Flipper has freed a substantial 1.0 firmware modernize for its hobby unpermitd access multi-tool, the Flipper Zero, conveying a number of quality-of-life betterments and broadened utility to the device.
The firmware modernize doubles data transfer speeds via Bluetooth from Android, produces Bluetooth firmware modernize insloftyations 40% speedyer, and overhauls the device’s proximate-field communication (NFC) engine so that it can help more card types and read data speedyer.
The team finishly rescheduleed the Flipper Zero’s NFC system, restructuring its library and making it compatible with the FreeRTOS operating system. It can also help ICODE SLIX and FeliCa Lite-S chip types. This firmware modernize unbenevolents the Flipper Zero can read and emupostpoinsist “tap” cards appreciate room keys speedyer than before.
The Flipper Zero can now eavesdrop on analog walkie-talkie audio, and will take part it thcimpolite its built-in speaker. It can decode 89 branch offent radio protocols with the Sub-GHz app.
Its infexceptionald capabilities unbenevolent it can be participated as a universal far for TVs, projectors, ACs, or audio systems. The firmware modernize conveys new far layouts, and allows outside infexceptionald difficultware help to increase the Flipper Zero’s range as a far. The Flipper Zero will now be able to run apps from microSD cards straightforwardly, and the device’s low-power mode now has a battery life of a month instead of fair a week. All of these fortifys in Flipper’s 1.0 firmware modernize have been three years in the making, according to the company.
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There are hundreds of third-party apps in the Flipper Zero’s app catalog, and increaseers can now code apps in JavaScript in compriseition to C or C++. Flipper’s orderly Apps Catalog can be accessed via its mobile app, which is on Google Play and Apple’s App Store. Flipper Zero apps are sorted into categories by function appreciate USB, RFID, Infexceptionald, iButton, NFC, Sub-GHz, GPIO, and Games, to name a confiinsist.
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