Author Archives: Alun Williams

System images for Android 11 provide emulated ARM support with significantly improved performance.

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ESA signals progress in hunting for water on the Moon

March 25, 2020

Alun Williams

The European Space Agency highlights identifying sources of water beneath the surface of the Moon.

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NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover achieves record climb on Mars

March 23, 2020

Alun Williams

The Curiosity Mars Rover sets a record for the steepest terrain it's ever climbed on Mars

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Selection panel decides the Class of 2020 EW BrightSparks

March 20, 2020

Alun Williams

The selection panel to decide the Class of 2020 for EW BrightSparks has made its decision.

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Google eyes 5G, foldable screens with Android 11 Developer Preview 2

March 19, 2020

Alun Williams

Google has passed another milestone to the release of Android 11 with a Developer Preview 2, which is for application developers only.

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NASA selects proposals to cosmic collisions

March 17, 2020

Alun Williams

NASA chooses four proposals for the future study of cosmic collisions and the debris they leave behind

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IoT Security Foundation survey highlights lack of vulnerability reporting

March 17, 2020

Alun Williams

The IoT Security Foundation has been surveying consumer IoT device manufacturers and found a distinct lack of progress around security policies, such as vulnerability reporting. An analysis of the 330 companies involved found that five out of six (86.7%, 286) don’t allow for such reporting, which would see them fall foul of new international standards. And ...

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