gearburn LG's WebOS now in open-source flavour, available for Raspberry Pi gearburn The Palm-made OS introduced the card-based multitasking menu seen on every platform today and gestures used by the iPhone X. HP eventually acquired the platform from Palm, before LG acquired it for use in its smart TVs. Now, the South Korean colossus ..
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Geek Pi Case for OtterBox uniVERSE Connects Your iPhone to a Raspberry Pi and More Geek Want to use a Raspberry Pi with your iPhone? Well, you're in luck.
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InfoWorld Facebook's Caffe2 AI tools come to iPhone, Android, and Raspberry Pi InfoWorld New intelligence can be added to mobile devices like the iPhone, Android devices, and low-power computers like Raspberry Pi with Facebook's new open-source Caffe2 deep-learning framework. Caffe2 can be used to program artificial intelligence features … and more »
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CIO Facebook's Caffe2 AI tools come to iPhone, Android, and Raspberry Pi CIO New intelligence can be added to mobile devices like the iPhone, Android devices, and low-power computers like Raspberry Pi with Facebook's new open-source Caffe2 deep-learning framework. Caffe2 can be used to program artificial intelligence features … and more »
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Command Pi Monitors Your Raspberry Pi from Your Phone Lifehacker iPhone: If you're looking for a lightweight and simple way to monitor your Raspberry Pi , Command Pi is a utility that allows you to monitor your Pi's memory usage, temperature, and more right from your iPhone. To use Command Pi, you'll just need to …
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We know that a lot of you have iPhones – and there are some very useful things you can do with a Pi and an iPhone already, not least using SiriProxy to get your phone interacting with objects in the real world. (Once I work out how to automate emptying the cat litter, I’ll be making sure I can ask Siri to do it for me just to add an extra layer of entertainment.) There’s lots of SiriProxy work going on in the forums – head over, sign up, and join in. But there’s more! James Moore has made BerryCam available for free: it’s an app that will allow you to control your Raspberry Pi camera board direct from your iPhone, over a local network, with a pretty interface
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BerryCam: use your Raspberry Pi camera board with your iPhone
After a lot of swearing and arguing, we have managed to boil down nearly 700 entries to just ten winners. It was a very hard decision, and if you didn’t win please don’t feel too disheartened; we had some really exceptional entries for this competition and found it really hard to come to a final decision. As you’ll remember if you entered, we were looking for camera projects which would involve the winners in writing some software and doing something interesting with the cameras.
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Camera competition winners!
Mobile Magazine Siri Acts as a Home Automation Remote Thanks to Raspberry Pi Mobile Magazine That's exactly what Youtube user “Elvis Impersonator” set out to do using his iPhone and a SiriProxy-loaded Raspberry Pi . The results are that he can now control the thermostat at his home, shut off and dim lights, open/close the garage and even change …
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Raspberry Pi user shows home-automation feats using iPhone Phys.Org (Phys.org)—The latest hacker enthusiast who is out to demonstrate Raspberry Pi's potential has a system that pairs SiriProxy with Raspberry Pi to perform numerous home automation feats, just by speaking commands into the iPhone. “Elvis Impersonator …
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