Showing posts with label things. Show all posts
Showing posts with label things. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 September 2017

Android Things Developer Preview 3

Android Things Developer Preview 3



Posted by Wayne Piekarski,
Developer Advocate for IoT





Today, we are releasing the Developer Preview 3 (DP3) of Android Things,
bringing new features and bug fixes to the platform. This preview is part of our
commitment to provide regular updates to developers who are building Internet of
Things (IoT) products with our platform. Android developers can quickly build
smart devices using Android APIs and Google services, while staying secure with
updates directly from Google. The System-on-Module (SoM) architecture supports
prototyping with development boards, and then scaling them to large production
runs while using the same Board Support Package (BSP) from Google.




Android Bluetooth APIs





DP3 now includes support for all Android Bluetooth APIs in android.bluetooth
and android.bluetooth.le,
across all Android Things supported hardware. You can now write code that
interacts with both Bluetooth classic and low energy (LE) devices just like a
regular Android phone. Existing samples such as Bluetooth
LE advertisements and scanning and Bluetooth LE
GATT can be used unmodified on Android Things. We have also provided two new
samples, Bluetooth
LE GATT server and Bluetooth audio
sink.




USB Host support





Android version 3.1 and later supports USB
Host, which allows a regular user space application to communicate with USB
devices without root privileges or support needed from the Linux kernel. This
functionality is now supported in Android Things, to enable interfacing with
custom USB devices. Any existing code supporting USB Host will work on Android
Things, and an extra sample USB Enumerator is available that demonstrates
how to iterate over and print the interfaces and endpoints for each USB device.




Feedback





Once again, thank you to all the developers who submitted feedback for the
previous developer previews. Please continue to send us your feedback by filing
bug
reports and feature
requests, and ask any questions on stackoverflow.
To download images for Developer Preview 3, visit the Android Things download
page, and find the changes in the release
notes. You can also join Googles IoT
Developers Community on Google+, a great resource to keep up to date and
discuss ideas, with over 4100 new members.




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Tuesday, 29 August 2017

Tips 3 Things You Can not Do when your smartphone falls into a water pool

Tips 3 Things You Can not Do when your smartphone falls into a water pool

Assalamualaikum wr wb.


[Tips] 3 Things You Can not Do when your smartphone falls into a water pool


ABOUT ZENFONE - [Tips] 3 Things You Can not Do when your smartphone falls into a water pool.. Hi buddy? If any of you have ever experienced a disaster when being a walk or play poolside pool, accidentally your phone fell into the water that resulted in your phone become wet. Surely my friend will immediately panic when he saw his phone died due to water entering into the body of the phone.

There are actually some things you need to do if your cell phone died because of wet. Maybe my friend already knows either from the advice of friends or read articles from the internet or anywhere. But this time amatnewbe will discuss first about "3 Things you should not do when the phone falls into the water".

1. Drying Using Hairdryer
Maybe buddy never heard from a friend, if your phone fell into the water try to dry using hairdryer / hair dryer. This unconsciously is the wrong thing we do. It is true if the phone can be wet dikeringkat with hairdryer but do you guys do not think the impact of this hairdryer? Not right. Which is important to dry. Now amatnewbe explain why dry cell phone use wet hairdryer is wrong? Because when we direct the heat from the hairdryer to the phone unconsciously this will make solderan tin on the phone to melt and make every chipnya not glue properly so that the phone buddy does not turn up even worse due to damage to the hardware. understand.

2. Dry Using the Heater
Heater is a tool that also generate heat, if my friend put a hot pal friend on this heater will not make your phone dry and instantly burned, but instead even damage the existing components on the phone because the heat generated from this heater can not be set. Now thats where the excessive heat can make the existing components inside the phone becomes damaged. As the amatnewbe explained above.

3. Drying Using Microwave
As you know that Microwave is often used in baking bread or bread, if my friend wet the phone with a wet palasnya enter into the micowave is clearly wrong. It is clear that the heat generated can ripen bread that was raw. Let alone our mobile phones are prone to excessive heat. Certainly badly damaged. There is a case that excessive heat on the phone not only makes the components on the phone damaged but can also explode. Well what would happen if it happened on your cell phone can be clumsy right?

Well the point of all that amatnewbe write above that excessive heat that can make the phone damaged. So what should my friend do when experiencing this problem. Do not be confused amatnewbe will give a little of amatnewbe if your cell phone enter into water.
The first step is to turn off your phone and immediately remove the battery, and check whether there is water entering the body of the phone.
If the water into the body of the phone alangkan good if my friend did not menyalakanya. Because it can lead to the power on the phone that makes the Emmc powernya damaged, but all you have to do is open all the casing and dry it by putting it on the roof tiles use hot sun, because amatnewbe hot sun is fit to make the phone become dry again.
Maybe its a little information and tips that can amatnewbe give about "Things to do if the phone is wet" and hopefully post this amatnewbe can merguna for all buddies, thank you for visiting.

Wassalamualaikum wr wb.

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Saturday, 19 August 2017

All Internet of Things Forecasts Slope Up and to the Right

All Internet of Things Forecasts Slope Up and to the Right


It is impossible to find any Internet of Things forecasts, for any segment of the market, that fail to show an�upward sloping to the right� growth curve. In other words, virtually every forecast predicts significant to strong growth.

That seems to be true whether one looks at single-country or global forecasts. Of course, as always, global forecasts can obscure as much as they illuminate. Most of the near-term deployment of IoT will happen in a relative handful of countries.

So far, by some forecasts, North America represents as much as 45 percent of the global total, Asia perhaps 30 percent, Europe perhaps 20 percent.

source: Business Insider

source: marketsandmarkets

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