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    Low-Power Undercurrents at GlobalPress 2012

    While not the primary theme at this year’s Globalpress eSummit 2012, low power concerns were present...

  • Editor's Note

    Editor's Note

    Little Shifts, Big Changes

    The move to the next few process nodes will have a big effect on power, performance and design....

  • Koby's Kaos

    Koby's Kaos

    The Future in 4D

    The sleigh is ready, the presents packed, it’s the futures I’m worried about. Less wires, more batteries,...

  • Wizards of Electromagnetism

    Wizards of Electromagnetism

    My Interview on EE Web

    Interview with me, Colin Warwick, at EE Web...

  • Syntro 0.5.0 Cross-platform C++ Framework for Distributed Sensor Networks  /   (Wireless Sensor Networks Blog)

    Pansenti has announced the first release of Syntro (version 0.5.0), a cross-platform framework for creating distributed sensor networks. Syntro is an open source C++ library and a set of applications based on Qt 4.7. The source code is released under the GPL license. Syntro has been developed on the following platforms:...

  • #MARKETS: "Tablets Replacing Netbooks, Not Laptops"  /  (NextGenLog)

    Tablets are replacing laptops for some users--I know because I have been using an iPad to file stories, create spreadsheets and presentation slides for over a year. However, according to Allied Business Intelligence Inc. (ABI Research, Oyster Bay, N.Y.) I am the exception, since most users are sticking with laptops and...

  • ISTEP 2012: Get some good advice from Intel  /   (Soft Talk - Multicore and Parallel Programming )

    The Intel Software Conference gave me an opportunity to get a preview of a new parallel programming tool, coming out later this year, Intel Advisor XE. This adds Linux, Fortran and C# .Net support to a tool (Intel Parallel Advisor) that was previously only available for C/C++. It also has a standalone interface, so you...

  • Using Android on ARM for Non-smartphone Applications  /  (Electronics Design Articles)

    By Darren EtheridgeHistorically used most widely in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, the Android operating system has taken on new markets outside this space....

Featured Articles

  • Analysis of LTE Base Station Software Deployment on Multicore SoCs

    To achieve full multicore entitlement, SoCs require a hardware infrastructure without bottlenecks, as well as a simplified software infrastructure. The advent of high-speed cellular

  • Multicore Balancing Act

    The transition to multicore helps meet performance requirements while still fitting into the power, area and cost constraints of embedded systems. Based on recent studies, the VDC

  • Standards Vie for Mobile Medical Leadership

    Qseven modules running Windows or Linux applications on Intel Atom processors provide a proven and accessible path to market for mobile medical devices. Embedded computer manufacturers

  • Security Measures for Internet Enabled Devices

    Increased reliance on intelligent devices and a growing number of Internet-based threats requires proactive security measures Embedded devices are the fastest growing segment of

  • From Toys to Tools

    Security Considerations for the Next Generation of Android Mobile Connected Devices As mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets gain ever more processing power and capabilities,

  • No Free Lunch with Embedded Operating Systems

    Total Development Costs Drive OS Decision The interview is by phone, but the rueful shake of the head is nearly audible as Jerry Krasner, founder and principal analyst for Embedded

  • Android Dives into Embedded Despite Fragmentation Risks

    Linux Takes on Security and New Market Opportunities In a July 2011 research note, VDC Research analyst Jared Weiner stated that the commercial market for Linux-related software and

  • Yocto Project – Big in Embedded Linux

    Yocto, the prefix in the metric system denoting a factor of 10-24, gives the name to an open-source collaboration project that greatly streamlines the creation of a custom Linux distribution

  • From Zero to Boot: Porting Android to your ARM platform

    This article gives an overview of the procedure for getting the popular OS, primarily designed for ARM®, running on your favourite ARM-based system-on-chip (SoC) platform.

  • How Do You Eat a Multicore Elephant?

    The availability of multiple symmetric CPUs on system-on-chip (SoC) has increased the appetite of system architects to design with more cores for even greater processing. It’s important

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