Launched in 2012, the Raspberry Pi single-board computer has had a lot of different versions since then, from ever more powerful standard credit-card-sized boards to the even smaller Pi Zero and the keyboard-embedded Pi 400. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingA relatively new kind of Windows worm, known as Raspberry Robin, has been spreading from victim to victim across Europe, mainly via USB devices. Red Canary intelligence analysts initially discovered this worm in September 2021, and have warned Windows users of its potential threat to their devices. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingYou don’t have to spend hundreds of dollars on a new TV to get Android TV. In fact, all you need is a compact $ 50 computer and a microSD card. You can make your own Raspberry Pi Android TV box for a fraction of the price of a new TV, and configure it exactly […]
Continue ReadingThe introduction of the Raspberry Pi 4 model, and subsequently the keyboard-integrated Pi 400, made it possible to output UHD 4K video to a suitable monitor. Indeed, with two micro-HDMI video output ports, you can even have a dual monitor setup. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingApproximately every two years, Debian releases a new stable version of its operating system, and the time has come again. And since Raspberry Pi OS is based on Debian, the developers release a new version every time Debian gets an LTS release. The latest update is here and packed full of useful changes. MUO – […]
Continue ReadingThe Pi Zero W has a successor: say hello to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. As always, the Pi Zeros are the cheapest Raspberry Pi computers you can buy. As such, they are not as powerful as the regular Pi series. But they do have their applications. MUO – Feed
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