Electronics

New Which? report reveals dangerous, ‘potentially lethal’ knock-off phone chargers sold by major retailers

Chinese labs are set to lose their FCC testing accreditation after a unanimous commission vote.

China announces major steps that will help alleviate the ongoing semiconductor shortage.

The amount of e-waste grew by 21 percent over the last five years as more electronic devices are discarded instead of being recycled.

Decluttr helps you get rid of your old gadgets and pays you cash to do so.

North Carolina State researchers have created elastic fibers that can interface with electronic devices.

David Keeports from Mills College in California has uncovered why musicians prefer the sound of valve amps over their solid state cousins.

Engineers are working on using liquid metal to build 'soft' circuit systems that can be reconfigured on the fly.

Researchers at the University of Texas in Dallas are working to develop an affordable electronic nose for use in health diagnosis.