Android Things is now only for smart speakers and displays LinuxGizmos.com Android Things will now focus solely on OEM-built smart speakers and displays. Google is discontinuing public access to i.MX8M, Snapdragon, and MediaTek …
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42Gears Introduces Support for Linux-based Raspberry Pi Devices for Enterprise IoT IoT Evolution World (blog) n a recent release, 42Gears Mobility Systems, has announced its support for Linux-based Raspberry Pi for its EMM platform.
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42Gears Introduces Support for Linux-based Raspberry Pi Devices to Enable Enterprise IoT Adoption PR Newswire India (press release) 42Gears Mobility Systems, announced today the support for Linux-based Raspberry Pi for its EMM platform. Through 42Gears EMM platform, enterprises will now be able to manage IoT deployments that include sensors and small handheld devices …
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Softpedia News CentOS 7 Linux Officially Released for Raspberry Pi 2, Banana Pi, and CubieTruck Softpedia News We were only giving access to the download links, and based on the name of the binary images we can tell you that CentOS 7 Linux will now work on various AMv7 devices, but pre-built binary images are available only for the popular Raspberry Pi 2 …
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ZDNet Raspberry Pi will now build you a bespoke model (as long as you buy 3000) ZDNet Originally designed for schoolchildren, many Raspberry Pi boards are being put to work in factory automation and consumer products.
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RedOrbit New Stripped-Down Raspberry Pi Now Available For $25 RedOrbit The Raspberry Pi Foundation announced yesterday they will finally be able to make good on a promise made when they first began selling credit card-sized computers: They will now begin selling one of their Raspberry Pi pocket computers for $25.
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