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...d trust. In order to come up with PET ideas based on mobile for the future we decided to interact with users so as to find their likes and dislikes and m
...e way or the other on the different mobile handset companies. As a result, we sought to find out from users what features they would like to have on thei
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...ctionalities such as interacting with a set of boards through user events. We want people attending this event to learn the basics of programming by mean
...s for managing sensors and actuators connected to Arduino. There is also a sensor board similar to the PicoBoard.
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We wanted to give back to the community what we’ve been doing in the Arduino Playground: Mozduino!
...the number of rounds of the wheel (and so its direction) by using an HALL sensor with a magnet.
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We decided to use the code name, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eir Eir], pron
...nnections between patients, their family members, and doctors. As a start, we focus on the exchange of corresponding health and medical information.
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...HTML5, WebGL, WebRTC) and a local private cloud. The types of applications we're talking about include:</p>
===Micro climate sensor network===
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* with only 2 weeks to go before the Paris meet-up, it's crunch time! we need to get the performance and stability of the phone working flawlessly.
...ots of planning and learning about how thread communication will work once we move to dbus-c++ instead of just developing on linux/glib
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...ver, most parts of the web are not optimized for mobile access. Until now. We want to deliver a product and services that do not only provide the best m
...what will the mobile web look like in the next few years, which trends do we see, how will user interactions shift<br>Feedback and Questions can be sent
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...s are cornerstones of Mozilla’s manifesto, and they influence everything we do, regardless of team membership or community involvement. Here are the hi
...kie Protection by default in Private Browsing''': Starting with Firefox 89 we have enabled a new, [https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/06/01/total-coo
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....cgi?id=673922 Block Orientation Change], Proximity Sensor, Compass, Light Sensor, [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=650295 Speech-to-Text], [htt
...Network Manager API], [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=697361 Sensor API]
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...oviding standard code that also works in Firefox Mobile or other browsers. We also made the assumption that a lot of this is based on tools and libraries
...iOS but we had no information as to which libraries are in use. That's why we quickly put together a [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formke
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** initial query of where we can go with tpan/tzoom; possible hooks within Robotium; also need to see ho
** Need to create test pagesL Sensor/Accelerometer
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* We should ensure the data is encrypted on the way to the reverse-geocode serv
* Likewise, we should ensure the service provider has a really good privacy policy, becau
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* We're in the process of removing a lot of now-dead code from the b2g repo.
...nericise the code that connects to the network and send out events so that we can write a UI to select one (also, as always: cleanup!).
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We'll carry this discussion to dev-b2g.
* Thinker, Taipei, working on hal sensor backend and other low-level tasks on B2G.
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* We have new B2G team members, Eric Chou and Vicamo Yang, at the Taipei office.
If any of those '''is''' blocking you, then we need to fix the problem.
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...and make hardware art out of discarded old computers. Host: need to see if we can find local group in Barcelona that does stuff like Metareciclagem in Br
...ct, Construct, Change '''Showcase of NYCLN project that uses DIY pollution sensor probes to teach kids how to become advocates for the environmental improvem
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...t work, learn and build together can make research thrive on the open web. We do this through code sprints, participatory learning and prototyping with t
...nge scientific practice to nearly the same extent. In scientific research, we’re dealing with special circumstances, trying to innovate upon hundreds o
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...g at opportunities for richer system integration, as well as ensuring that we're not dependent on depricated OS features.
= Things that we don't do correctly now =
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** If we do need to port, we can reuse the non-native code more easily
* Worked on making RGBA work, but found that we really need the gfx team to do some work there. Jeff is investigating.
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For these host training calls, we will use a '''live, collaborative note-taking tool.'''
** How can we add value for journalists telling a story using live web content?
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