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As I posted recently, the DragonBoard™ 410c from Arrow Electronics is ready for all you makers out there. Now the question is: Are you ready for the DragonBoard 410c – as in, ready to try and win one?
Vulkan is here from the Khronos Group, and it’s designed to make it easier for developers to use the GPU for greater realism in 3D graphics and greater efficiency in compute applications.
That’s big news, especially if your apps use the Adreno™ GPU found inside the Snapdragon® processor. We’re devoting a series of blog posts to the launch of Vulkan so you can hit the ground running.
When you bring together a tech-savvy crew of developers who also have a personal stake in the solution they are trying to build, the results are bound to be impressive. That was the case for the Tampa, Florida-based team behind KineticCare, who traveled to Las Vegas at the beginning of January to compete in the 2016 AT&T Developer Summit Hackathon.
Over several months of blog posts, we’ve been telling the story of operating system support on the DragonBoard™ 410c. Here’s a simple, three-word summary to help you choose:
Android, Linux, Windows.
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