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Apple recently announced the addition of the iPhone 16e to its iPhone 16 lineup, as it promised “powerful capabilities at a more affordable price”.

Infineon Technologies announced the availability of its Apple Find My network accessory support for the AIROC™ CYW20829, PSOC 63 Bluetooth microcontroller (MCU), AIROC CYW5591x Wi-Fi/BT connected MCU and AIROC CYW5551x within its ModusToolbox.

In this article Fiona Challinor, Production Supervisor at Solsta, shares her inspiring journey as she reflects on her career in electronics manufacturing. From her beginnings as a production operator to her current role, Challinor has embraced challenges, pursued continuous learning, and championed the importance of quality and communication in the workplace.

With three SoCs from the new nRF54L series, the nRF54L15, nRF54L10, as well as nRF54L05, Rutronik is expanding its portfolio of Bluetooth Low Energy Systems-on-Chip (SoCs) from Nordic Semiconductor.

Black Friday is here, and tech enthusiasts are in for a treat. This annual shopping event, taking place on 29th November 2024, has become synonymous with exceptional deals and discounts across a range ofgadgets, electronics, and software.

A new type of wearable device, a haptic patch, has been created by a team of engineers at Northwestern University, designed to stimulate skin to deliver a variety of sensations.

Nordic Semiconductor, a global specialist in low power wireless connectivity solutions, announces it has collaborated with Google to embed support for Google’s Find My Device network and unknown tracker alerts into the nRF Connect SDK (Software Development Kit).

Virscient will be attending this year’s IFA Global Markets exhibition, which takes place at STATION Berlin from 8th - 10th September 2024 and runs in parallel with the main IFA consumer electronics show at Messe Berlin (6 - 10th September 2024).

In my years asa software engineer, electronics designer and AI (artificial intelligence) researcher, I've seen countless brilliant ideas fall by the wayside. Not because they weren't good enough, mind you, but because the traditional path from concept to market is fraught with financial pitfalls and unexpected outcomes.

Intel Corporationannounced that CEO Pat Gelsinger retired from the company after a 40-plus-year career and has stepped down from the board of directors, effective Dec. 1, 2024.