Hi.
For those of you interested in low power mobile computing: I have
successfully put a Raspberry Pi Zero (1GHz ARM CPU, 512MB RAM) into an empty
comparment of the new Handy Tech Active Star 40. The details about this project
can be found in the following blog post:
https://blind.guru/brlpi.htm
Pretty cool Mario, thanks a lot for sharing!
I tried the same thing with another little card called Linuxino but it
was too big to fit in the Active Star's compartment.
It's good to know you were more successful!
Best wishes,
Sherab.
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Dear all,
Just out of curiosity: has somebody here already tried to write iOS
apps? If so, any feedback regarding how you dealt with XCode, how you
learned Objective C or Swift, how you deal with Apple's API
documentations etc. would be warmly appreciated.
Cheers,
Shérab.
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www.applevis.com is the best resource for this probably.
I know I have seen some info there related.
Also a facebook group "iphone and ipad apps for the blind and visually
handicapped."
Also the i-devices list.
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On Sun, 12 Jun 2016, Mario Lang wrote:
> For those of you interested in low power mobile computing: I have
> successfully put a Raspberry Pi Zero (1GHz ARM CPU, 512MB RAM) into an empty
> comparment of the new Handy Tech Active Star 40. The details about this
> project
> can be found in the foll
That is really neat!
> On Jun 12, 2016, at 3:29 PM, Mario Lang wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> For those of you interested in low power mobile computing: I have
> successfully put a Raspberry Pi Zero (1GHz ARM CPU, 512MB RAM) into an empty
> comparment of the new Handy Tech Active Star 40. The details abou
