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Welcome to About Mobility. My name is C. Enrique Ortiz and this is my blog where I cover mobile computing in general - my views on mobility, software, technologies & products, and related areas; with the occasional tangent into other unrelated thoughts. I try to blog at least once per week, if time permits.
All opinions you read here are my own and are not necessarily those of my employer. See my About and my Legal pages.
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Category Archives: Embedded
Bugs Labs, very cool set of products/gadgets
Check out Bugs Labs, a very cool company and set of products; isn’t that great when you get paid to build cool “toys”? From the Bug Labs Product page: BUG helps you explore the realm of personalized devices and applications, … Continue reading →
BMW Testing the Internet Protocol Inside Cars
This announcement of BMW testing IP networks on cars is interesting… If you have spent time looking into the networking used in automotive you know of technologies such as Controller Area Network (CAN). A BMW research group has tested the … Continue reading →
DANGER Will Robinson!
Microsoft has unveiled the Microsoft Robotics Studio, a development kit that includes visual drag & drop programming, simulation support, and set of APIs. Apparently the Lego Mindstorms NXT can be programmed with the Microsoft's Robotic Studio software… and we know … Continue reading →
