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| Google is releasing a developer preview of their Android Things, a new operating system that is said to make it easier for developers to cod...
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| The nWatch is a wearable development platform in the shape of a smart watch. Based on an STM32 microcontroller, it is equipped with a full-c...
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| The Elektor Sceptre is a small ARM7 board based on the LPC2148. The board features Bluetooth, a battery charger, an SD-card slot, an acceler...
| If you are developing an app for a new IC and you want a fast and easy way to link its breakout board to a Linux or Windows PC, you will lov...
| This board, described in Elektor Magazine November-December 2016 issue, based on a AVR microcontroller ATmega 328 (as on the Arduino Uno) an...
| The creator of Linux, Linus Torvalds, believes ARM doesn't have the ability to overhaul Intel's x86 infrastructure because of the latter's o...