Permanent Local is preferred, but will also consider permanent remote and freelance as well.
We are looking for both embedded Linux and traditional embedded developers.
Some things you'd be working on include first time board bring-up (ARM based processors) with u-boot and Linux, so you need to be comfortable with low-level drivers and Linux porting.
Android experience is a plus, some of these Linux ports are also Android ports.
My email addresses are in my profile - either email address will work. Please mention HN in your email.
Another cool feature would be a temporal zoom - let me see that data juxtaposed over different months or weeks (I imagine it likely that the busy/free days vary depending on the season); conversely, it would be useful to be able to zoom in to the hour for specific days (best hours to visit today). That would help either plan vacation visit agendas, or determine an intra-day itinerary.
Cool - we are making an Android TV, but no Android market access as of yet - I'd love to be able to bundle something like this in the TV. Let me know if interested.. tx
We have an ATSC tuner on board, and the transport stream output from that goes straight into the TI processor. We have our own input switcher and media player in Android that processes the video.
However, you have me very intrigued - I think there are ways we could use the hypervisor. Very cool. I'll drop you an email, thanks.
We are a group of 4 guys, trying to make something cool.
Vidtonic's Homebrew DIY Android TV kit (http://www.vidtonic.com). The idea being if you can build your PC, you can build your own TV. The kit has everything you need to build your own Android TV (panels, main board, cool enclosure, etc..).
The TV kit is a 1080p HDTV, in sizes from 22" up to 42". We are expecting to start shipping kits this summer... we also will be selling the boards standalone as an Android development platform (it also has HDMI output).
The kit is for people that enjoy building, enjoy tinkering, and enjoy open platforms...
Hey, even if we don't get upvoted, drop us a line if you are interested in the kit - we love feedback.
Permanent Local is preferred, but will also consider permanent remote and freelance as well.
We are looking for both embedded Linux and traditional embedded developers.
Some things you'd be working on include first time board bring-up (ARM based processors) with u-boot and Linux, so you need to be comfortable with low-level drivers and Linux porting.
Android experience is a plus, some of these Linux ports are also Android ports.
My email addresses are in my profile - either email address will work. Please mention HN in your email.