Android developers wanting a quicker and easier way to hack around with hardware should point their eyes at this Kickstarter project — called USB2Go — which is aiming to repurpose the micro USB port of your smartphone as a portal for plugging in an ARM Cortex-M3 development board. Read More
If you’re looking to create that perfect multi-threaded, NFC, GPS-based OpenCL app (and who isn’t?), but found your development board options too limited, Samsung has good news. It’s just launched the Arndale community development board around its Exynos 5 Dual SoC, with the ARM Cortex-A15 dual-core CPU and ARM Mali T604 GPU. Those specs give the board “an order of magnitude lift in performance” from the last model and full profile OpenCL capability, according to Samsung, on top of NFC, GPS and camera sensor features. That’ll let developers go to town on new games, security and multimedia apps next month for $250 — if that’s you, check the PR after the break or coverage below.
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