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What They Say We reported recently on problems for third party repairers after failures with Face ID after the change of displays (iFixit confirms iPhone 13 disables Face ID after third-party screen repair). However Apple told ‘The Verge’ that it will make a software update that means that Face ID can continue to operate, without … Read more
While virtual reality (VR)* is set to see significant growth in the next ten years, with GlobalData estimating it will become a $51bn industry by 2030, the technology is still not a ‘mainstream success’. The leading data and analytics company notes that VR’s important role in the future of work and its part in the … Read more
Two years ago, Arthur wrote an article about Mojo Vision (Small Thinking at Mojo Vision May Lead to Big Developments in AR). Since then we’ve mentioned the firm a few times, but the DSCC VR/AR event was the first chance that this writer has had to cover the firm. At the time that Arthur wrote … Read more
On the heels of making breakthrough discoveries destined for next-generation smart glass, lubricants and pesticides that are sustainable, environmentally friendly and economical, Kebotix is primed to disrupt a 35-year-old industry on the strength of its AI-powered suite prediction capabilities. OLEDs, short for organic light-emitting diodes, are ubiquitous in the electronics market, having found their way … Read more
The HbbTV Association, a global initiative dedicated to providing open standards for advanced interactive TV services through broadcast and broadband networks to connected TV sets and set-top boxes, has unveiled the keynote speakers of the HbbTV Symposium and Awards 2021, taking place as an in-person event on November 24-25 in Paris, France. Vincent Grivet, Chairman … Read more
Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the second part of this week. TSMC, Sony to Open $7 Billion Chip Plant in Japan in 2024 Unity intends to buy the tech division of Peter Jackson-co-founded visual effects company, Weta Digital AOC: … Read more
Consumer electronics fans have been using OLED devices for a long time. Continental is now also impressing car drivers with its organic LED products. The technology company has earned its first major order for OLED displays (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) in a production vehicle from a global vehicle manufacturer, with a total order value of … Read more
What They Say Tier 1 automotive supplier, Continental, said that it had received an order for OLEDs for automotive use (described as high volume production) valued at €1 billion. The display consists of two display devices integrated behind an optically bonded surface. Production is due to start in 2023. What We Think Hmmm… this looks … Read more
What They Say Acer said that it hit its highest October revenue for seven years, up 9.8% year on year TO NT$28.01 billion ($1.06 billion) while the year to the end of October is up by 18.4% to NT$260.48 billion ($9.4 billion) Business highlights for October include: YoY revenue for the gaming line grew by … Read more
Dispelix®, the technology leader for extremely lightweight single-layer waveguides and see-through displays for Augmented Reality(AR), announced it has closed a $33M Series-B round led by Atlantic Bridge alongside new investors CCB Trust and Flashpoint. All existing investors including Lifeline Ventures, VTT Ventures, Finnish Industry Investment and 3M Ventures participated in this round, bringing the total … Read more
Cellid, Inc. announced that it will start supplying samples of “Cellid Waveguide 60”, the display module mounting the world’s-widest-class FOV 60 degree display in waveguide architecture. This display module is an innovative device designed for AR glasses which consists of the wider FOV waveguide and the 1.2 cc size ultra-compact projector with micro-LED. Samples on … Read more
What They Say The DailyDooh, which rarely misses the chance to ‘kick a man when he’s down’, reported that attendence at the recent Infocomm 21 event was just 7,335, below earlier estimates. There were 254 exhibitors compared to a typical number of 650. What We Think The low attendance is really no surprise. It must … Read more
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