Arbor’s “EmQ-RK390” Qseven module runs Linux or Android on a Rockchip RK3399 with up to 4GB of soldered RAM and 16GB soldered eMMC, plus PCIe and GbE support and an extended temperature range.In January, Arbor Technology announced that it would show a Rockchip RK3399 “EmQ-RK390” Qseven 2.1 module at the …
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Earlier today, Google announced that its Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) tech is now available for Gmail and across the web. The feature has been in testing for over a year. Called “dynamic emails,” the new feature offers web-based interactions that would normally require visiting websites on separate browser tabs. For example, …
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Kubernetes took Windows container into production earlier this week with the latest release of the open source container orchestration platform that has become something close to a standardized infrastructure layer. After three years of concerted efforts to elevate Microsoft’s operating system to a first-class citizen in containerised environments, Kubernetes 1.14 …
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Dark mode fans, rejoice — even though dark mode is not officially available in the latest WhatsApp beta, WABetaInfo worked some magic and got some hands-on time with the new UI mode. We’ve heard rumors of WhatsApp’s dark mode since September 2018. Of note is that WhatsApp’s dark mode doesn’t use …
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For demonstrating the many use-cases around the $99 Jetson Nano that was announced on Monday, NVIDIA engineers devised an open-source robot that you can build yourself with mostly 3D printed parts and by default is geared to run on Ubuntu Linux. NVIDIA won’t be selling the Jetbot as a retail …
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Smartwatches are great tools for staying on top of your notifications, tracking your activity, and more. However, nothing beats that classic look of an analog watch strapped to your wrist. Analog watches are simple, classy, and look much better than most smartwatches when you’re dressing up. If you want a …
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With the Fedora Community Challenge underway, one of the first things you’ll encounter is that burning question of what to do next. What software should you install? How should you install it? Do you need to enable additional repositories? Fortunately, a Fedora admin (Tobias) has removed a significant amount of …
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Today, Google announced that it is initiating a large expansion in Taiwan (via TechCrunch). The search giant will build a new campus not far from its current Taiwanese campus and also hire hundreds of new employees. Currently, Google has about 2,000 employees in Taiwan, some of whom work at its …
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The cloud native community has shipped the first release of Kubernetes in 2019. The latest version, 1.14 comes with many new features and extensibility options. However, the most notable is the production-level support for Microsoft Windows-based nodes. Kubernetes Source: Google The latest version of Kubernetes comes with 31 enhancements, of …
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The Huawei P30 Pro is finally here. Not only will this ultra-premium flagship go up against the best from Apple, it’s also competing with the best from Samsung. Since the Galaxy S10 Plus is our current pick for the best Android phone on the market, we want to know which …
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