-cost microcomputer gets competition.
24-4-13 // 10:15a.m.
Researchers make flexible circuit breakthrough
Cadmium selenide nanocrystals do the trick.
28-11-12 // 11:15a.m.
Review Arduino Projects: Getting Started
Gareth walks us through some simple and fun Arduino projects.
2-9-10 // 7:29a.m.
CEA honcho discusses economic crisis
CES 2009: Gary Shapiro, president of the CEA, spoke this morning about how the global economic slowdown will affect the consumer electronics industry through 2009.
8-1-09 // 9:02p.m.
Ballmer announces Windows 7 Open Beta
CES 2009: Ballmer's first CES keynote focused on Windows 7, Windows Live and some new developments in the world of Xbox 360.
8-1-09 // 3:26p.m.
Intel launches SoC aimed at Consumer Electronics
IDF FALL 2008: Eric Kim announces Intel's first Consumer Electronics focused system on a chip during his Digital Home keynote.
20-8-08 // 11:21p.m.
UN discusses electronics disposal
Delegates from the United Nations are to meet in Indonesia this week to discuss the thorny problem of waste electronics - with the safe disposal of mobile 'phones top of the agenda.
24-6-08 // 8:32a.m.
Industry to start move to 450mm wafers in 2012
Intel, Samsung Electronics and TSMC have collectively agreed to push forwards with plans to move to 450mm wafer production starting in 2012.
6-5-08 // 11:07a.m.
Intel wants to bring the 'net to your pocket
CES 2008: During Intel CEO Paul Otellini's CES Keynote, he talked about the future of the web. Some of it's whacky, but it makes a bit of sense...
8-1-08 // 3:56a.m.
Review CES 2008 Content Index
We're out in Vegas, covering the hottest announcements from the Consumer Electronics Show. New graphics cards, new laptops, new gadgets - we have it all.
8-1-08 // 2:35a.m.
Sony helps rid world of Sony products
Old, discarded products, that is. Sony and Waste Management have teamed up to open 75 eCycling centers across the US - a country known for normally backward recycling practices.
20-8-07 // 1:43p.m.
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