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The CraneBoard is a low-cost, open-source hardware development platform based on the AM3517 Sitara ARM Cortex-A8 microprocessor. 
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With Internet-connected flat TVs and set-top boxes, we can now use browse the web and play games. New user to device interfaces are needed to replace the traditional remote.
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Last week, Microsoft showcased Windows 8 PCs with super fast boot thanks to the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI). The latest UEFI standard, released on April 8, includes a secure boot protocol which will be required for Windows 8 clients.
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The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) uses a web-based code review tool known as Gerrit. The image below is a flowchart that details what happens to a patch, once it's been written. Though it may appear complex, the majority of the steps below are performed in the web application.
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Here’s a technique to convert a command line result into an image in Linux using ImageMagick.
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Gumstix has manufactured its Overo COMS based on OMAP3503 and OMAP3530 since 2008. They have now announced a new low cost version named Overa Sand that sells for 115 USD per unit or less than 99 USD per unit for orders of 1,000 units or more.
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Overa COMs are low cost computer-on-modules (COM) built around OMAP3503 and OMAP3530 depending on the model. Such device can be purchased on gumstix website.
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OpenCL (Open Computing Language) is a multi-vendor open standard for general-purpose parallel programming of heterogeneous systems that include CPUs, GPUs and other processors.
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Archos announced that Archos G9 Tablets are now available.
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Atollic has released the latest version of TrueSTUDIO development tool for ARM, a C/C++ development tool for embedded developer that looks similar to Eclipse.
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I’ve recently come across an interesting and amusing story entitled “Boost Your WiFi Signal Using Only a Beer Can“ on discovery channel website. I’ve said to myself that I’ve got to try with my WiFi router.
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Yesterday, I mentioned the Nvidia Tegra 3 tablet running Windows 8 which is currently showcased at Build Conference 2011 and they also had a Tegra 3 laptop running Windows 8.
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Google Devfest Comes to Southeast Asia http://t.co/ebKTt0k #d3vf3st...
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CyanogenMod has announced that they would work with FreeXperia and support the following devices in the next release of CyanogenMod: Xperia Arc Xperia Neo Xperia Mini Xperia Mini Pro Xperia Play Xperia Ray Xperia X10 Xperia X8 Xperia X10 Mini...
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Instructions to run a minimal linux distribution and a internet desktop distribution for beagleboard in Qemu...
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Zach Pfeffer, Linaro Android Working Group tech lead, gives an introduction to making Android work on a new hardware platform at Linaro Connect Q3.11 in Cambridge, August 2011.
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Linuxbased home automation system adds tablet controller Android app News Linux for Devices: (Linux-based home automation system adds tablet controller, Android app - News - Linux for Devices: http://t.co/078H8BzY...
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After India and the US last month, Google will organize Android Developer labs sessions in Europe to train developers to optimize their applications for Tablets.
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When you compile a program and an error occur, the compiler will report the file name and line number with the error.
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Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced three new AM387x ARM Cortex-A8 microprocessors (MPUs): AM3871, AM3872 and AM3874.
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Arduino Due
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We’ve been deceived ! All along we thought the new quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 (codename Kal-El) would just have 4 cores…right… But Nvidia has just posted a blog entry talking about a mysterious fifth core.
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Microsoft demonstrated several Windows 8 features running on a quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 tablet at the company’s BUILD developer conference in Anaheim, California.
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In a recent blog post entitled “Engineers’ Multicore/Multiprocessor Experience Improving” , VDC research revealed a survey showing that more and more engineers are gaining experience working on multicore or multiprocessor projects.
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A few months back, I would have never thought I would post about Microsoft and Windows in an embedded software blog, except for the rare mention of Windows CE or Windows Embedded products.
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