After updating iOS to the latest versions, iPhone users typically find issues with the functionality of the device. Sudden problems like unresponsive touchscreen, hardware breakdown, and software malfunction are some of the common examples. You must know the quick and easy ways to fix these issues. Let’s discuss these issues and their possible fixes in […]
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Finally, it’s time to bid adieu to your old MacBook or an iPhone. We know that you had some great times together. But it’s time to go for a greater version of Mac or an iPhone – for the long-lasting battery, better display, lighter, and the most portable versions. We know breakups are tough, but
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It is easy to take a Raspberry Pi and treat it like a cheap Linux PC or server. Running an ad blocker or a VPN gateway is simple and doesn’t require any real interfacing. However, it is a big leap to actually use the Pi to control something and a good example can go a
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Generally speaking, home automation isn’t as cheap or as easy as most people would like. There are too many incompatible protocols, and more often than not, getting everything talking requires you to begrudgingly sign up for some “cloud” service that you didn’t ask for. If you’re an Apple aficionado, there can be even more hoops
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Architecture RaspiDuinoRover is made of three main parts: A Raspberry Pi which receives commands from a remote device through a TCP connection, and sends these commands to an Arduino Uno through an I2C connection. The same TCP channel is used to send back the remote data grabbed from the Arduino Uno about pan and tilt
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To start off this project I would like to explain how all this will work. We will be using a form of communication called OSC (Open Sound Control) and an app called “TouchOSC” which is available on the Google Play and Apple app store, along with pyOSC. What we will do is the following: –
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This project uses the iPhone and a raspberry pi to remote control the lamp. Both the iPhone and the raspberry pi are connected to the wifi router. The lamp on/off commands are sent from iPhone and received by the raspberry pi embedded system. Then the raspberry pi triggers the IO to control the lamp through
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