Analog cell phone networks are going, going,…gone Published January 5, 2008 Written by Michael Kassner. On February 18, 2008, the “Analog to Digital Transition” FCC directive will ...

Analog phones may be nearly obsolete today, but having served humanity for well over a century they’re quite likely to pop up in drawers or attics now and then. If you’ve got a few of t… ...

The A10B500M is an ultra-low-power and high-speed analog to digital converter (ADC) intellectual property (IP) design block. It is a successive approximation register (SAR) ADC, with 10-bit resolution ...

The A6B12G is a low-power, high-speed analog to digital converter (ADC) intellectual property (IP) design block. It is an analog-to-time-to-digital co ...

Technology exists to block these unwanted and illegal calls on smartphones and landline phones that use an Internet (VoIP) service. But it does not work on traditional analog landline phones.

The phone is a hybrid of two technologies: the interface of a rotary phone, with the most basic functionality of the web. [Photo: courtesy Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design] How does it work?