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Mobile phone signal Booster for home

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Mobile phones are a modern staple of most people’s lives today.  Social media and technological innovation have made them crucial to corporate and private life, so when you lose signal on your device, it could throw your entire day off.  WiFi isn’t always available in the workplace.  Sometimes architecture of a building or a campus thwarts signal coming from nearby. Sometimes an individual lives in a community primarily rural, and may only have several towers servicing several thousand.  It’s easy to fall through the cracks in a world of seven billion, and though cellular companies work round the clock to increase signal, sometimes there’s just no way to ensure all constituents in all areas will be able to have stellar service all the time.  The solution is to give clients… Continue reading

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Another successful implementation of Raspberry Pi cellular phone

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There are many implementations of DIY cell phones based on Arduino and Raspberry Pi, so if you want something different than market can offer, you can start working on tour own version. Tyler lately introduced pretty slim version of RasPi phone called tyfone. Here raspberry Pi interfaces FONA – cellular module and 3.5” touch LCD display. Feature list extends with RTC and 5MP camera which enables taking HD photos. Raspberry Pi interfaces LCD module via SPI interface so, there are plenty of GPIO left for other periphery. FONA talks to Raspberry Pi via UART. Since Pi is a Linux driven board it easily houses other standard interfaces like WiFi. By default it comes with USB, and other RasPi interfaces. Typhone is powered with 1200mah LiPo battery which can be charged… Continue reading

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Redesigning mobile phone with rotary dial

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Rotary dials are long gone since everything went digital. Now every device is equipped with keys or touch sensitive input interfaces. But if you feel a little nostalgic about old times you may find this project really interesting. This is a custom made mobile phone with rotary dial for input. We already know that building mobile phone isn’t that hard when you already have GSM modules around. All you need it so hook everything to microcontroller and LCD and you are up to go. jaromir instead of adding buttons or touch sensitive LCD went with simpler but yet interesting solution – a rotary dial. The phone is controlled with 8-pin DIP NXP LPC810 ARM Cortex-M0+ microcontroller. He had to squeeze everything to fit 6 IO pins. Shift register solves a… Continue reading

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Grab This Open GPS Tracker Today

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Are you feeling afraid or nervous when you find yourself getting lost in a place you have never been before? Do not let this embarrassment situation happen to you again! You can easily overcome the above manner if you have an Open GPS Tracker. You must wondered, any special features for this GPS tracker. Well, GPS tracker is a small and smart device that plugs into a $20 prepaid mobile phone. It’s consistently respond to the text messages and even your recently location by Google Maps or Wikimapia. The three main components need for GPS tracker: Tyco Electronics A1035D GPS module Motorola C168i AT&T GoPhone prepaid mobile phone Atmel ATTINY84-20PU AVR microcontroller Another good news is the phone is currently available FREE, that is mean you can get the phone… Continue reading