Liliputing arkOS aims to let anyone host their own cloud with a $35 Raspberry Pi Liliputing Cloud services such as Gmail, SkyDrive, or Google Calendar can be handy. They let you access your data from nearly any device connected to the internet, whether you're using your work PC, personal laptop, smartphone, or tablet.
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Salon The war on Internet advertising goes Raspberry Pi Salon On the Internet, watching the technically inclined as they bend their thoughts towards the ad industry can bring Orwell's “1984″ to mind: “We are at war with advertising; we have always been at war with advertising.” The latest: Slashdot reports on a …
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Block Ads on All Your Devices with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Ads can be one of the internet's more annoying things, and there are few things worse than watching a flash animation for deodorant suck up all your bandwidth. While you have plenty of software solutions to block ads, you can also do it on a deeper …
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Geek Pool table uses Raspberry Pi to let you buy a game with Bitcoin Geek The online cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin has won a lot of fans for its lack of a centralized authority and high degree of anonymity. Some have worried that Bitcoin is used extensively to fund illegal activities in the seedier parts of the internet ..
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Last week, Adafruit published a tutorial on how to get Google Glass to communicate with hardware and the internet via the Pi. Using XMPP (which the decrepit and elderly, like me, may recognise as what used to be Jabber), you can use Google Glass to talk to a Pi, which can then send instructions external devices, or stuff on the internet.
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Tether Your Raspberry Pi to Your Smartphone LifeHacker India The Raspberry Pi is a pretty powerful device, but much of its benefits come when it's connected to the internet.
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Raspberry Pi and Arduino to get cellular access with SIM card add-on Ars Technica A new Kickstarter project aims to give Raspberry Pi and Arduino boards Internet access throughout the world with an add-on that allows integration with a SIM card.
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Ryan Kopf Announces Screens Based on Raspberry Pi for Conventions SBWire (press release) This technology, using Raspberry Pi micro-computers, will enable conventions to get messages out to attendees instantly during the event. These screens, expected to be completed later this year, will connect to the internet and download small files
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Tether Your Raspberry Pi to Your Smartphone Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi is a pretty powerful device, but much of its benefits come when it's connected to the internet.
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