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Albuquerque, New Mexico – The Byte Works Inc. is pleased to announce the release of techBASIC 2.3 today with full Bluetooth Low Energy support, enabling users to write programs to control the Internet of Things right from the iPhone or iPad. With the addition of Bluetooth LE students, hobbyists and scientists can now connect wirelessly to BLE devices for sports and fitness, heath care, electronics, security and home entertainment. The Bluetooth LE support is the latest addition to techBASIC’s technical computing environment designed for collecting, analyzing and displaying sensor data on iOS. It is the only platform on the iPhone and iPad which allows programming for outside sensor connectivity without having to use a Macintosh and Objective C. “techBASIC 2.3 lets users communicate wirelessly with all kinds of hardware like BLE equipped shoes, heart rate monitors, thermometers, and laboratory sensors, to name just a few,” said Mike Westerfield, president of Byte Works, Inc. “A complet...

Posted in: Online Services 8 hours ago by Vince The popular news aggregating app Pulse has been around for Android and iOS for quite some time and now the service is available on the web as well. With its spanking new web app, Pulse allows you to log in to your account and sync with the news sites and blogs you already follow and read them via a PC web browser as well. But it doesn’t stop there. Pulse has apparently struck a deal with Microsoft and its web app works especially well on the latest Internet Explorer 10 on the Winodws 8 platform. It features extras like gestures and cool animations. All of that is previewed in the promo video below starring a Microsoft Surface tablet. Check it out. Even if you are not one of Pulse’s 15 million users, you should give it a whirl at Pulse.me and add GSMArena as one of your followed websites. Do you like what Pulse has done and what do you think might be their next move? Source | Via View the original article here