Latest Electronics and Radio News

This section includes all the latest news and information about the cutting edge advances in all fields of technology associated with radio and electronics.

Live - latest news updates Get the best and latest electronics news as it happens right here on Radio-Electronics.Com BBC Technology News UK 'ahead in digital TV uptake' Privacy forum sets online agenda Google unveils customised search Web debut for Guns N' Roses album Cyber-bullying trial opens in US BBC Science News Mammoth's genome pieced together Slow progress on ocean protection Sparrow numbers 'plummet by 68%' Bush attacked over wildlife plan Final plea on Earth observation Electronics News from EE Times iSuppli cuts PC growth forecast Analysis: Lessons from an ultrawideband survivor Report: Ethernet won't dominate at 100G Wacker Chemie sees no decrease in polysilicon demand ARM works with design houses to ease adoption

Semiconductor news from Reed Electronics Embedded Linux startup forges ahead with new CEO Thin Film Electronics works on printed memory chips Intel rolls out 12th quad-core MPU AMD lowers Q1 sales forecast, restructures business model Freescale goes after ARM in the embedded processor market Test and Measurement News from Reed Electronics Agilent inks deal to buy life sciences company Stratagene Sponsored Link: Sign Up Now for Tektronix Jitter360° Knowledge Series Micron opens new China assembly, test facility ChipMOS February revenue up 25% y/y Communications news from the IET Researchers able to connect a 1000 devices to personal networks Full-featured browsers on smartphones see strongest growth Android will drive Gmail subscriptions Nokia sees world mobile phone market falling in 2009 Samsung overtakes Motorola in US mobile phone market

Technology backgrounders There are many areas in which technology is moving forward apace. This section aims to provide brief oeverviews about new technologies and the elements that affect them. Moore's Law - the law that defines the rate at which IC development will occur. Nanotechnology