Andrew Liszewski writes that CrossPoint Reader alternative firmware for Xteink'''s X3, X4 and X4 Pro is adding plug-in support that lets the pocket e-readers open DRM-protected EPUBs borrowed via OverDrive/Libby or purchased from stores like Kobo, using a Protected Content plug-in that processes ACSM files through the firmware'''s built-in web server.
- Stock firmware must be replaced via browser-based flashing tool on crosspointreader.com
- Plugin Store and Protected Content plug-in are installed to microSD card
- Access requires a free ByteBooks account to authorize Adobe DRM on the device
- ESP-32 hardware prevents direct Libby search/download on the reader itself
- Common Stacks app automates borrowing from Libby and pushing books to the e-reader
- Stock firmware must be replaced via browser-based flashing tool on crosspointreader.com
- Plugin Store and Protected Content plug-in are installed to microSD card
- Access requires a free ByteBooks account to authorize Adobe DRM on the device
- ESP-32 hardware prevents direct Libby search/download on the reader itself
- Common Stacks app automates borrowing from Libby and pushing books to the e-reader
Telnyx offers an inference API that hosts open-weight large language models like GLM-5.2, Kimi K3, and MiniMax-M3 on globally distributed, dedicated GPU infrastructure. The platform provides OpenAI-compatible endpoints, enabling developers to switch from proprietary models and save up to 75% on token costs while maintaining sub-100 millisecond latency across multiple regions. Features include automatic scaling, in-region data privacy, function calling, structured output generation, and integrated fine-tuning, all managed through a single API key alongside Telnyx's broader communications suite.
- Models are selected for specific use cases: Kimi K3 for real-time voice, GLM-5.2 for development, and MiniMax-M3 for cost efficiency.
- Pricing starts at $0.21 per 1M tokens with no hidden GPU rental fees or compute surcharges.
- The API supports fine-tuning via the same infrastructure and requires only a base URL change for migration.
- Telnyx integrates inference with its existing voice, telephony, and storage products under one billing account.
- Models are selected for specific use cases: Kimi K3 for real-time voice, GLM-5.2 for development, and MiniMax-M3 for cost efficiency.
- Pricing starts at $0.21 per 1M tokens with no hidden GPU rental fees or compute surcharges.
- The API supports fine-tuning via the same infrastructure and requires only a base URL change for migration.
- Telnyx integrates inference with its existing voice, telephony, and storage products under one billing account.
This documentation details the various network endpoints available when CrossInk is operating in File Transfer or Calibre Wireless mode. It covers HTTP requests for file management, device status monitoring, and system settings configuration via specialized APIs. Additionally, it describes WebSocket protocols for fast binary uploads, WebDAV support for external file managers, and UDP discovery services used to locate the device on a network.
- Uses port 80 for HTTP/WebDAV and port 81 for WebSocket uploads
- Supports both Station (STA) and Access Point (AP) network modes
- Employs a custom UDP discovery mechanism via port 8134
- Implements a specific START:<filename>:<size>:<path> protocol for WebSockets
- Uses port 80 for HTTP/WebDAV and port 81 for WebSocket uploads
- Supports both Station (STA) and Access Point (AP) network modes
- Employs a custom UDP discovery mechanism via port 8134
- Implements a specific START:<filename>:<size>:<path> protocol for WebSockets
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Michael Kozlowski writes that Seeed Studio's reTerminal Sticky is an e-paper device arriving September 15th to serve as a shared household reminder hub. It features an E-Ink touchscreen for displaying notes, weather updates, and messages on magnetic surfaces like refrigerators or walls.
- Features voice transcription via physical buttons and remote control through the Seeedash app.
- Supports Home Assistant integration using ESPHome or custom OpenDisplay firmware.
- Includes a 750 mAh battery that lasts up to months in Battery Saver Mode.
- Features voice transcription via physical buttons and remote control through the Seeedash app.
- Supports Home Assistant integration using ESPHome or custom OpenDisplay firmware.
- Includes a 750 mAh battery that lasts up to months in Battery Saver Mode.
Jean-Luc Aufranc writes that Seeed Studio’s reTerminal Sticky is a 3.97-inch magnetic touch ePaper display powered by an ESP32-S3 microcontroller. This device can serve as an e-reader, live dashboard, or home automation controller via support for open-source firmware like Crosspoint, TRMNL, and ESPHome. It features a capacitive touchscreen and edge computing capabilities through its built-in microphone.
- 800 x 480 resolution with four levels of grayscale
- Includes temperature/humidity sensors and a 3-axis accelerometer
- Equipped with a 750 mAh battery providing approximately seven days of standby time
- Retails for $49.90
- 800 x 480 resolution with four levels of grayscale
- Includes temperature/humidity sensors and a 3-axis accelerometer
- Equipped with a 750 mAh battery providing approximately seven days of standby time
- Retails for $49.90
The upcoming XTEINK X4 Pro, also known as the X4P or X4 Pro V2, is an ultra-portable 4.3-inch E-Ink touchscreen e-reader scheduled for announcement on July 21st. Priced at approximately $99 USD, this premium version of the minimalist X4 adds highly requested features such as integrated lighting and a slim 5.98mm profile.
* 220 PPI E-Ink touchscreen with physical page-turn buttons.
* Integrated reading light for low-light environments.
* 16 GB internal memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a 1,000 mAh battery.
* Magnetic pogo-pin charging system (USB-C adapter included).
* Support for EPUB and TXT formats via micro SD or cloud sync.
* 220 PPI E-Ink touchscreen with physical page-turn buttons.
* Integrated reading light for low-light environments.
* 16 GB internal memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a 1,000 mAh battery.
* Magnetic pogo-pin charging system (USB-C adapter included).
* Support for EPUB and TXT formats via micro SD or cloud sync.
The Leo Bodnar Electronics online shop provides a specialized range of electronic components and hardware for professional and enthusiast use. The catalog includes precision frequency references such as GPSDO modules for ham radio and aerospace applications,, NTP servers
>"Orange Pi is an open source single-board card computer, a new generation of arm64 development board, which can run operating systems such as Android TV 12, Ubuntu and Debian. The Orange Pi Zero 2w development board uses the Allwinner H618 system-on-chip, and can optionally have 1GB or 1.5GB or 2GB or 4GB LPDDR4 memory."
This page provides download options and build information for the Orange Pi Zero2W board using Armbian. It features a Debian Minimal variant based on Debian 13 trixie with kernel version 6.18.26. Users can download the image directly or via torrent, and instructions are included for building the image from source using the Armbian framework.
Main topics:
- Available software variants and distributions
- Kernel version information
- Download links and file sizes
- Instructions for manual builds from source
Main topics:
- Available software variants and distributions
- Kernel version information
- Download links and file sizes
- Instructions for manual builds from source
