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Firmware 1.0 Released(blog.flipper.net)

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https://blog.flipper.net/released-firmware-1/

What’s new in Firmware 1.0

  • 3rd-party apps: We’ve introduced dynamic app loading support. Now you can install hundreds of community-developed apps from the Apps Catalog, and the number of apps continues to grow.
  • New NFC subsystem: Completely rewritten from scratch, resulting in a significant increase in card reading speed. New NFC card types support and a new plugin system for user card parsers.
  • JavaScript support: You can now develop apps for Flipper Zero using JavaScript.
  • General system improvements: Battery life reaches 1 month in standby. Bluetooth data transfer speed with Android devices increased by up to 2x. Firmware updates now upload via Bluetooth 40% faster.

More details in the blog post. JavaScript support looks intriguing.

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Username@feddit.org
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Is it the Flipper One now?

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lud@lemm.ee
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I am tempted to get one. Not sure what I would do with it though.

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flicker@lemmy.world
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Same. I’m pretty sure I would just begin messing with… everything.

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Rob T Firefly@lemmy.world
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They’re really out here calling their new compiled application format “FAP files” and talking about “loading and launching FAPs.”

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