The BBC Micro:bit has a Nordic nRF51 Bluetooth Smart stack and this is one of the platforms supported in the beta version of Bluetooth Developer Studio. In a matter of days we generated code and ...

The micro:bit itself measures 4 x 5 cm and includes 25 LEDs, 2 programmable switches, Bluetooth, an accelerometer, a compass, 5 ring type connectors and a 23-pin edge connector.

Via the temperature service, repeatedly read micro:bit’s temperature, then apply the threshold in the phone app. Via the event service, tell the micro:bit to send a message when it went over 30°C, ...

The micro:bit can be ‘tethered’ either through the USB via a cable or using Bluetooth Smart Technology. Using Bluetooth Smart Technology, the connection is wireless and the micro:bit uses a ...

Tribit’s StormBox Micro 2 is one of the best portable Bluetooth speakers you can get. With very good sound for its size, including decent bass, it’ll help spread sound wherever you choose to ...

To do this, the micro:bit pocket-sized computer is being distributed for free to students, complete with programmable innards, Bluetooth, built-in compass, and motion detection. This is all part ...

The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized codeable computer with motion detection, a built-in compass and Bluetooth technology, which was given free to every child in year 7 or equivalent across the UK ...

The micro:bit contains a built-in magnetometer sensor which could be used to help create a metal detector, an accelerometer to make a hi-tech spirit level, a Bluetooth chip to control a DVD player ...

Once built — or sketch uploaded — the Micro:bit paddles can be connected to the ATmega328p and played like an old-school controller, but [Linker3000] has enabled Bluetooth control of the ...