Collaborate Disseminate
It was many years ago now when David Bowie asked if there was life on Mars. Since then, we’ve concluded there isn’t, much to everyone’s disappointment. That left scientists the …read more Continue reading Jupiter’s Moon Io Could Play Host to Life
The 80s were the golden age of synthesizers in pop music. Hugely complicated setups that spared no expense were the norm, with synths capable of recreating anything from pianos and …read more Continue reading Mini MIDI Synth Uses Minimum Number of Parts
By now, [CuriousMarc] and his team of volunteers are well versed in 1960s hardware restoration. So when a vintage IBM I/O Tester came into their possession, a full machine makeover …read more Continue reading Restoring A Vintage IBM I/O Tester
When it comes to electronic design, breadboarding a circuit is the fun part — the creative juices flow, parts come and go, jumpers build into a tangled mess, but it’s …read more Continue reading Tricked-Out Breadboard Automatically Draws Schematics of Whatever You Build
There’s no better way of improving a project than logging data to make informed decisions on future improvements. When it came to [Brian]’s latest project, an electric bike, he wanted to get as much data as he could from the time he turned it on until the time he was …read more
The vast enterprise tech category is Silicon Valley’s richest, and today it’s poised to change faster than ever before. That’s probably the biggest reason to come to TechCrunch’s first-ever show focused entirely on enterprise. But here are five more reasons to commit to joining TechCrunch’s editors on September 5 at San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center […] Continue reading The five great reasons to attend TechCrunch’s Enterprise show Sept. 5 in SF
When the only tool you have is a hammer, all problems look like nails. And if your goal is to emulate the behavior of an FPGA but your only tools are FPGAs, then your nail-and-hammer issue starts getting a little bit interesting. That’s at least what a group of students …read more
Is there anything your phone can’t do these days? The post Assistants, Please appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Assistants, Please
The coolest announcements from Google I/O, from a new chip processor to Google Assistant on iOS. The post The Slickest Things Google Debuted Today at Its Big Event appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading The Slickest Things Google Debuted Today at Its Big Event
The Google I/O 2017 keynote address begins at 10 am Pacific (1 pm Eastern) on Wednesday, May 17, at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. The post Google I/O 2017: Watch Live Video of Google’s Big Show Right Here appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Google I/O 2017: Watch Live Video of Google’s Big Show Right Here