via Marius Gripsgard: Software support for the PinePhone, an Allwinner A64-powered open-source Linux smartphone, has been making excellent progress recently with numerous Linux touch-based operating systems. A couple of the main goals of the PinePhone is to be open-source (FOSS),...
We received a review on the ODROID-HC1 from a satisfied customer who stated he is using it to run Home Assistant, and he was very pleased by the performance. Works with Home Assistant for Home Automation Tony on Aug 23,...
by Jonathan Scott I have a problem. My 3 year old son likes to get out of bed upstairs while my wife and I are watching a movie downstairs. We don’t know he’s up until he gets bored enough with...
Bo Lechnowsky, ameriDroid's founder, was invited to participate in episode 616 of Category5.tv to discuss single board computers in the enterprise datacenter and server room. Watch the full episode below!
From pine64.org: With the case selected and approved, the phone’s PCB was commissioned a couple of weeks ago and submitted to the design house with detailed instructions on the required feature set. The first of the things we settled on...
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Visit the LinuxLads podcast site to listen to the latest interview with Lukasz, the Pine64 Community Manager. He goes into the depths of the Pinebook Pro, PinePhone, PineTab and other exciting developments coming from Pine64. The interview starts around 7...
Not much to report, but check out this picture of current PinePhone development as of today: The SanDisk adapter is to cover up the flashlight, presumably because it doesn't turn off yet. Courtesy of Marius Gripsgard from UBPorts (Ubuntu Touch)
(From an ameriDroid customer who wishes to remain anonymous) Recommended Hardware: ODROID-HC4 (for 1x or 2x 3.5" or 2.5" disks), Odroid HomeCloud 2 (Use the HomeCloud 1 if wanting 2.5″ disks instead) 1TB or larger NAS Hard Drive e.g. Seagate...
