Posted on Daniel Lemire's Blog, by Daniel Lemire A few months ago, I ordered ROCKPro64. If you are familiar with the Raspberry Pi, then it is a bit of the same… an inexpensive computer that comes in the form of a...
We spotted an article at TuxPhones.com that showed off a mock-up of the upcoming PinePhone. Click here to read the full article. In addition, PinePhone developers have already made some great progress on some OS ports for the upcoming phone,...
Carlos Eduardo over at Medium.com recently reviewed the performance of the ODROID-N2, especially compared to the Rockchip RK3399. Here are links to the products that Carlos mentioned in the review (fast and inexpensive shipping to the US and Worldwide): ODROID-N2...
Lukasz from Pine64 created this video showcasing the current state of the Pinebook Pro laptop:
We came across some interesting news just now from the founder of Pine64, TL Lim, regarding the production of the upcoming PinePhone Linux-based open smartphone. The notes below have been edited for clarity based on the information we received: The...
We picked up this bit of news from Pine64 via Twitter: We're moving servers and updating just about everything - the website, forum and wiki. It will be great !But before its great it will likely be miserable; so expect...
One of our excellent customers, David Bellot, has published an article on how to set up an ODROID-XU4 to run Kodi, MAME and an external USB drive. Get your ODROID-XU4 or ODROID-XU4Q from ameriDroid.com to experience the best in customer...
One of our most excellent customers, Bhaskar S, recently wrote an article about how to build an ODROID-N2 cluster. Recommended Parts List: 5x ODROID-N2 5x 12V/2A Power Supply 5x eMMC Module or Sandisk UHS-1 microSD card 5x Ethernet Cable 1x Pack...
A first peek of Maemo Leste running on the PinePhone was just spotted. More information on Maemo Leste In addition, the following achievements have been accomplished on the PinePhone: Screen rotation Back camera still photos Back camera videos WiFi progress...
