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OpenAI is retiring ChatGPT Classic app, will soon combine Chat and Work tabs in new app

Users who still rely on the ChatGPT Classic app were greeted today with a message informing them that the app will soon be retired. Separately, OpenAI is also preparing to merge ChatGPT and Work into a single interface. Here are the details. more…

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Apple releases new tvOS 27.2 build ahead of updated Apple TV 4K launch [U]

Ahead of the new Apple TV 4K’s November 13 launch , Apple today released an updated build of tvOS 27.2 exclusively for the fourth-generation model. Here are the details. more…

9to5Mac · EN

Apple reports Q4 2026 earnings: $114.5 billion in revenue, up 12%

Apple just released its earnings report for the fourth fiscal quarter of 2026. The company reported $114.5 billion in revenue, and $30.71 billion in net profit. Here’s the full breakdown. more…

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Omnibot Reborn: Giving a 1984 Robot Butler the Brain It Was Promised

In 1984, Tomy sold a toy robot that promised a domestic future it couldn’t quite deliver. Forty years later, a maker in Miami gave it vision, a voice, and just enough intelligence to finally pull it off. The post Omnibot Reborn: Giving a 1984 Robot Butler the Brain It Was Promised appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

MAKE Magazine · EN

Review: Banan-a-Synth Is an Adorable Yellow Synthesizer

Banan-a-Synth is just what it sounds like: a banana-sized, 20-note, capacitive touch keyboard that can mimic different instruments. And it sounds great. The post Review: Banan-a-Synth Is an Adorable Yellow Synthesizer appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

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A Shapeshifting LED Mask for Halloween

Sebastian Staacks from There Oughta Be built an LED mask that can change into any face using matrix panels, a Raspberry Pi Pico, and zip ties. The post A Shapeshifting LED Mask for Halloween appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

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Udderly Fantastic Game Controller

Make a squishy cow udder controller for your indie video game out of silicone and force-sensitive resistors, so players can squeeze teats to the beat! The post Udderly Fantastic Game Controller appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

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Taylor Waddell Made a Working BART Gate Halloween Costume

Taylor Waddell's working BART gate costume is well-done and incredibly niche. The post Taylor Waddell Made a Working BART Gate Halloween Costume appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

MAKE Magazine · EN

10 Things I Can’t Wait to See at Maker Faire Orlando

10 Things I Can’t Wait to See at Maker Faire Orlando Maker Faire Orlando has been on my bucket list even before I joined Make: in 2014. It is a long story I will refrain from. But one that has never lined up for me to attend until now! In excited anticipation as I was […] The post 10 Things I Can’t Wait to See at Maker Faire Orlando appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

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OpenBDX Duck Robot: Learning to Waddle

Droid builders are reverse engineering Disney’s real-life “duck” robots. The post OpenBDX Duck Robot: Learning to Waddle appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

MAKE Magazine · EN

Halloween Spirit from the Make: Editorial Slack Archives

Every October, the Make: editorial Slack fills up with links. Someone posts a skeleton that carves pumpkins, someone else answers with a 30-foot marionette, and by Halloween we have a full haunted house worth of inspiration. Here are some of the builds that keep resurfacing in the channel, from animatronics and yard-scale puppets to costumes […] The post Halloween Spirit from the Make: Editorial Slack Archives appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

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Build your own physical interface with the new Arduino® UNO™ Q SBC Controller Bundle

When running UNO Q as a standalone single-board computer, navigating its Linux desktop environment doesn’t have to mean reaching for a standard mouse and keyboard. One of the most rewarding aspects of combining microcontrollers with a full operating system is the freedom to design custom physical interfaces – turning buttons, knobs, and joysticks into direct, […] The post Build your own physical interface with the new Arduino® UNO™ Q SBC Controller Bundle appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Arduino Blog · EN

Discover the Qualcomm Academy new AI Associate Certification: Model to App at Maker Faire Rome!

Want real-world experience developing AI models and deploying applications using cutting-edge technologies such as the Arduino® UNO™ Q board? Qualcomm Academy has a new second-level program for you! The AI Associate Certification: Model to App is a hands-on, online, and self-paced program designed to provide experience with the end-to-end ML workflow, including data preparation, model […] The post Discover the Qualcomm Academy new AI Associate Certification: Model to App at Maker Faire Rome! appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Arduino Blog · EN

More ways to code, more ways to create: PictoBlox expands Arduino support

STEMpedia and Arduino bring block-based coding to the Arduino® UNO™ R4 WiFi and UNO R4 Minima boards as well as the Arduino® Alvik™ robot. Every maker remembers the moment something they built first came to life: an LED blinking, a servo sweeping, a sensor reacting to a hand wave. Today, that moment gets a lot […] The post More ways to code, more ways to create: PictoBlox expands Arduino support appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Arduino Blog · EN

Arduino® App Lab 0.11 is here

You build something great on your Arduino® UNO™ Q board. Now what? Arduino App Lab 0.11 is about taking your project further, whether that means shipping it to another board, getting help while you code, or teaching your device to recognize a tennis swing. Here is what’s new! App Release: deploy to production, at scale […] The post Arduino® App Lab 0.11 is here appeared first on Arduino Blog .

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From open source to real world solutions: How Linux and Arduino bring big ideas to life

Linux mascot Tux the penguin was created by Larry Ewing using GIMP The idea that changed how we build technology Happy Linux Day, Arduino Fans! Since 1991, Linux has helped popularize open-source software. And then Arduino, inspired by that, extended that open source concept to hardware with its own launch in 2005. The open-source movement […] The post From open source to real world solutions: How Linux and Arduino bring big ideas to life appeared first on Arduino Blog .

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Inside the winning Arduino® UNO™ Q projects from Hackster’s Invent the Future competition

Arduino, Qualcomm Technologies, and Edge Impulse recently teamed up with Hackster to host the Invent the Future competition. The competition attracted 4,028 registrants and 1,202 hardware applications, culminating in 153 final project submissions across a wide range of real-world applications. There were several categories in the competition, all unified by the UNO Q board and […] The post Inside the winning Arduino® UNO™ Q projects from Hackster’s Invent the Future competition appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Arduino Blog · EN

How about a Hallowuino half-dozen?

It’s almost that time of year again! No chance to 3D print your Arduino®-powered pumpkin project? Didn’t get around to animating the LEDs on your costume? There’s still time, and here’s a half-dozen Hallowuino-themed projects to get you inspired. Spooky, Sassy Pumpkin You’ve heard of Spooky, Scary Skeletons, well here’s a Spooky, Sassy Pumpkin that […] The post How about a Hallowuino half-dozen? appeared first on Arduino Blog .

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How Techno Sky and Arduino Opta brought an industrial visual emergency signaling solution to air traffic management

When you’re developing systems that support air navigation services, the margin for compromise is essentially zero. Reliability isn’t a “nice to have,” it’s the baseline. That’s the world in which Techno Sky operates, and it’s what makes their decision to build around the Arduino® Opta™ RS485 microPLC responsive to the project’s identified requirements. Techno Sky […] The post How Techno Sky and Arduino Opta brought an industrial visual emergency signaling solution to air traffic management appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Arduino Blog · EN

Building the next generation of hardware founders

Take a look around the unique Founders, Inc. campus incubating what hope to be future-defining technology companies. The post Building the next generation of hardware founders appeared first on Raspberry Pi .

Raspberry Pi News · EN

A Raspberry Pi Pico Halloween

Petrifying Raspberry Pi Pico projects that are sure to fright and delight. The post A Raspberry Pi Pico Halloween appeared first on Raspberry Pi .

Raspberry Pi News · EN

Introducing the Raspberry Pi Guide to Retro Gaming

The definitive guide on how to play your favourite games of yesteryear on a Raspberry Pi. The post Introducing the Raspberry Pi Guide to Retro Gaming appeared first on Raspberry Pi .

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Recreate the Apollo Guidance Computer

Commercial aircraft avionics engineer Michael Newton built an accurate Apollo DSKY replica. The post Recreate the Apollo Guidance Computer appeared first on Raspberry Pi .

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Emulate Apple II on Raspberry Pi

Recreate the classic 8-bit computer on Raspberry Pi. The post Emulate Apple II on Raspberry Pi appeared first on Raspberry Pi .

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