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  1. iPad mini goes OLED, iPhone Duo gets torn apart, Logitech’s new mouse converts from horizontal to vertical, and an open source modular keyboard platform debuts: Liliputing News Roundup

    The Adatfruit Metro ESP-32-P4 Hydra board with an ESP32-P4 microprocessor, ESP-32-C6 wireless chip, and a lot of wired and wireless I/O and expansion options • According to iFixit, the iPhone duo is the most repairable smartphone with a foldable display yet • This open source modular mechanical keyboard platform lets you build a custom keyboard one key at a time, since each has a tiny RISC-v microcontroler, pogo pins, and magnets that snap together. github.com/notaroomba/k

    #AdafruitMetroESP32P4Hydra #apple #AppleLaunchesIPadMiniWithOLEDDisplay #arduino #esp32 #ifixit #ipadMini #iPhoneDuo #Keybytes #KeybytesOpenSourceModularKeyboardPlatform #logitech #LogitechPebbleUPCOnvertibleMouse #LogitechPebbleUp #ModularKeyboard #RepAIRs Read more: liliputing.com/ipad-mini-goes-
  2. The Adatfruit Metro ESP-32-P4 Hydra board with an ESP32-P4 microprocessor, ESP-32-C6 wireless chip, and a lot of wired and wireless I/O and expansion options. It sells for $35. cnx-software.com/2026/10/26/ad

  3. Adafruit DAP library (1.9.0) by Adafruit

    ➡️ github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_D

    Arduino library for DAP programming on ARM cortex microcontroller

  4. Continuing with the NAND Flash connected to the Raspberry Pico.

    There is a good example code from Adafruit for thr RP2040 to transform it into a USB mass storage device, using the Adafruit Tiny USB stack. The example code is running from SRAM (8kByte to be exact). The code can be found here: github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_T
    The idea is to simply rewrite the code to use my NAND Flash.

  5. headers, with high-speed USB on the main USB port, STEMMA QT I2C, reset and boot buttons, a secondary debug USB breakout, DC power, 5V and 3.3V buck converters, SDIO microSD, and a LiPo battery with a charger. 🔧

    We think the main draw for this chip is the wide selection of protocols and the massive GPIO count, which has been a common request for ESP32s!

  6. which is interesting in that it has dual RISC-V cores, a LOT of GPIO, classic BT + Thread + Zigbee in addition to Wi-Fi (rare!), high-speed USB, built-in 16M flash and 16M PSRAM on this module, and lots of peripherals, including RGB TTL displays and a camera with a JPEG hardware codec.

    It doesn’t have 5 GHz, FYI. This module is going into production soon, so we whipped up a board that lets us quickly prototype projects with Arduino-shield compatibility. It’s got the classic

  7. Metro ESP32-S31 Proto’s Out the Door 🚇

    We’ve got the Metro ESP32-P4 in the shop, so now it’s time to turn our attention (and routing muscles) to another ESP chip! Tonight it’s the ESP32-S31,

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