Not on Speaking Terms
I was just about to do an interview with folks at Sonos last week when my Sonos One speaker began playing out of the blue — and loudly. I yelled to Alexa to stop, ...
EE Times
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Foxconn suspends plans with Byton
Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn has suspended its plans to cooperate with the struggling Chinese electric car start-up Byton. Insiders say this is due to ...
Electrive.com
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Foxconn prototype spied
Spy shots recently emerged of a prototype vehicle made by tech giant Foxconn. Given similar technologies between EVs and electronic devices, Foxconn is ...
Car News China.com
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Rare Earth Prices Rising
China controls 55% of rare-earth production capacity and 85% of refining output and is making noises about pushing prices higher. The prices of praseodymium ...
Electronics Weekly.com
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Test Your Knowledge
One substance is labeled "flammable." Another is labeled "inflammable." What is the difference?
See answer below.
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Quote of the Day
Computers make it easier to do a lot of things, but most of the things they make it easier to do don't need to be done.
Andy Rooney
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"Larry's presentation wasn't so bad. After the third hour, my spirit left my body and went to the beach!"
Copyright © Randy Glasbergen
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Test Your Knowledge Answer
One substance is labeled "flammable." Another is labeled "inflammable." What is the difference?
Answer: Nothing - Both adjectives describe a substance that is easily ignited.
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