a Canadian semiconductor strategy
An Opinion discussing Canada’s potential role in semiconductors and need for a semiconductor strategy appeared in the Globe and Mail last week. It [...]
Category Archives: electronics
apple’s hobby product
Apple’s Spring Loaded Event came and went. Along the way it left us with quite a few bits of new hardware. Some even [...]
the M1 and Apple processors past
Apple’s introduction of the M1 spawned many articles. I wanted to digest the initial wave of them before writing. [...]
an ARM in a Mac?
Rumours of Apple dropping Intel in favour of an in-house ARM-based processor in Macs are not new. They have been floating around for [...]
from drone food delivery to the Huffman junction
Last week Uber Eats presented their new delivery drone and the “tech” press was there to inhale deeply. [...]
Apple’s iRing … is it real ?
The iRing is back … or at least sort of. US2015/0277559 (a.k.a. ‘559) was published in the fall of 2015. This application assigned [...]
Apple’s Mac Pro, wheels are optional
Apple’s new Mac Pro is a utilitarian workhorse. Don’t get me wrong, there is plenty of design here, but it is a beast. [...]
part II, the A12 is not just a speed bump
Apple made an unprecedented string of hardware announcements this past week, including iMacs, iPads and AirPods. All of Apple’s iPads now sport and [...]
Apple streaming = 2 parts content, 1 part hardware
Another one was published today. It is a continual stream of thoughts and articles around Apple’s upcoming streaming event. Every pundit and Street [...]
the foldable phone is here
Both Samsung and Huawei introduced foldable phones in recent weeks. They are not the flip phones of past. These phones fold [...]