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Memory access ordering - an introduction
Leif Lindholm
In this post, I will be introducing a few concepts and explain the reasons behind them. In future posts, I will follow up with practical examples.
September 11, 2013
Memory access ordering part 2: Barriers and the Linux kernel
Leif Lindholm
My previous post provided an introduction to memory access ordering. It did not however, provide any solution to the problem. This post covers barrier use within the Linux kernel.
September 11, 2013
Happy Fifth Birthday iPhone! Innovator and Troublemaker
James Bruce
On June 29, 2007 -- the original iPhone went on sale and unleashed an unrivaled period of creative innovation and destruction in the mobile phone business. In case you have forgotten, the original iPhone…
September 11, 2013
CubeStormer II - The Power of Two
David Gilday
I have a confession to make... I started writing this post in November 2011, but in the excitement of the events at the time, I left it unfinished... until today. This morning I stopped at a local supermarket…
September 11, 2013
Transmogrify the Personal Computer using efficient low power SoC solutions
Andrew N. Sloss
Wouldn't it be great if I could transmogrify the PC to become an intelligent network of specialized components? The goal would be to create a much more efficient computation system marrying critical software…
September 11, 2013
Contact-less payments and NFC
Rob Brown
Since you're reading this blog, it's fairly likely you're technically minded and would've heard of
contact-less payment cards
. These smart-chip enabled cards promise to speed checkout for…
September 11, 2013
The Road from Smartphone to Meta-Self " a Phone That Truly Knows Me
Andrew N. Sloss
I've always wanted a
Smartphone
that can be an abstraction of me. This is driven by my belief that there are people who like writing diaries and those who do not. I've been waiting for a device for…
September 11, 2013
Travels of the ARM Powered Android LEGO Rubik's Speedcuber: ESC SV 2010
David Gilday
As you may be aware, my
ARM-Powered LEGO robotic Rubik's Cube solver "Speedcuber"
was demonstrated live at Mobile World Congress '10 in Barcelona in February this year (actually it almost…
September 11, 2013
How I Created the ARM Powered Android LEGO 7x7x7 Cube Solving Robot
David Gilday
After the video of my most recent Arm-powered Android LEGO Speedcuber robot became so popular, I thought that it would be a while before I was involved in creating another. I should have learned from previous…
September 11, 2013
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