SiliconANGLE (blog) Microsoft expands IoT developer program with Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2 SiliconANGLE (blog) This week's Smart DevOps roundup features connected device market growth, SmartThings' hiring of Google exec Dora Hsu to further its Internet of Things (IoT) developer platform and how a familiar software giant is gearing up for IoT opportunities. and more
ChristianToday Windows 10 version to be given to Raspberry Pi 2 developers for free ChristianToday Microsoft is developing a free version of the upcoming Windows 10 operating system supporting Raspberry Pi to be able to get into the Internet of Things (IoT). “We're excited to announce that we are expanding our Windows Developer Program for IoT by
ChristianToday Microsoft to give Windows 10 versino to Raspberry Pi 2 developers for free ChristianToday Microsoft is developing a free version of the upcoming Windows 10 operating system supporting Raspberry Pi to be able to get into the Internet of Things (IoT). “We're excited to announce that we are expanding our Windows Developer Program for IoT by
The Register Microsoft eyes slice of Raspberry Pi with free Windows 10 sprinkled on top The Register Microsoft is working on a free version of Windows 10 that runs on Brit-tech hit Raspberry Pi in order to penetrate the Internet of Things (IoT). Microsoft and the Raspberry Pi Foundation have been collaborating for six months on the joint project ..
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Wired The Internet of Anything: Microsoft Brings Free Windows to the Raspberry Pi Wired Up until now, the Raspberry Pi has only Linux and other open source operating systems. But Microsoft is set to change that. The software giant revealed the news following the release of a new version of the Raspberry Pi , which will pack four times the
Microsoft To Offer Windows 10 Free To Raspberry Pi Devs TechCrunch Microsoft has announced it will be offering the latest version of its desktop OS, Windows 10, free to users of the Raspberry Pi microcomputer later this year — as it seeks to keep pace with, and remain relevant to, developments powering the Internet …
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Regular readers will remember that we featured Andy Proctor’s delivery lorry – hacked with a Raspberry Pi to become an Internet of Things delivery Andy lorry – back at the start of December . The BBC found out about him too, and he’s featuring on the front page of their news site today, with a really nice little video segment about what he’s been doing. Here it is for your viewing pleasure.
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Technical.ly Brooklyn Subnodes: a non-internet internet served in Raspberry Pi Technical.ly Brooklyn Operationally, Subnodes is an open-source Raspberry Pi -based system for setting up a server and network much more easily, without needing the internet to connect computers. It's been used to set up small-scale art installations and demo projects
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Inquirer Imagination Technologies wants to drive the Internet of Things with Raspberry … Inquirer IMAGINATION TECHNOLOGIES will take on the Raspberry Pi with the release of a single-board minicomputer for both Android and Linux developers
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V3.co.uk Imagination Technologies launches Raspberry Pi rival with Internet of Things focus V3.co.uk Drawing inevitable comparisons with the Raspberry Pi , the Creator CI20 is based around a system on a chip (SoC) combining CPU, graphics and I/O circuitry. It also has an I/O connector block compatible with that of the Raspberry Pi , enabling it to be …
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