The board charges LiPoly/Li-Ion batteries over USB with the help of a MCP73831 charger chip and has USB-serial on-board. It’s much more of a powered ESP8266 dev board than a throwie, but we’ll ...

The boards [Sasa] designed are pretty cool, actually. They’ve each got room for 16 addressable WS2812 LEDs in 5 mm packages, with every possible bit of substrate removed to block the minimum ...

Well, the “ESP Everywhere” is an ESP8266 connected to an FTDI mounted on a special “Kickstarter Edition” PCB. Its small form factor allows you to keep it on a keychain and so you can bring ...