How to remote control your Raspberry Pi from a browser with Raspberry Pi Connect By Les Pounder published 11 May 24 Raspberry Pi’s take on remote desktop connections is in beta, and we take you through setting up your Raspberry Pi 4, 5 or 400 for remote access from across the globe.
Raspberry Pi Connect launches, remote controls your Pi via web browser By Les Pounder published 7 May 24 Raspberry Pi Connect is a web based service that connects to your Raspberry Pi via a simple web interface
How to play triple-A games on your Steam Deck using Nvidia GeForce Now By Les Pounder published 6 May 24 An easier method to harness Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service comes to Steam Deck and we show you how to get everything ready for a great gaming experience.
Cytron Edu Pico Review: Learning to FAIL By Les Pounder published 5 May 24 Editor\'s Choice Cytron’s latest board has the heart of a Raspberry Pi Pico W, and access to many sensors and components, all in a giant circuit board.
Add-on board lets you use four NVMe SSDs at once with Raspberry Pi 5 By Les Pounder published 2 May 24 The Raspberry Pi 5's PCIe interface sees an ever expanding selection of products and this new board from Geekworm offers up to four M.2 NVMe SSDs in one convenient package
Tom’s Hardware Innovation Awards 2024: A Step Forward By Avram Piltch published 2 May 24 Here are the 15 most innovative products we have reviewed and covered in the last year.
Raspberry Pi Foundation co-founder Jack Lang dies aged 76 By Les Pounder published 2 May 24 Lang was a key part of the Raspberry Pi story, having helped form the Raspberry Pi Foundation and storing the early batches of Raspberry Pi in his garage.
Ubuntu 24.04 on Raspberry Pi has intermittent installation issues By Les Pounder published 30 April 24 Ubuntu 24.04 has not had the smoothest of starts for the Raspberry Pi with users logging installation issues that the team are now investigating
Flaming bots and NERF shooters: Pi Wars brings together the best Raspberry Pi robotics teams in the world By Les Pounder published 27 April 24 After a short break, Pi Wars 2024 sees the return of the premier in-person robotics event and with 58 teams competing for the crown, competition was fierce, but competitors were friendly.
Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4S memory variants announced By Les Pounder published 24 April 24 Released back in 2022, the Compute Module 4S originally shipped to industrial customers in a 1GB configuration. Now it is offered in 2/4 and 8GB variants.
EDATEC's latest industrial Raspberry Pi 5 cases pack NVMe and super capacitor backed RTC By Les Pounder published 23 April 24 EDATEC's latest industrial product range for the Raspberry Pi 5 is an update that sees NVMe storage added to an embedded and rugged chassis.
How to manage Linux network connections via the terminal By Les Pounder published 14 April 24 Linux has a great network management GUI but sometimes we need to get our hands dirty in the terminal. In this how to we look at how to manage connections on a typical Debian Linux machine.
How to identify which application is hogging your camera in Windows 11 and 10 By Les Pounder published 13 April 24 Lights, camera, in-action?
Ubuntu 24.04 Beta released after week delay due to malicious code By Les Pounder published 12 April 24 Delayed by a week due to malicious code in the XZ compression tools, Ubuntu 24.04 'Nodle Numbat' is ready for beta users to test.
Raspberry Pi 5 challenger LattePanda Mu uses Intel N100 CPU to take on industry-leading single-board computer By Les Pounder published 10 April 24 The gloves are off and the N100 totting LattePanda Mu takes aim at the flagship Raspberry Pi 5 hoping to best its stellar performance
Raspberry Pi showcase AI camera kit, new screen and long awaited M.2 HAT at Embedded World conference By Les Pounder published 10 April 24 AI Kit can detect objects at 30 fps!
DeSalvo Systems Galactic Case for Raspberry Pi 5 Review: Out of this world By Les Pounder published 7 April 24 Editor\'s Choice DeSalvo Systems latest Raspberry Pi case is for the flagship Raspberry Pi 5 and it uses CNC machined aerospace grade aluminum to keep your Pi 5 cool and looking great!
How to manage applications on your Raspberry Pi with Pi-Apps By Les Pounder published 4 April 24 If you need to install a few common applications then Pi-Apps is the easiest tool to manage applications on your Raspberry Pi.
Ubuntu 24.04 Beta delayed due to malicious code in xz-utils, other Linux distros are also affected By Les Pounder published 3 April 24 The Ubuntu 24.04 beta has been delayed for a week due to malicious code in the xz-utils package. Updates and fixes are being worked on.
Argon THRML 60-RC Review: $20 Raspberry Pi 5 Super-Cooler By Les Pounder published 30 March 24 Editor\'s Choice Argon’s latest cooler could be the best $20 you’ll spend on your Raspberry Pi 5.
We tried to install Windows 11 on Raspberry Pi 5 — lack of internet connectivity left us stuck By Les Pounder published 28 March 24 The latest flagship Raspberry Pi 5 receives the traditional "Can I run Windows?" treatment, and this time it put us through the wringer
Adafruit announces the latest CircuitPython release for Raspberry Pi Pico and other microcontrollers By Les Pounder published 20 March 24 The latest version of Adafruit's Python for microcontrollers sees enhanced audio and graphics functions and a means to rename user-created USB HID devices.
PiBoy handheld turns Raspberry Pi 5 into an overpowered, color Game Boy By Les Pounder published 18 March 24 The latest Game Boy inspired retro gaming handheld from Experimental Pi offers the power of the Raspberry Pi 5 to bring your retro gaming into the 21st century
How to overclock the Raspberry Pi 5 beyond 3 GHz! By Les Pounder published 16 March 24 Originally stuck to ‘just’ a 3 GHz overclock, we can now overclock beyond this speed limit. How fast you can go depends on your luck!
Cytron releases Edu Pico, an educational innovation project kit for makers and learners By Les Pounder published 14 March 24 Cytron unveils another Raspberry Pi Pico centric board aimed at learners keen to take their first steps with the Raspberry Pi Pico W and CircuitPython
