Decoding The Top 10 Open Source IoT Operating Systems

Decoding The Top 10 Open Source IoT Operating Systems

Source: Intelligent Things IoT Think Tank Organized and Published Please indicate the source when reprinting —— [Introduction] —— The Internet of Things, open source, and operating systems are currently hot keywords in the IT industry, and these three terms constitute the open source operating systems for IoT. So, how much do you know about open … Read more

How to Detect Your Phone’s Flash Memory in 1 Second

How to Detect Your Phone's Flash Memory in 1 Second

Recently, a certain domestic smartphone manufacturer sparked the “Flash Memory Gate Incident” after being exposed by netizens for “mixing flash memory” in the same phone. As of now, it seems there hasn’t been a proper resolution to this issue, but the situation of “mixing flash memory” is not a secret in the industry, after all, … Read more

Can eMMC Be Optimized to UFS? Discussing Mobile Flash Storage File Systems

Can eMMC Be Optimized to UFS? Discussing Mobile Flash Storage File Systems

Compared to UFS flash storage, eMMC has weaker performance. The mixed use of these two types of flash storage in the same model of phone has left some consumers dissatisfied. In response, manufacturers claim that through optimization, eMMC products can also provide an excellent experience. What exactly does this optimization entail? Based on previous promotions, … Read more

Detailed Explanation of Data Encryption Algorithms

Detailed Explanation of Data Encryption Algorithms

Today’s Technology News Recently, data from the analysis company Statcounter shows that Android has surpassed Windows for the first time to become the largest operating system. It is important to emphasize that Statcounter examines data related to web usage, not installation numbers. Among the websites tracked by StatCounter, Android users account for 37.93% of visits, … Read more

Why Windows/iOS Run Smoothly While Linux/Android Lag

Why Windows/iOS Run Smoothly While Linux/Android Lag

Click ▲ to follow “CU Technology Community” and pin it to the top of your public account More exciting content delivered at the first time Author: dog250 Link:https://blog.csdn.net/dog250/article/details/96362789 First, let’s see if it’s true, then ask why. I know someone will say this, but that would make it an argumentative essay, and I just want … Read more

Basic Usage of Low Energy Bluetooth in Android

Basic Usage of Low Energy Bluetooth in Android

Today’s Tech News Yesterday, Tencent’s stock price surged, reaching a historic market value of $300 billion, while Alibaba’s market value stood at $280 billion, and Baidu only at $60 billion. Tencent has now entered the top ten companies in the world by market value, with giants like Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook ahead of … Read more

Exploring MQTT Protocol

Exploring MQTT Protocol

#Long press the image above to recognize the QR code and participate in the OSC Year-End Celebration# MQTT Protocol is a machine-to-machine (M2M) protocol that is widely used in IoT (Internet of Things). It is a message-oriented protocol. Because of this, it is very lightweight and widely adopted in the IoT ecosystem. Almost all IoT … Read more

Introduction to Android NDK Development and CMake Usage

Introduction to Android NDK Development and CMake Usage

Today’s Tech News On August 1st, news emerged regarding rumors that “Huawei phones were installed with monitoring software to collect privacy data.” In response, Huawei’s terminal official stated that this is a malicious defamation rumor. Additionally, Huawei claimed that it has established a relevant team to cooperate with the police in investigating the target companies … Read more

Is Clang Better Than GCC? Google’s Kernel Developers Build Kernel with Clang

Is Clang Better Than GCC? Google's Kernel Developers Build Kernel with Clang

(Click the public account above to follow quickly) Source: Solidot www.solidot.org/story?sid=54012 If you have good articles to submit, please click → here for details At the Linux Plumbers Conference, Google’s kernel developers Greg Kroah-Hartman and Nick Desaulniers presented the progress of building the kernel with Clang. Desaulniers stated that today’s Android user space is built … Read more

Behind Meizu: Interview with BSP Engineer Wu Zhangjin

Behind Meizu: Interview with BSP Engineer Wu Zhangjin

What is Meizu’s core competitiveness in the Chinese market after 13 years of ups and downs? It is the people. Even though the surface story only lets us remember the stubborn Huang Zhang and the humble Bai Yongxiang, standing under the halo of Meizu’s dream are thousands of battle-hardened yet anonymous technicians and engineers. I … Read more