martes, noviembre 29, 2016

Amazon Dash button hacks using a Raspberry Pi | WIRED UK - Wired.co.uk


Wired.co.uk

Amazon Dash button hacks using a Raspberry Pi | WIRED UK
Wired.co.uk
The IoT button can be hacked to track nappy changes, reward behaviour and monitor toilet visits.

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Facebook lanza versión beta de función para ... - Masterhacks - Masterhacks Noticias (Comunicado de prensa) (blog)


Masterhacks Noticias (Comunicado de prensa) (blog)

Facebook lanza versión beta de función para ... - Masterhacks
Masterhacks Noticias (Comunicado de prensa) (blog)
Masterhacks – Facebook lanzó una versión beta de una función que ayuda a los usuarios a encontrar puntos Wifi que se encuentren cerca de su ubicación.

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myDevices Cayenne — World's First Drag-and-drop Raspberry Pi ... - Fossbytes


Fossbytes

myDevices Cayenne — World's First Drag-and-drop Raspberry Pi ...
Fossbytes
myDevices Cayenne is an Internet of Things project builder that makes it easy for anyone to create new things with Raspberry Pi and Arduino.

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Wolf in sheep's clothing? - Arduino-format shield goes multicore with ... - EDN Europe (registration) (blog)


EDN Europe (registration) (blog)

Wolf in sheep's clothing? - Arduino-format shield goes multicore with ...
EDN Europe (registration) (blog)
A posting on distributor RS' DesignSpark forum highlights the ShieldBuddy TC275, an Arduino compatible shield that – rather than the smaller microcontrollers ...

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Raspberry Pi 3 gets low-bandwith LTE with add-on chip - Computerworld


Computerworld

Raspberry Pi 3 gets low-bandwith LTE with add-on chip
Computerworld
Raspberry Pi is used to make gadgets, robots, drones and smart devices. But, with Wi-Fi only, up to now it has had limited communication range. Users will be able to tack on the Altair LTE chip module for long-distance communications, albeit at slow ...

Raspberry Pi 3 gets low-bandwith LTE with add-on chip - PCWorld


Raspberry Pi 3 gets low-bandwith LTE with add-on chip
PCWorld
Raspberry Pi 3 today has only Wi-Fi connectivity, but soon it will also be able to handle low-throughput cellular communications and let users control devices over long distances. Altair has completed testing of its ALT1160 Category 1 LTE chip on ...

A Better Raspberry Pi Streaming Solution - Linux Journal


A Better Raspberry Pi Streaming Solution
Linux Journal
In the June 2016 issue, I described my Raspberry Pi outdoor camera build. Since then, however, I've discovered a different way to stream video from it. Although capturing images with "raspistill" and serving them out via Web server is perfectly fine, I ...

HiFive1: RISC-V In An Arduino Form Factor - Hackaday


Hackaday

HiFive1: RISC-V In An Arduino Form Factor
Hackaday
The RISC-V ISA has seen an uptick in popularity as of late — almost as if there's a conference going on right now — thanks to the fact that this instruction set is big-O Open. This openness allows anyone to build their own software and hardware. Of ...
Open Source SoC DebutsEE Times
SiFive Launches Industry's First Open-Source RISC-V SoCDesign and Reuse (press release)

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LTE meets Raspberry Pi to enable new IoT apps - RCR Wireless News


RCR Wireless News

LTE meets Raspberry Pi to enable new IoT apps
RCR Wireless News
Sony's Altair Semiconductor said it has successfully completed a trial with Raspberry Pi to provide LTE connectivity on the system for the first time. Altair makes LTE modems, and has been a pioneer in the development of low-power, inexpensive ...
Altair Enables LTE Connectivity for Raspberry Pi In First-of-Its-Kind TrialSYS-CON Media (press release)

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Recipe of the day: Hot Raspberry Souffle by Nick Nairn - Herald Scotland


Recipe of the day: Hot Raspberry Souffle by Nick Nairn
Herald Scotland
From restaurateur to celebrity chef and food campaigner, Nick Nairn has had a long and pioneering career in the UK food industry. A familiar face from television, Nick is equally famous for his staunch support of top quality Scottish produce and ...

DIYing A Raspberry Pi Power Bank - Hackaday


Hackaday

DIYing A Raspberry Pi Power Bank
Hackaday
This project is the follow-up to one of [patrick]'s earlier projects, a battery backup for the Raspberry Pi. This earlier project used an 14500 cell and an MSP430 microcontroller to shut the Pi down gracefully when the battery was nearing depletion ...

Altair Enables LTE Connectivity for Raspberry Pi - IoT Business News (press release) (blog)


Altair Enables LTE Connectivity for Raspberry Pi
IoT Business News (press release) (blog)
Originally developed as an affordable, credit-card sized computer for students to learn programming, Raspberry Pi is now being adopted by the wider market due to its flexibility and low cost. Connecting Altair's LTE modem to Raspberry Pi will allow ...

Altair Enables LTE Connectivity for Raspberry Pi In First-of-Its-Kind Trial - PR Newswire (press release)


Altair Enables LTE Connectivity for Raspberry Pi In First-of-Its-Kind Trial
PR Newswire (press release)
Originally developed as an affordable, credit-card sized computer for students to learn programming, Raspberry Pi is now being adopted by the wider market due to its flexibility and low cost. Connecting Altair's LTE modem to Raspberry Pi will allow ...

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Arduino Used To Build Red Dwarf Talkie Toaster (video) - Geeky Gadgets


Geeky Gadgets

Arduino Used To Build Red Dwarf Talkie Toaster (video)
Geeky Gadgets
Are sure to enjoy this new Arduino build which has been created by YouTuber “slider2732” who has transformed a toaster into a talkie toaster from the series. Check out the video below to learn more about the build process which uses a couple of Arduino ...

A Better Raspberry Pi Streaming Solution - Linux Journal


A Better Raspberry Pi Streaming Solution
Linux Journal
In the June 2016 issue, I described my Raspberry Pi outdoor camera build. Since then, however, I've discovered a different way to stream video from it. Although capturing images with "raspistill" and serving them out via Web server is perfectly fine, I ...

Remotely Control Your Fireplace With Google Home and a Raspberry Pi - Lifehacker UK


Lifehacker UK

Remotely Control Your Fireplace With Google Home and a Raspberry Pi
Lifehacker UK
If you have a fireplace that can be controlled remotely, why not use your voice to turn it on? With a little Raspberry Pi magic, you can turn on your fireplace with Google's fancy new voice-controlled speaker. Reddit user hovee shows off his setup in ...

$89 Linux laptop? Check out the new Pinebook from Raspberry Pi rival Pine - ZDNet


ZDNet

$89 Linux laptop? Check out the new Pinebook from Raspberry Pi rival Pine
ZDNet
The sub-$100 Pinebook runs on an ARM CPU and Linux. Image: Pine. The makers of a popular Raspberry Pi challenger, the $20 Pine A64, have returned with two sub-$100 Linux laptops, called Pinebooks. The Pine A64 stood out among developer boards ...
Meet PineBook, a $89 ARM Based Open Source NotebookTechnology Personalized

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Pi-Loom (Useful Applications for the Raspberry Pi, part 1) - Elektor (blog)


Elektor (blog)

Pi-Loom (Useful Applications for the Raspberry Pi, part 1)
Elektor (blog)
... loom “that looked kind of fun to work with” but whose Java software failed to identify itself to a MacBook Pro running OS-X, Fred Hoefler heard his spouse Gina's advice to “build a computer controlled loom with one of those Raspberry Pi things of ...

'Arduino' board gets record-breaking multicore processor - Electronics Weekly (blog)


Electronics Weekly (blog)

'Arduino' board gets record-breaking multicore processor
Electronics Weekly (blog)
According to the company, writing on the RS DesignSpark blog, the idea to use the higher performance processor came about when a placement student with them was using the Arduino Uno to control four servos in a model aeroplane. Unfortunately the ...

Raspberry Pi to be used in Soweto health hackathon - ITWeb


ITWeb

Raspberry Pi to be used in Soweto health hackathon
ITWeb
They will then reproduce a health awareness item using a Raspberry Pi computer. The learners will be able to keep the computers after the hackathon to encourage them to continue coding afterwards. Government and private sector individuals will be in ...