It’s a slow news day (it’s the weekend after all), so it’s a perfect opportunity to grab your tablet and read interesting things. I caught a pretty interesting pictorial over at Sparkfun concerning how LEDs are made, with images from the factory and the whole LED making process.
June is a month of exhibitions and announcements. We have WWDC this Monday (Apple fanboys are already going crazy about it for no particular reason as always), we have Computex, E3 and of course there’s Google I/O. Our search overlords are set to announce the launch of Android TV at the conference, which takes place in San Francisco later in June, according to multiple sources familiar with Google’s plans.
This year’s E3 will be held in Los Angeles, from June 10th to 12th and it is expected to be a much bigger event than last year, with all the next-gen consoles firing on all cylinders.
If you have an Android device, you know Go Launcher EX. It’s one of the oldest launchers around, with great features and an even greater installed base. Right now at version 5.0, I found out a very cool promo that will allow you to get the Prime (read: paid) version for free!
Wireless networks are all the rage these days, with speeds constantly improving. With 802.11ac starting to gain adoption, companies around the world are struggling to come up with the next big thing. So it’s not surprising to read that Huawei, one of the biggest information and communications technology solutions provider globally, has announced the successful testing of the industry’s first 10Gbps Wi-Fi service in laboratory trials at the company’s campus in Shenzhen, China.
It’s a totally different landscape these days, and publications we all know and love all these years are closing one after the other. Future announced that it is restructuring its offerings, and one of the publications that will receive the axe is CVG, Computer and Video Games.
