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| Finger print authentication can be fooled too |
4/18/2014 |
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The flaw is potentially more serious, because Schlabs says he was also able to trick the electronic payment app PayPal that uses Samsung's authentication system into accepting the fake fingerprint.
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| Modular phone priced at $50 |
4/17/2014 |
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During this week's Project Ara Developers Conference, leader Paul Eremenko announced the "Gray Phone"—an intentionally boring handset expected to be personalized.
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| QDR IV fills niche memory market for networking systems |
4/17/2014 |
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Quad Data Rate IV (QDR-IV) SRAM was designed for high-speed communications and networking applications, and it prioritizes data throughput over cost, power efficiency, or density, unlike DRAM or flash. At the same time, the goal is also to double performance of SRAM with each generation.
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| DRAM prices continue to slide |
4/17/2014 |
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Fixed price of DDR3 2Gb 256Mx8 1333MHz chips, the standard in setting the price of DRAMs, came to $1.81 in the second half of March, down 8.1 percent from the $1.97 a year earlier.
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| GE setup prototype factory for smart appliances |
4/17/2014 |
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The micro-factory philosophy aims to bring an open platform and co-creation to the appliances market so that the company can create the products that consumers want at an accelerated pace.
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| New architecture packs 100GbE memory |
4/16/2014 |
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This architecture can streamline bandwidth and latency intensive functions like buffering and table indexing, along with offloading recursive/iterative functions such as exact match and longest prefix match.
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| Amazon to enter market with 3D smartphone |
4/16/2014 |
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The new augmented reality feature means that 3D items from Amazon's online catalogue can pop-up in front of the users' eyes, right in place of the real thing and at a better price.
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| Heartbleed can reach into areas not awared |
4/15/2014 |
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So far they have identified two dozen networking devices affected by Heartbleed. That list includes servers, routers, switches, phones and video cameras used by businesses everywhere.
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| Autonomous driving technology advancing |
4/15/2014 |
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DEEVA will be equipped with a unique and extremely comprehensive set of sensors that provides a complete 3D representation of the vehicle's environment. To generate this representation, high amounts of data have to be processed at very high real-time requirements.
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| NASA Releases 1,000 Apps to Public |
4/14/2014 |
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Now NASA wants to make better use of its intellectual asset portfolio and is releasing a software catalogue with more than 1,000 applications that are available for free to the public.
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| Boeing Bringing 1,000 New Jobs to Southern California |
4/11/2014 |
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Boeing Co. announced it was adding over 1,000 new engineering positions in Long Beach and Seal Beach over the upcoming two years as part of the consolidation plan companywide to increase its efficiencies and meet the demand globally for new aircraft and related support.
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| BMW recalls 156,000 vehicles in US |
4/11/2014 |
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German luxury carmaker BMW will recall 156,000 vehicles in the US to check for defective bolts that could lead to engine damage.
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| UK government pays Microsoft £5.5m to extend Windows XP support |
4/7/2014 |
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The UK and Dutch governments have paid Microsoft multiple millions to extend support for Windows XP past the 8 April cutoff date.The UK extension cost £5.5m but is only valid for a year, after which public-sector users will have to be moved to newer software.
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