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- 1iPhone and $20 smart plug turned into darkroom f-stop timer▼Show HN: I turned my iPhone and a $20 smart plug into an f-stop timer
A developer has built DarkPlug, a setup that turns an iPhone and a $20 smart plug into an f-stop timer for photographic darkroom printing. F-stop timing spaces exposure increments logarithmically, which printmakers prefer over linear seconds for easier dodging and burning. By using the iPhone to control the smart plug connected to an enlarger lamp, the project offers a low-cost alternative to dedicated commercial f-stop timers.
- 2Taiwan indicts 10 for smuggling US military-grade chips to China▼Taiwan indicts 10 for smuggling US military-grade chips to China, parts routed to missile and radar programs using forged Taiwan defense institute orders — Texas Instruments and Analog Devices hardware passed off as ‘Made in Taiwan’
Prosecutors in Taiwan have indicted 10 people accused of smuggling US-made military-grade chips to China. Texas Instruments and Analog Devices hardware was allegedly relabeled as 'Made in Taiwan' and shipped using forged orders from a Taiwanese defense institute, with the components reportedly destined for Chinese missile and radar programs. The case highlights ongoing concerns over export controls and illicit semiconductor trade between Taiwan, the US and China.
- 3Taiwan indicts 10 for smuggling US military chips to China●Taiwan indicts 10 for smuggling US military-grade chips to China, parts routed to missile and radar programs using forge
Taiwanese prosecutors have indicted 10 company executives accused of smuggling US-made military-grade chips to China. The chips, from Texas Instruments and Analog Devices, were allegedly obtained using forged orders from a Taiwanese defense institute and routed to Chinese missile and radar programs. The case highlights ongoing concerns about illicit semiconductor trade and export control enforcement between Taiwan, the US and China.
- 4Moët Hennessy, Analog Devices and UC Davis Launch AI Wine Project▼Moët Hennessy, Analog Devices and UC Davis Join Forces to Advance Wine Production Through Breakthrough Chemical Signature Detection Technology Leveraging AI
Moët Hennessy, Analog Devices and the University of California, Davis have announced a partnership to advance wine production using AI-powered chemical signature detection technology. The collaboration aims to apply sensor and machine learning capabilities to analyze wine chemistry, supporting quality control and production decisions in the wine industry.
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A nostalgia roundup lists 16 once-common kitchen gadgets that have largely disappeared from homes now filled with digital appliances. The piece walks through manual tools and analog devices that previous generations relied on for everyday cooking and food prep. Readers are sharing memories of the items they grew up with and debating which old gadgets still work better than their modern replacements.
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A roundup highlights five technology companies now selling typewriters reimagined with modern features, blending retro design with contemporary functionality. Interest in analog-meets-digital devices has been growing as consumers seek distraction-free writing tools and nostalgic aesthetics. The piece profiles the brands and the twists each brings to the classic typewriter format.
- 7Semiconductor Stocks Rally Across the Board●Analog Devices, AMD, KLA Corporation, Lam Research, and Marvell Technology Stocks Trade Up, What You Need To Know
Shares of major semiconductor companies traded higher, including Analog Devices, AMD, KLA Corporation, Lam Research and Marvell Technology. The broad move lifted several of the sector's best-known names at the same time, drawing attention from investors tracking chip industry momentum. No specific company announcements were cited, suggesting the gains reflect sector-wide buying rather than individual news.