Google’s Fuchsia will run Android apps, thank flip The INQUIRER IT’S OK. You can relax.
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Google’s Fuchsia will run Android apps, thank flip – The INQUIRER
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Wireframe 3: Phoenix Point, modders going pro, and more
We said we’d be back with more, so here we are back with more: issue 3 of Wireframe, the magazine that lifts the lid on video games. From the ashes Our third issue sees the now-established mix of great features, guides, reviews, and plenty more beyond that
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More Compute Module docs, and an interview with James
A few days ago, we pushed out some more documentation for the forthcoming Compute Module and Compute Module IO Board, which together make up the Compute Module Development Kit. This new documentation covers power supply and sequencing requirements, temperature limits, and the process for writing an operating system image onto a module; and provides a summary of the various interfaces available on the module edge connector.
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Create a Raspberry Pi project and have it shown in the Design Museum – Digital Arts Online
Digital Arts Online Create a Raspberry Pi project and have it shown in the Design Museum Digital Arts Online The Design Museum is asking the public to enter their home-made Raspberry Pi inventions into a competition to go on display in the forthcoming Designs of the Year exhibition. The Raspberry Pi is cheap and tiny single-board computer that's designed to … Genius With a Raspberry Pi ?
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Raspberry Pi camera module sneak peak, and Model A unboxing
Of course, Model A is not the only new bit of hardware we’re releasing in 2013. JamesH just sent me these pictures of the forthcoming camera board to whet your appetite. This is the final hardware; we’ve been working on tuning (Gert tells me that picture quality is “pretty good” at the moment, but we’re hoping to get it to “bleedin’ marvellous” before we release the hardware), and there is some work to do on the drivers, but everything’s looking pretty peachy for the moment
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Raspberry Pi camera module sneak peak, and Model A unboxing