Hackaday was at HOPE last weekend, and that means we got the goods from what is possibly the best security conference on the east coast. Some of us, however, were trapped in the vendor area being ...

The 'Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W', which was released on November 25, 2024, is a wireless version of the ' Raspberry Pi Pico 2 ' released in August 2024, and is equipped with a proprietary microcontroller ' ...

The Raspberry Pi Pico W is a tiny $6 single-board computer with low-power RP2040 microcontroller and a wireless chip that supports WiFi 4 (802.11n) and Bluetooth 5.2. But when the Pico W launched last ...

When you think of wireless Raspberry Pi applications, what usually comes to mind are projects powered by Wi-Fi, such as a remote plant monitor or smart energy tracker. However, Raspberry Pi boards ...

One of Raspberry Pi’s weaknesses is a lack of wireless technologies, which limits its communications capabilities with other devices. One new chipset from Qualcomm could help fill that gap. The ...

The Raspberry Pi 3 comes with Bluetooth 4.1, but it doesn't work out of the box. Here's how to get Bluetooth up and running on the latest Raspberry Pi. Taylor Martin CNET Contributor Taylor Martin has ...

One board computer which appeared at almost one coin price of 5 dollars (about 560 yen) in November 2015 "Raspberry Pi Zero"With Wi-Fi and a Bluetooth chipRaspberry Pi Zero W"Has appeared. Raspberry ...

This series is turning out to be a lot longer than I had planned; fortunately, it is also turning out to be a lot more fun than I had expected, and that's really saying something. Now I have a couple ...

Raspberry Pi’s smallest, cheapest computer is now available with optional WiFi and Bluetooth. The makers of the $5 Raspberry Pi Zero have released a new $10 variant called the Raspberry Pi Zero W.

Since the launch of the very first Raspberry Pi, more than 12 million units have been sold. In November 2015, the Foundation hit back at numerous attempts to undercut the Pi's market dominance by ...

The new edition of the credit-card-sized computer is 50 percent faster than its predecessor and still costs $35. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT professional ...