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For years, cellular technology that allows mobile phones to communicate has been Qualcomm’s bread and butter. But now the world’s largest maker of mobile chips has released two devices that support the latest version of Wi-Fi, one that borrow...

“What we are looking at is something like gallium arsenide on silicon technology,” said the chief executive of Carbonics, a Los Angeles startup that has made chips based on carbon nanotubes for radio applications.

An antenna tuner from Cavendish Kinetics. (Image courtesy of Cavendish Kinetics). On its website, there is little evidence that Cavendish Kinetics even existed before 2014. There is nothing about how it started out selling embedded memory in 1...

A personal radar system could give a sixth sense to people who already lost one to blindness. Researchers at the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland are testing wearable scanners that guide the blind or visually impaired by mapping the envir...

Over the last year, Intel cleaned the slate after failing to sell computer processors at the heart of smartphones. The company ended its mobile processor line, announced around 12,000 layoffs to focus on cloud computing and connected devices, and...