The challenge of making small computer of match box size where Linux runs using SD card size single board computer "Intel Edison" has begun. I am trying to create a very small Linux machine,Ben ...

Yesterday the tech world resounded with the astonishing news that Apple can’t run a CMS, rotary encoders were invented just for the Apple Watch, and Intel’s Developer Forum was scheduled well in ...

According to the barrage of press releases hitting the Hackaday tip line, the Consumer Electronics Show is upon us with announcements of amazing new technologies such as jackets with a cell phone ...

Intel® Edison is a powerful IoT platform with dual-core 500MHz Atom CPU inside. By deploying Intel software techniques, more power can be extracted from it. LIke the following figure shows a ...

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich used the stage at his first CES keynote address to announce the company's new smart product lines, and in addition revealed Intel Edison-- a 400MHz computer board that fits ...

Intel is now shipping the tiny Edison PC module the company first unveiled in January. It’s a small, low-power device that basically has the guts of a simple computer. Edison is powered by a 500 MHz ...

in the shell terminal. If you get an error saying “configure_edison: not found”, you need to update your firmware: Windows OS X Linux 2. When asked if you want to ...

Four months ago, Intel unveiled its Quark SoC at IDF. Today at CES 2014, company CEO Brian Krzanich wants to introduce you to Edison, a miniature computer based on the same technology condensed into ...

Intel's sub-Atomic tiny PC on an SD card is trying to bring familiar x86 to wearables and sensors When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

Sign up to our free weekly IndyTech newsletter delivered straight to your inbox Sign up to our free IndyTech newsletter The word out of this year’s Consumer ...