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Feature StorySee the future at Mobile World Congress
At Mobile World Congress next week, we're showcasing the latest in smart mobile devices – smartbooks, eReaders, smartphones and more – all powered by Freescale technology. Learn how our system-level solutions help foster your innovation, enabling you to create smart mobile devices with key features such as all-day battery life, instant-on functionality and persistent connectivity. Can't wait? See a preview of our smartbook tablet reference design. It's the first in our Smart Application Blueprint for Rapid Engineering (SABRE) series of platforms. Get the details » SpotlightWin an eReader: "5 Kindles in 5 days" contest
To celebrate Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona and our leadership in supplying processors for eReaders, we're excited to give 5 lucky people the chance to win one of the world's must-have smart mobile devices – an Amazon Kindle 2 – during our "5 Kindles in 5 days" contest. Each day starting Feb. 15 through Feb. 19, we'll be selecting one recipient out of everyone who follows us on Twitter or Facebook and tweets their answer to the following question: "What’s the first digital book you'd read if you had an eReader?" (Use hashtag #freescale5/5.) Read the official contest rules » Knowledge BankMedical Device Technology overviews portable medical technology influences
Freescale's David Niewolny, featured in the latest edition of Medical Device Technology, represents one of a handful of companies that are influencing the technologies inside portable medical devices. Find out how Freescale is driving innovation in this space. Read more » Embedded Computing Design white paper: Practical Power Comparison: MC9S08LL16 MCU
Battery life is an important criterion for many small, portable or hand-held electronic devices. These devices often sport a segment liquid crystal display (LCD), which shows operational status and can also be a handy digital clock when in standby mode. Freescale's Donnie Garcia explains more in Embedded Computing Design. Read more » NewsroomSteve Sperle ponders Apple's A4 processor in Freescale's Smart Mobile Devices blog
Steve Sperle, our newest blogger on Freescale's Smart Mobile Devices blog, ponders Apple's iPad processor. Steve speculates on the internals of the chip, compares it to i.MX515, but ultimately finds that it's one big guessing game. What do you think? Read more » Product AlertsDo more with your automotive body applications using the MPC560xB platform
The MPC5607B, MPC5606B and MPC5605B are the latest devices added to the MPC560xB family of 32-bit Power Architecture® microcontrollers for body applications. It offers more flash memory of up to 1.5 MB, 16-channel direct memory access and an additional package, the 176LQFP. Learn more » Eventsembedded world 2010 features Designing with Freescale sessions
During the embedded world conference, Mar. 2–4 in Nuremberg, Freescale will be hosting special Designing with Freescale sessions on Wednesday, Mar. 3. Topics include functional safety, designing smart meters, embedded industrial processors for graphics processing, and processors for industrial control and networking. Learn more » Classroom training: Windows® CE, Freescale i.MX25 applications processor
Last chance to register! Jump start your i.MX-based design using Windows CE during a 3–day core session or 4–day complete session with Adeneo Embedded. Also included is a complimentary i.MX25 product development kit (PDK) that you'll use in the hands-on lab. On-demand consumer training: Top pick from Freescale experts
i.MX233 ARM9 for Consumer and General Embedded Markets (1 hour) On-demand energy efficiency design training: Top pick from Freescale experts
Energy Efficient Controller and Sensor Solutions (1 hour) My Technical Subscriptions
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