If you have both a Raspberry Pi and an iPad, this tutorial from What a Palaver's Angela Wolff will help you remotely control the Pi with your tablet—from anywhere you have an internet connection. She ...

Miami, Fla.-based, venture-backed, machine intelligence creation company MATRIX Labs is launching the next open-sourced tool for Internet of Things (IoT) developers. The new hardware, MATRIX Voice, ...

Running Android on a Raspberry Pi opens up some unexpected ways to extend your smart home. With the proper setup of Waydroid, which allows you to run Android apps on your Raspberry Pi, you can turn ...

The not-for-profit Raspberry Pi Foundation has launched an app store for the $25 mini computer — called the Pi Store — to “make it easier for developers of all ages to share their games, applications, ...

The dirt-cheap British-made PC now has its own app store, making it easy to download games and useful programs. Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ presenter of Adventures in Tech, a ...

Tired of limited storage and app confinement on your Chromecast? Raspberry Pi could be the key to revolutionizing your TV ...

Using a Raspberry Pi 3 maker and developer Michael Zanetti has created an open source touchscreen smart home control panel using nymea:core and nymea:app to build a smart home system. For those not ...

Connect with top gaming leaders in Los Angeles at GamesBeat Summit 2023 this May 22-23. Register here. Credit-card-sized computer Raspberry Pi now has an app store for games, programs, tools and ...

Raspberry Pi continues to to strengthen its pull on beginner developers and has now launched its very own app store. With 23 titles already available, the company has allied itself with IndieCity and ...

The Raspberry Pi project launched an app store Monday to support its eponymous US$35 Linux PC, which hit the market in February. The Pi Store is now open for business. (click image to enlarge) The ...

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