New hearing aid day.
Every time, it feels like one hand giveth, and the other hand taketh away.
So I'm playing around figuring where each improvement and each disprovement (?) occurs.
Already found that the speech-in-noise really sucks compared to my old ones. The overall sound is better, though. Also, it hates my cell phone. I'll see if my streamer works with it (which is how I fixed it with my previous pair). But my previous pair had some functionality with my phone. This pair has none.
This WAS a #PrincessCruises onboard tracking medallion. It's now recycled electronics. #BluetoothLE and #NFC, it was convenient as hell onboard, but I couldn't help but worry over the database it was connected to on the backend.
💡 Google introduce il supporto ad Auracast con Android 16
https://gomoot.com/google-introduce-il-supporto-ad-auracast-con-android-16/
#android #auracast #blog #bluetoothle #galaxy #google #leaudio #news #picks #pixel9 #qrcode #samsung #tech #tecnologia
Very close to having solid #BluetoothLE support in @aprsdroid. SQ2CPA did the heavy lifting. I'm making a few changes to get it working reliably with TNC3/TNC4 and hopefully other dual-mode devices. #hamradio #aprs
Servus.
Ich habe Probleme, mein #fairphone3 mit #eos (V2.3 / Android 13) stabil mit meinem #HRM via #bluetoothle zu nutzen.
Koppeln funktioniert, aber von Zeit zu Zeit empfängt das Smarti keine Daten mehr vom Sensor. Bisher ist der einzige Workaround, #Bluetooth und Netzwerk komplett zurück zu setzen. Man muss dann alles (Wifi, Bluetooth-Geräte) neu koppeln und einrichten.
Weiß jemand eine bessere Lösung?
I'm looking for someone with Bluetooth LE experience. I can pay reasonably well, for a few hours of strategic guidance on an open source project.
DM me for more contact info.
The bag.builds guy (Davide) makes some amazing modifications and attachments for his system.
On the rear - not seen:
(2) RasPi 5
#glinet 1800 WiFi router
#AntSDR
Then here we have;
@hak5gear WiFi PineApple
#CatSniffer (BTLE, other)
#CC2540 BTLE sniffer
(Into RasPi5-01)
2 #Alfa AXML WiFi adapters
2 available USB (for expansion)
(Into RasPi5-02)
(3) #anker Battery Packs
(Much cheaper on Amazon used)
Not pictured is the #GDPWin3 running #KismetWireless @kismetwireless
(attached to 5Ghz WiFi on the GLI.net WiFi router)
All the RasPi and the antSDR are feeds to the KismetWireless server running on the portable hand held.
#HOPE #HackersOnPlanetEarth #HOPE2024
#WiFi #BlueToothLE #BTLE
BitBastelei #593 - Bluetooth LE (BLE) UART-Emulation mit ESP32-C3 und Arduino
https://diode.zone/videos/watch/12a4b0ef-b3fd-401f-9d42-949f0cdaa2ed
Lilbits: Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4S now comes with up to 8GB RAM, modular laptop maker Framework to expand into new categories
The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4S is a SODIMM-style version of the Compute Module 4. It has the same processor as the standard model, but the form factor restricts the I/O capabilities, so it’s not quite as versatile. And when it first launched in 2022, the Raspberry PI CM4S was only available with 1GB of RAM.
Now Raspberry Pi has announced that the CM4S can now be purchased with 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB of LPDDR4-3200 memory onboard. But you’re probably not going to find them in stores anytime soon – they’re positioned as a commercial product and sold in boxes of 200 or more.
Here’s a roundup of recent tech news from around the web.
New memory variants for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module family [Raspberry Pi]
Raspberry Pi notes that the goal was to make things easy for “industrial customers who are migrating from Compute Module 3 or Compute Module 3+” solutions by offering a version of the CM4 in the same form factor. But even with the new memory options, there are some downsides to the form factor: it lacks a PCIe interface, Ethernet connections top out at 350Mbit/s, and USB capabilities top out at USB 2.0, among other things.
ModelRaspberry Pi Compute Module 3+Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4SRaspberry Pi Compute Module 4ProcessorBroadcom BCM2837B0Retail listings suggest that Google will soon begin offering the ability to buy a Pixel Tablet without the Speaker Charging Dock. New digital pen and Bluetooth keyboard accessories may also be on the way.
Here’s a first look at Bluetooth audio sharing in Android 15 [Android Authority]
First look at an upcoming Android 15 “share audio” feature that could allow phones to broadcast audio using Bluetooth LE’s Auracast feature, which lets you share audio with multiple nearby devices at once.
Mishaal Rahman / Android AuthorityFramework won’t be just a laptop company anymore [The Verge]
Modular laptop maker Framework plans to expand into “additional product categories,” but isn’t ready to say what they are yet. Desktops? Smartphones? Tablets? Watches? Something else entirely? I guess we’ll find out… eventually.
Keep up on the latest headlines by following @liliputing_liliputing.com on Mastodon (or @bradlinder@fosstodon.org). You can also follow Liliputing on X and Facebook. We’re also on Bluesky now, but just barely.
#android15 #auracast #bluetoothLe #framework #google #leaks #lilbits #pixelTablet #raspberryPi #raspberryPiCm4s #raspberryPiComputeModule #raspberryPiComputerModule4s #shareAudio
First look at an upcoming Android 15 "share audio" feature that could allow phones to broadcast audio using Bluetooth LE's Auracast feature, which lets you share audio with multiple nearby devices at once. https://buff.ly/4aSRqve #Android15 #Aurocast #BluetoothLE #ShareAudio
Faking Bluetooth LE With An nRF24L01+ Module https://hackaday.com/2024/01/11/faking-bluetooth-le-with-an-nrf24l01-module/ #WirelessHacks #bluetoothLE
Still no success - the #BLE sniffer shows me a CONNECT_IND packet and then nothing else. Encryption? If yes, it has to be a static key as there was never any key exchange between app and camera (the wifi key is "1234567890"). No idea on how to continue. #BluetoothLE
New parts from #adafruit and #ZedLabz have arrived! Making a simple Bluetooth controller for #GBStudio games. Need to design the housing now.
Hmm, how I love #BluetoothLE - my #homeassistant noticed someone in the neighborhood bought an Inkbird iBBQ-4
Referenced link: https://www.silabs.com/about-us/events/tech-talks-wireless-technology-training/bluetooth
Discuss on https://discu.eu/q/https://www.silabs.com/about-us/events/tech-talks-wireless-technology-training/bluetooth
Originally posted by IoT For All / @iotforall: http://nitter.platypush.tech/iotforall/status/1631347397145026577#m
Calling all #BluetoothLE developers! 📣 Learn how to get the most out of your designs in @siliconlabs's FREE Interactive Bluetooth Training Series. It's a one-stop resource for robust, reliable, and secure Bluetooth #connectivity. ⬇️
https://www.silabs.com/about-us/events/tech-talks-wireless-technology-training/bluetooth
#electronicaFair: Interested in the next generation of #Bluetooth audio? Drop by booth B4.428 to see a fully #opensource Bluetooth LE (Low Energy) Audio solution implemented using #Linux, BlueZ & #PipeWire!
The #smartHome will have about a dozen of these #RaspberryPi units throughout:
• Raspberry Pi 3B(+) - runs #DietPi and #Chromium to #homeAutomation dashboard, and #Snapcast for audio.
• Touchscreen provides access to control lights & audio
• Room speakers are powered by connected iQAudio #DigiAmp+
Hope is that built-in WiFi & Bluetooth may also be used for internal positioning of phones, #BluetoothLE devices etc. in future.
PipeWire is getting ready for the next generation of #Bluetooth audio! Initial support for #LEAudio devices has now landed upstream: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/merge_requests/1360
Tracer, A Platform For All Things Movement Logging
[electroSwing] is building a lightweight, battery-powered board to track and measure movement of all kinds, called Tracer. Powered by an ESP32, it has a LSM6DSL 6DoF accelerometer & gyroscope sensor, and a VL53L0X Time-of-Flight sensor. A small Li-ion battery in a holder reportedly provides for 5 hours of streaming data over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) at 100 Hz. It's essentially a wireless movement sensor platform to be paired with a more powerful computer for data logging and analysis. What's such a platform good for?
They show it attached to a tennis racket, saying you could use the data to, for a start, count the strokes done in a given match. They've also strapped it to a bicycle's crankshaft and used it as a cadence sensor - good for gauging your cycling efficiency! But of course, this can be used in more applications than sport. A device like this could be used for logging movement of any relatively nearby objects, be it your cat, an office chair, or a door someone might slam a bit too hard at times. Say, you wanted to develop a sleep tracker and were to collect some data for defining your algorithms and planning your hardware requirements - this would work wonders.
There's already available example code for streaming data into the Phyphox data logging and graphing app, as well as schematics - hopefully, the full board files will be available soon. A worthy open-source opponent to commercial devices available for similar purposes, this platform is good news for any hacker that wants to do motion measurement projects without reinventing quite a few wheels at once. We are told this board might get to CrowdSupply soon, and we can't wait! Platforms like these, if done well, can grow an offspring of new projects for us to have fun with, and our paid projects get all that much easier to work on.
We've shown projects with such sensors before - here's one that helps your rifle aim by giving you data to debug your last-second rifle movements, and another that logs movement data from inside a football. There's a million endpoints you could stream your data into, and we are told you could even use Google Sheets. Just a year ago, we held our Data Logging contest and the entries we received will surely point out quite a few under-explored areas in your daily life!
#wearablehacks #ble #bluetoothle #datalogger #datalogging #esp32 #hackadayio #lsm6dsl #vl53l0x #wearable #wearables
