Electronics Weekly Farnell adds Cloudio to Raspberry Pi Electronics Weekly Cloudio, when combined with a Raspberry Pi , is a Full Stack IoT platform meaning that you can programme IoT devices simply and quickly with drag and drop programming on a mobile app,” says Farnell's Steve Carr, “the combination of built-in hardware …
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Microsoft – Channel 9 (blog) Get Rolling with Raspberry Pi and Windows 10 in 5 Minutes Microsoft – Channel 9 (blog) … greets 2015 Imagine Cup competitors Steve “Guggs” Guggenheimer greets 2015 Imagine… Give your app a backend using Azure Mobile Apps; Get Rolling with Raspberry Pi and Windows 10 in 5 Minutes Get Rolling with Raspberry Pi and Windows 10 in 5 …
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ElectronicsWeekly.com Dual-core Banana Pi latest rival to Raspberry Pi ElectronicsWeekly.com Our technology editor Steve Bush writes that, computationally, it is more powerful than the Raspberry Pi as it is built around Allwinner's A20 chip with a 1GHz dual core ARM Cortex-A7, with 1Gbyte of DDR3 RAM. It also carries an ARM Mali400MP2 graphics
ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi gets real-time clock board ElectronicsWeekly.com Element 14 has added the real-time clock (RTC) board to its Raspberry Pi add-on line-up, writes Steve Bush. The board is designed to be added to Raspberry Pi without obstructing other expansion boards. Note that it also works with A, B and B+ models, and
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Muktware Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak praises Raspberry Pi Muktware “Any young child, even ten years old, can understand enough to learn to program, and the Raspberry Pi – you can hook wires to little motors, you can build devices that do things.
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Have you ever been to a cafe or restaurant with 1950s jukebox wallboxes in each booth? Wallboxes were an extension for a jukebox, making it more convenient to select music right from your table
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Raspberry Pi, for all your 50s diner needs