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Tactility OS Brings App-Based Operating System to ESP32 Microcontrollers
Tactility is a revolutionary operating system designed specifically for ESP32 microcontrollers, featuring app switching without reflashing and SD card support. This community-driven platform brings modern OS concepts to embedded systems with FreeRTOS foundation and open source development.
Tactility OS represents a significant leap forward for ESP32 microcontroller development, bringing full app-based operating system capabilities to resource-constrained embedded devices. Developed by Dutch software engineer Ken Van Hoeylandt with support from companies like Elecrow and Lilygo, this community-built platform demonstrates that modern operating system concepts can thrive even within the memory and processing constraints of microcontrollers.
What Makes Tactility a True ESP32 Operating System
China Rare Earth Export Controls Threaten TSMC Chip Sales to US AI Industry
Beijing’s sweeping rare earth export restrictions taking effect November 8 may force TSMC to obtain licenses for chip exports. The measures threaten to cut off advanced semiconductors from American AI companies reliant on Taiwanese manufacturing.
China’s unprecedented rare earth export controls could potentially bar TSMC from selling critical semiconductors to American companies, creating massive uncertainty for the U.S. chip industry and threatening to disrupt the artificial intelligence supply chain. The new measures, set to take effect November 8, represent a significant escalation in the ongoing trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, with rare earth materials becoming the latest battlefield in the technological cold war.
Understanding China’s Rare Earth Dominance
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Apple ends support for Clips video-editing app
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Apple Discontinues Clips Video Editing App After 7 Years
Apple has officially discontinued its Clips video editing application after seven years. The app is no longer available for new downloads and won’t receive future updates. Existing users can continue using the app temporarily.
Apple has officially discontinued its Clips video editing application, removing the social media-focused creative tool from the App Store and ending all future updates. The decision marks the end of a seven-year run for the specialized video editing software that allowed users to combine clips, images, and music with voice-based titles and graphics.
What Happened to Apple’s Clips App?
** Dell Laptop Deal: Save $2,900 on 2TB Inspiron with Ryzen 7 & 64GB RAM
** Dell is clearing out Prime Day leftovers with an unprecedented $2,900 discount on a premium Inspiron laptop. This 2TB powerhouse features an 8-core Ryzen 7 processor and 64GB DDR5 RAM, delivering professional performance at an entry-level price point of just $1,099. **CONTENT:**
Dell’s Prime Day leftovers are creating one of the year’s most impressive laptop deals, with a premium 2TB configuration now available for $2,900 less than its original price. The Dell Inspiron featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 8840U processor, 64GB DDR5 RAM, and massive 2TB SSD has dropped to just $1,099 – representing a 73% discount that outperforms even Prime Day pricing. This unprecedented price cut makes professional-grade computing accessible to creators, developers, and power users who need serious hardware without the typical premium cost.