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I first announced that I have been working on a port of ChromiumOS for the GPD Pocket 1 ultra-portable computer back on March 9th. Unfortunately I have done a poor job with posting updates on the status of the build, that ends today with the first Public Tech Preview of ChromiumOS for the GPD Pocket 1.Technically this may be the worlds smallest Chromebook.
This operating system is far from perfect but I want to share a list of some of the high level features. This dedicated build sports several selling features that make it a very capable operating system for the GPD Pocket 1 including:
Buttery Smooth Performance – This thing is FAST. The GPD Pocket with ChromiumOS easily allows you to juggle several demanding tasks such as watching high definition video, running desktop Linux applications and browsing demanding web pages. While the GPD Pocket is powered by an Atom Processor, it sure wont feel like it.
Lean – Lets face it, Windows is bloated and consumes a large portion of your GPD Pocket that can be better suited for applications and other important data. A full install of Windows with all Windows Updates will consume around 26 GB of total space while a full build of my ChromiumOS for the GPD Pocket consumes around 8.5 GB – that includes Crostini.
All Day Battery – Battery Life on the GPD Pocket has always been fairly impressive however ChromiumOS for the GPD Pocket takes things to the next level with battery life that should get most people through an entire 10-14 hours depending on use. If you are going to be putting an exceptionally heavy workload on your device, you can easily expect to get 6 hours of heavy use. Of course, you can always connect a USB Battery Pack.
Security First – ChromiumOS is an incredibly secure operating system that is resilient to most malicious attacks. All browser processes are run in a jail to make it nearly impossible for a malicious website to compromise your computer or harvest data from other web pages.
Linux Application Support – Easily run one of the millions of Linux Desktop Applications in Crostini such as GIMP, LibreOffice and Blender. You can even run Android Studio, Visual Studio Code, Wine and other development applications. If you are really wanting to push the hardware, it is even technically possible to do some lightweight gaming in steam if frame-rates are not too important – GPU Acceleration can be enabled for the virtual machine!
Rolling Updates – One of the best features enjoyed by Chromebook owners has been carried over to ChromiumOS for the GPD Pocket, rolling updates. You can rest assured knowing that your ChromiumOS instance for the GPD Pocket is always up to date with the latest bug fixes, features and security patches offered by ChromiumOS with weekly updates.
Dedicated Build and Test Infrastructure – OSLab, our dedicated build infrastructure automatically performs periodic builds of our custom ChromiumOS build for the GPD Pocket. This build process includes several automated comprehensive tests to ensure stability and reduce regressions. Only if a build passes all tests is it promoted to production. When a build has been scheduled for release, it will automatically be rolled out to all GPD Pocket Units.
You are always in control – You will always have root access to your device to allow you to hold all of the keys. The custom build of ChromiumOS is very friendly to those who wish to modify the base OS and add whatever features you wish (note, some modifications may break the OTA upgrades)
Try It Before You Buy It – Don’t worry, the operating system is free, this statement simply means that you can Live Boot into ChromiumOS for the GPD Pocket and test the build before you install it. If you do not like it, simply remove the flash drive and reboot your GPD Pocket to go back to Windows. Of course, if you do like it, simply complete the steps to install the operating system to replace Windows.
Free Software/Open Source – Your operating system is the most powerful piece of software on your computer and you should be able to trust that it has not been tampered with in any way. The only way this can be done is to ensure that the Operating System is fully Open Source to give users the freedom to read, modify and even fork or re-distribute the operating system without permission from me. All custom code is on GitHub and the instructions to build the OS from source will be provided. The way I see it is that if you cannot see the source code, how can you trust the product.
Link to the Project Page - https://kmyers.me/chromiumos/chromiumos-for-the-gpd-pocket-1/
Can you post a video of it?
MishaalRahman said:
Can you post a video of it?
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I do need to sit down and do that, here is a video I made a few weeks ago on a much older build. I have since made it more responsive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsCntU90BIM
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I got a thought!
At this moment I am trying to build Windows CE 6.0 for Raspberry Pi board.
While I was doing that I though it would be great to have CE on my Dell Streak 5.
I just want people's opinion about this!
So what do YOU think of having Windows Ce 6 on the Streak with all the applications that are available for windows?
Help from some C programmers would be nice since drivers are written in C.
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It'd be an interesting novelty, but how much effort do you think you can put into it?
I dont mean to sound negative, but the real facts are thus:
The bootloader's apparently somewhat fragile
The drivers are another major concern
And just as importantly, are you willing to do it even though it would mostly be a novelty? While there might be interesting uses for it if it was ever fully completed, it will only be a novelty if it's not stable enough for real use
The biggest hurdle would be that the s5 drivers, I dont know offhand what the upstream license is, but remember that the streak kernel is linux and GPL.
Regardless you'd still have to write your own drivers from scratch, there's a couple uncommon chips that dont have any real drivers outside the official ones, the same reason that we dont have CyanogenMod.
I would definitely be interested in it myself and wish you well, but this is a huge undertaking.
Does the pi already have pre-made drivers/source code ready? It's a whole different beast to just compile it then to have to make your own drivers.
TheManii said:
Does the pi already have pre-made drivers/source code ready? It's a whole different beast to just compile it then to have to make your own drivers.
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I have talked to Eben in person and he said if some one takes that task then he will provide the details for hardware and specs.
you are right Windows CE it is a big project to take. Drivers are big problem plus the license for WINCE.
Good luck.
Off the top of my head, I know of at least four successful hobbyist ports of Windows CE to "new" hardware.
They are:
1. Otaku's (unreleased) CE 4.2/5.0 BSP for the Gizmondo handheld
(This already shipped with CE 4.2)
2. Coutilla's port of Windows CE 5.0/WM6 to the HTC Magician.
(This shipped with the CE 4.2 based Pocket PC 2003 SE)
3. A barely tested port of CE 4.x to the GP32x game console based on a cloned sample BSP. (These shipped with some varient of embedded linux originally)
See, it isn't impossible. I wish you luck but it is a pretty difficult undertaking. I personally wish for more projects like there as there are so few. I'll encourage anyone who thinks they can pull it off CE needs some of the same luck linux gets as it has the potential to add the same sort of capabilities linux usually does and I'm all for choice.
I imagine part of the reason there are so few success stories is not just limited interest but also idealogy. The people with the skill to do this and write things like low level drivers for new hardware are mainly in the open source/linux community and a good number of them hate Microsoft/Windows CE.
The ports of CE 6.0 to the gumstix boards might also count but I'm not sure how hobbist those are. It's also a dev board to begin with. I'm mostly interested in existing consumer devices that have had it ported even if they were already running an older version of CE.
Another thing you may want to look into is KVM-QEMU on ARM Linux. When it matures enough, maybe virtualizing WinCE in KVM-QEMU will be the easiest route.
Think you should do it.
I'd be keen to give it a try!
I think it would be a great achievement if You pull it off!
Why not windowsphone?
Resolution check
Cpu check
Gpu check
Maybe need a bigger internal microsd
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Because it's nearly impossible to write drivers for wp7?
winmo's a rather easy target if you're seriously intending to make a port to a device.
Windows Phone 7.8 Update Features Revealed, Current WP Users Won’t Be Disappointed
When Microsoft finally got around to announcing Windows Phone 8, users of current WP7.x were left a little disappointed by the lack of support for any current devices. As disheartening as the move was for some, it was a necessary way for Microsoft to really move on, since Windows Phone 8 will offer support for more powerful, dual-core devices – something which will undoubtedly be hindered by the support for older hardware.
To try and keep the peace, the Redmond company offered a meet-in-the-middle release in the form of Windows Phone 7.8, which, among other features, will offer the new variably-sized home screen tiles, allowing more to fit within the display.
As has been the cased with most of the software maker’s announcements over the past few months, some key detail were purposely left out with regards to what WP7.8 will bring, but now some of those features are beginning to emerge.
A leaked document has emerged via SmartPhoneFrance offers quite a few juicy details, specifically with regards to some new camera functions. The document is reported to have arrived courtesy of Finnish outfit Nokia, so its contents may not necessarily be true to each and every Windows Phone device, although a large proportion of WP7.x users are rocking one of the company’s popular Lumia devices.
The leak states Windows Phone 7 users will be treated to a greatly-improved camera app featuring Smart Group Shot, action shot, panorama and self-timer functionality. In addition, Wi-Fi tethering will also be a feature of Windows Phone 7.8, which allows one to tether a device’s Internet connection with other devices – particularly handy if you’re constantly on-the-fly. Wi-Fi hot-spots are becoming more and more common in built-up areas, but the ability to have the Web available at all times will be an invaluable tool to the majority of Windows Phone users.
Other features include a function which silences incoming calls, messages and alarms by flipping the device over, but even so, there’re still plenty of disadvantages next to the all-singing, all-dancing Windows Phone 8. Proper multi-tasking, NFC, OTA updates, Internet Explorer 10, and the aforementioned multi-core support, to name a few, and the main event will arrive at the end of October along with the main Windows 8 and the Microsoft Surface slate.
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Only someone with a brain the size of a pea would post this as news when there is no news.
ybregeon said:
The leak states Windows Phone 7 users will be treated to a greatly-improved camera app featuring Smart Group Shot, action shot, panorama and self-timer functionality. In addition, Wi-Fi tethering will also be a feature of Windows Phone 7.8, which allows one to tether a device’s Internet connection with other devices – particularly handy if you’re constantly on-the-fly.
Other features include a function which silences incoming calls, messages and alarms by flipping the device over, but even so, there’re still plenty of disadvantages next to the all-singing, all-dancing Windows Phone 8.
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I made everything bold that is already present on my Lumia. There is nothing really new here. Lets wait for an official announcement, I am particularly interested if and how API changes will be managed between 7.8 and 8.
My next phone will be Nokia with Windows Phone 8/7.8 I'll ditch my lg500 android gladly
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Only someone with a brain the size of a pea would post this as news when there is no news.
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And this "someone with a brain the size of a pea" ****s you idiot, not everybody knows everything about this!
Well, since you basically present this as 'news' and WP 7.8 features there is a point to be made you have not done your homework on this and to be frank make yourself look a bit silly to say the least by posting it the way you did. Your information is old and incorrect. These are Lumia specific apps and nothing about this is either leaked, related to WP7.8 or news at this time.
While it _might_ be possible these features will become part of WP7.8 for all device and not just Nokia that would seem unlikely at this point. You would also do good to link to your source URL as in the current form your post has a very high 'out of thumb' feeling to it.
Nice post, but these updates already arrived in WP7.5, all except the new homescreen are already here
I agree with 'Detection'. Except the homescreen everythings already here. That is not comforting. Although the homescreen will be quite a makeover. Sometimes i do wonder what advantages will the actual windows 8 user get...
Hahaha....
Still u dont have these features... i have in my wp7.5
@aj.pai.r
What the original poster describes as 'WP7.8 features' have nothing to do with WP7.8 or even Microsoft except for the start screen. They are all additional features/apps offered by Nokia to users of the Lumia series of Windows Phones once they have updated to WP7.5 CR3 (Tango).
Right now we know two things about WP7.8; It will be available some time _after_ the release of Windows Phone 8 and it will offer the WP8 start screen. Other that that we do not know of any additional features or extras.
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It is generally expected Microsoft will officially announce WP8 on September 5 in New York during a shared press event with Nokia. It is also expected Nokia in turn will announce two or three Windows Phone 8 devices there and at Nokia World 2012 which is held in Finland September 5-6. The flagship Nokia store is currently being overhauled with huge signs saying as much as to expect something big September 7. If Nokia were to pull off an immediate availability of one or more devices that would be huge.
Personally I would expect a Lumia 800 style model as low-end(800x480) with more memory but no SD card slot, a 900 model midrange(1280x720) also no SD but more memory, a new model featuring PureView technology and possibly a Samsung Note type model. High-end quad core devices are not expected this year.
The 800 and 900 style models might actually have an SD card built in, so not user replaceable.
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Zeno Sloim Canada Ski Webcams 2013.2 build 2013-02-08
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Date: 2013-02-08
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Dedication
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This program is dedicated to the memory of my beloved parents Regina and Marcu Sloim.
Due to them and the no-cost (supported by state) system of university education in Romania of 1979-1984 I could become a computer engineer.
To all people who want to see most beautiful ski resorts from Canada, the country of Shania Twain.
To all people who still believe that humanity is above money and profit and all people are equal.
Requirements
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1. Windows CE, WM2003, WM5, WM6, WM6.1, WM6.5, WM6.5.3 pda/phone/device with QVGA,VGA or WVGA screen.
2. Microsoft NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP2
3. Microsoft SQL Mobile 5 (SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition)
Installation
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Run installer-pc.exe on your pc or installer-ppc.exe on your ppc device or installer-sp on your smartphone, or installer-ce.exe on your Windows CE device.
Legal aspects
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Is this program legal?
Yes. All informations and sources are based on free available information and sources. No licences or copyrights were infringed. All is legal to use.
How much does it cost?
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This program made by me, Zeno Sloim, is completeley free to use and test. I do not demand any payment or any other material form of recompense.
My program is done as Freeware and may be used by anyone.
However it may be not used or included by any person or company in a shareware product or which demands paying.
Detailed information
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Made by Zeno Sloim.
Based on Alfredo Morresi Webcam Holmes 1.0 released as freeware in 2007.
I was born in Romania, many of my old comrades (computer engineers - both hardware and software developers) from Technical University of Iasi, emigrated to Canada finding a new life. I choosed to emigrate to Sweden.
Many times I wish I had choosen Canada instead, hence my sentimental affection to Canada: wonderful wild nature, Shania Twain music, among others.
The idea is to offer in a mobile form, a direct visual experience of wonderful places like:
Banff Sunshine Village, Big White, Canmore, Fernie, Kicking Horse, Lake Louise, Mount Sutton, Mount Washington, Nakiska, Norquay, Red Mountain, Silver Star, Sun Peaks, Whistler Blackcomb - Blackcomb Mountain, Whistler Blackcomb - Horstman Glacier, Whistler Blackcomb - Whistler Mountain, Whistler Blackcomb - Whistler Peak.
I want to express my gratitude to those canadian sites who host the included cameras.
I was asked why not developing for Apple? I gave a clear answer: I do not agree with the gready aggressive commercialism of Apple, I do not agree with their restrictive politics for developers, which is not because of their effort for securing the consumer, but for maximising Apple's profit. I will never develop for Apple.
Why not for Android? Android is far insecure compared to Windows Mobile, there are not enough advanced security programs which can identify malware components in apk-s, much more difficult to analyse compared to file system in Windows Mobile.
Even today, after more years of Android, when it comes to advanced serious software, Windows Mobile is still on top. While in Windows Mobile is so easy and fast to check a new program for hidden malware and backdoors, that is not the case with Android, far more complicated and time consuming.
In Windows Mobile is very easy and very little resurse-consuming to assure maximal security and privacy for own data, no matter what software you use. In Android is much more difficult to achieve same level of security and own privacy.
Android is still full of backdoors and holes where various authorities can access your private data, that is not the case with Windows Mobile.
Why such a mess with Android, because no part is interested and on contrary, a lot of governments are taking the road of total control and surveying like in Orwell 1984 and Android is an ideal platform for such things.
I remain devoted to Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 platform, which is the last one offering maximal security and privacy for the user/consumer. Neither Windows Phone 7 or 8, neither Android or IOS (Apple) offer enough resources for privacy, own security and freedom of choice to choose what to install without being "controlled" by Big-Brother.
No other concurrent platform to WM6.1 has such a widespread offer of real serious software and not junk as is on the so-called Android market or Apple apps.
For those still aware of their personal integrity I recommend: stay to WM6.1.
Avoid Windows Phone 7-8, avoid Android and avoid any Apple product.
Program history
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- v1.0 build 2011-01-29 - first version, contains 104 cameras from 20 locations in Canada.
- v2.0 build 2011-02-04 - second version, contains 211 cameras from 50 locations in Canada.
- Canada Ski Webcams 2013.2 build 2013-02-08 - updated version, contains 287 cameras from 55 locations in Canada
Download:
http://web.comhem.se/~u38880870/Canada_Ski_Webcams_2013_2.rar
With respect,
Zeno Sloim
Announcing the GSMArena Smartphone Champions League
GSMArena.com has a current rankings page that sorts phones by the daily interest in them from our readers. We use that to keep our finger on the pulse of what’s popular, but it can be useful to our readers too. But the daily rankings shift quickly as a new popular phone is launched and at the same time slowly as old popular phones take quite a while to go down the ladder.
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This is why we decided to launch the Smartphone Champions League – a knockout tournament to determine which phone you, our beloved readers, like the best. It’s strictly a popularity thing – we haven’t selected phones based on features, value-for-money or anything like that.
The winner will bring some satisfaction to its owners, but it’s not just a feel-good victory either. If you get a popular phone, you get some not so obvious perks to go with it – it’s easier to use certain non-standard features if your friends have the same phone, you get support more easily, either from friends or from the Internet, more attention from developers and more news coverage too.
The rules are simple – each round pairs of phones go head to head, you vote for your favorite and the winner goes on to the next stage. We picked to top 16 phones and the 16 phones that follow them (ranked solely by popularity) and paired phones from each group against phones from the other group. The pairings are mostly random though we did make an effort to seed the top 16 phones in tournament to ensure the most interesting matches will come in at the latter stages. This should make things more fun to watch as the tournament unfolds.
For the first round we’ll be posting four pairs at once and for each post you’ll have a couple of days to vote on. Then another four will be posted until the round is complete. You can see the bracket for the tournament below (click for full size).
You’ll notice the Nokia Asha 501 is the only phone outside the iOS – Android – Windows Phone Top 3. Nokia also participates with low-, mid- and high-end Windows Phone handsets. Apple is the company to enjoy the best relative representation – all its currently available smartphones are highly popular. Samsung and Sony both have plenty of contestants in the ring, while LG, Motorola and HTC have only one or two chances to win the title. Maybe one is all they need.
Smartphone Champions League, Matchday 1
Currently, the Note 3 is losing to the Lumia 1020! We can't have that!!! Show your support and VOTE!!!
Click Here To Vote For The Note 3!!!
I voted for N3 but seeing that 1020 is few thousand votes ahead, I'm not sure if the N3 will win. Also, I can care less if this phone loses votes on that website and yet alone I hardly visit GSMarena for any content besides phone specs. There are other websites that I visit to get my news feed on my devices which provide plenty of information. We all know the N3 is better than the 1020.
We lost but who cares because what's a tournament without a belt!
There is a thread in the stickies for other device comparisons
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Augmented Creativity
Art, architecture, academia, science, music, and more…the enriching beauty of creativity takes many forms. Today, the confluence of AI and other emerging technologies is forging a new paradigm of creativity, one in which scientific discovery will accelerate, innovation will be within the grasp of the many, and artistic creation will be possible for all.
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Education, Leisure & Recreation, Media, Pharmaceuticals
Trial & Error Innovation
The process of innovation is full of experimentation and false starts. As there are no predetermined paths to success, it’s crucial to understand how to manage risk and improve success rates. Countless forks tend to punctuate the research pathway and it’s not uncommon for a team to spend decades on a single project. This partly explains why Nobel Prize winners are often well advanced in their careers.
Today’s explorers may find the keys for unlocking the future in the shape of algorithms trained with massive datasets and smart devices applied in every area of life. Using these keys, the time we spend on experimentation can be greatly reduced and success rates dramatically increased. As more people have access to the tools for creativity, we will go reach past innovation and empower mass innovation.
Protecting IPR & Encouraging Creativity
The protection of intellectual property (IP) is the foundation of the innovation economy. However, the mechanisms for IP protection still need to be improved. As the Internet becomes more advanced, the volume of content is growing explosively. Duplicated content from unknown sources may represent violations of IP but such violations are hard to identify. Much stronger protections are needed for the rights of content creators.
It is also possible that fake news reports may be created using AI, and we will need to rely on AI to identify and eliminate them. AI generates text using probability-based algorithms to choose words and phrases. Therefore, systems can use these same rules to detect articles written by AI, and to weed out fake news reports or stories that are not properly sourced. Supporting original content will encourage the healthy development of media outlets, more in-depth articles and insights, and more investigative reporting by professional journalists. AI technologies can protect journalists who advocate for integrity, independence, and quality.
AI-inspired Creativity
As intelligent applications expand in the creative sector and intelligent devices become ubiquitous, everyone will be able to capture the inspiration they find in the world around them and incorporate it into their own creations with the help of AI. In February 2019, Huawei unveiled a unique version of the Symphony No. 8 in London, complete at last. Lucas Cantor, a US film composer, analyzed 90 Schubert songs and some other works that influenced the young composer, then fed this input into an AI system on his smartphone. With the help of the Dual-Neural Processing Unit (NPU) AI accelerator embedded in his smartphone, Cantor produced a new ending. Every note in the new parts of the last two movements was generated by the AI, but the unique style of Schubert could be clearly identified in the melodies and harmonies of the new piece. AI technology offers these opportunities to anyone who wants to create something new, while retaining the spirit of past great works. Once again, classical music can become a vital, innovative artform.
In the future, everyone will nurture and grow their ideas through platforms that support their creativity, then transform their ideas into concrete works. Before long, machines will be helping all of us make our dreams come true.
Very helpful, thanks.
thats good!