Early In: Welcome Pando Daily

Sarah Lacy: Why I Started Pando Daily

Big Data + Smartphone = New Generation Smartphone

Image via WikipediaFighting the next mobile war
Arduino is a building block for the world to come
The next, next big thing
Google I/O 2011: The Accessory Development Kit is a big deal
Why Google Choosing Arduino Matters
Parallel programming, Arduino and the good kind of trouble

There is very little actual talking on the phone done these days. Mostly people are interacting with apps. The next generation smartphone will constantly interact with the external environment.

Related articles

• Fighting the next mobile war (radar.oreilly.com)
• imabonehead: Google chooses Arduino as a development platform for Android | Your Electronics Open Source (dev.emcelettronica.com)
• New in the Maker Shed: Arduino Wireless Proto Shield (makezine.com)
• The Making of the Arduino (wired.com)
• Chrome books should come with Arduino 1.0 installed and come with an Arduino (adafruit.com)
• Getting physical with Android, NFC and the ADK (radar.oreilly.com)
• Annoy Your Cat With This Arduino-Based RC Car Controlled With an iPad (pcworld.com)
• ARM-ed To the Teeth, Arduino Hardware Grows Up (wired.com)
• Arduino Hack Lets You Control TV, Annoy Others (pcworld.com)

Engaging Mark Cuban

mcubanMark Cuban

The TV Business Keeps Getting Stronger !: Back in my http://t.co/xUGnYr65 days we had a saying that… http://t.co/GpEgc0tS

Jan 15FavoriteRetweetReply

in reply to @mcuban↑

@paramendra
Paramendra Bhagat@mcuban You just told me the people who added smarts to the phone will have a much tougher time doing it to TV.
Jan 15 via webFavoriteRetweetReply

paramendraParamendra Bhagat

@mcuban You just told me the people who added smarts to the phone will have a much tougher time doing it to TV.

Jan 16FavoriteRetweetReply

mcubanMark Cuban

@paramendra no. its not about features. Its about the business side and consumer path of least resistance

Jan 16FavoriteRetweetReply

in reply to @mcuban↑

@paramendra
Paramendra Bhagat@mcuban Gigabit broadband will take care of bottlenecks you point out http://t.co/39cK5kom Your observations have great short term value.
Jan 16 via webFavoriteRetweetReply