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A Guide to Retro Game Emulation with RetroPie

RetroPie is one of the easiest ways to turn your Raspberry Pi into a fully operational retro game system. Check out the features & stability of the new release.

Block and Send Ads to a Black Hole with Pi-Hole

Tired of seeing advertising in your PC? For Linux users, you can now use Pi-Hole to block ads and send ads to a black hole. Here’s how it works.

How to Change Your Password on Raspberry Pi (Raspbian OS)

The Raspberry Pi is great but is a little lacking in security out of the box. Here we’ll show you how to change a Raspberry Pi password and secure your Pi.

How to Install Mycroft AI Assistant On Raspberry Pi

Mycroft is an open-source alternative to Alexa and Google Home. Learn how to install your own Mycroft AI assistant on a Raspberry Pi 3.

Start Building with the Raspberry Pi Mastery Bundle

If you have an interest in building your own projects, you may want to take a thorough look at this deal: The Raspberry Pi Mastery Bundle.

How to Transfer ROMs to RetroPie Via USB

You can easily set up the Raspberry Pi to become a retro gaming machine with RetroPie. Here’s how you can transfer ROMs to Retropie and start playing games.

Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Hi-Fi System with RuneAudio

RuneAudio is a powerful open-source media center that can turn your Raspberry Pi into a DIY Hi-Fi system. Learn the simple setup process.

How to Boot Up Raspberry Pi 3 from External Hard Disk

Raspberry Pi is built to boot up and run from the SD card. This tutorial shows you the steps to boot up and run Raspberry Pi from an external hard disk.

Give Yourself a Tech Education with the Complete Computer Science Bundle

There’s no need to pay an exorbitant fee for an education in computer science. You can learn what you need to know with the Complete Computer Science Bundle.

Raspberry Pi 3 Complete LCD Display Kit

Once you combine your Raspberry Pi 3 with the SainSmart LCD display, you can use it just like a desktop computer. Get to work with the Raspberry Pi 3 Complete LCD Display Kit for just $114.99.

How to Install Android TV in Raspberry Pi 3

The Raspberry Pi 3 is one of the best and most affordable mini computers around. Follow the steps here to install Android TV in Raspberry Pi 3.

What You Need to Know About Running Retropie on the Raspberry Pi Zero

The new cut-down version of the Raspberry Pi can run Retropie, but there are a few things you should know about using it as a retro gaming computer.

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4 Cool Raspberry Pi Projects to Check Out

Ever wondered about the different Raspberry Pi projects available? Here is a list of four software projects to check out and try on your own.

Raspberry Pi 3 – Review and Comparison

Hot on the heels of the Raspberry Pi Zero came a new top-of-the-line RasPi, the Raspberry Pi 3. Let’s look at the new Pi’s features and performance.

How to Use Retropie Shaders to Emulate CRT Displays

Want to get the full retro gaming experience that you once had on a CRT display? In this article we’ll help you do that using Retropie via the careful application of the built-in shaders.

How to Configure Retropie on Raspberry Pi and Play Games Without Hassle

For those who have difficulty figuring out the joystick modes and file system problems in Retropie, here’s how you can properly configure Retropie in Raspberry Pi.

Raspberry Pi Zero Review

The Raspberry Pi Zero is one of the smallest full computers you can buy, but how does it stand up against its brothers in the Pi family? Let’s find out.

How to Install Windows 10 on Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi has been around a few years but only ARM-based OSes could be installed – until now. Here’s how to install Windows 10 on Raspberry Pi.

Mastering the Raspberry Pi Camera

The RasPi has a cheap camera module you can just plug right into the board, and you turn it into a surveillance camera. In this article you’ll learn to fit and set up the Raspberry Pi camera and adjust the basic settings to take stills or video.

Snag the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B with Starter Kit and 5 Courses at 85% Off

Looking to enter the wonderful world of the Raspberry Pi 2 and computing? Check out this amazing deal on the new Model B, Starter Kit, and 5 online courses.

Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Word Processor

In this article we describe the basic software & hardware needed to turn a Raspberry Pi into an easily portable desktop word processing machine.

Use a Raspberry Pi as a Looping Video Player

In this article we show how to turn your Raspberry Pi into a looping video player, how to encode your videos, and how to get the videos in the Pi.

Making a Raspberry Pi Music Machine

In this article you’ll learn to use the Volumio system to turn Raspberry Pi into a home hi-fi, playing music from memory sticks & streaming from Mac or PC.

Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi: The Pros & Cons

Wondering which DIY developer device is best? In the battle of Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi, here are the pros and cons you need to know. Check them out.

Creating SD Card Images For Raspberry Pi in Mac

A big problem on a Raspberry Pi is that the SD card needs to be in a specific format. This isn’t easy to do on a Mac, so this guide will explain it for you.

Share Your Mouse and Keyboard Between Windows and a Raspberry Pi Using Synergy

Do you have multiple computers, but only have one set of mouse and keyboard? Here is how you can share mouse and keyboard between Windows and a Raspberri Pi.

Writing Pascal Programs on a Raspberry Pi Using FPC

While the Pascal programming language isn’t as popular as C, it certainly has a longevity. Let’s take a look at writing Pascal Programs on a Raspberry Pi.

How to Take a Screenshot on the Raspberry Pi Using Scrot

What is the best way to take a screenshot on a Raspberry Pi? The simplest is to use the command line tool “scrot.”

How to Write C# programs on a Raspberry Pi Using Mono

The Raspberry Pi can be a good development tool, and writing C# programs on the Raspberry Pi is simple thanks to the open source Mono project.

Review of piCore – a 25MB OS for the Raspberry Pi

Tiny Core is a minimalistic Linux distro and piCore is the Raspberry Pi port. piCore is runs entirely from RAM and is only 25MB big. Let’s check it out and see how it performs.

Top Raspberry Pi Games from the Pi Store

The Raspberry Pi isn’t a gaming powerhouse, but playing games on it is still possible and can be fun. Here are some of the top Raspberry Pi Games.

Running FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi can support a variety of Operating Systems. For those who are keen to run FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi, here is the installation instructions.

Going Beyond the Default Raspberry Pi Configuration

The default configuration for Raspberry Pi is completely functional, but if your Pi is exposed to the Web, changing the default configuration is essential.

Finding Your Raspberry Pi’s System Information

The Raspberry Pi has lots of system information available. If you know where to look, you can discover quite a lot of interesting data about your Pi.

Watching Videos From the Command Line on the Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi’s command line interface can play video without starting the graphical desktop. Here is how you can watch videos from the command line on the Raspberry Pi.

Get Weather Forecasts on Raspberry Pi

From the web to smartphones, there are tons of ways to check weather forecast. In Raspberry Pi, you can also get the weather forecast from the command line.

Run Your Very Own Radio Station with the Raspberry Pi

Do you know you can use the Raspberry Pi as a FM transmitter and setup your own radio station? And that do without much tinkering.

How to set up WiFi on a Raspberry Pi

Although the Raspberry Pi comes only with an Ethernet port, it can also connect to WiFi. All it needs is a WiFi USB dongle and some simple configurations.

Use the Raspberry Pi as a DIY Surveillance camera

Raspberry Pi comes with a camera module that can take full HD shots. Here is the guide to use your Raspberry Pi as a surveillance camera.

Enabling Remote Desktop Access with xrdp on a Raspberry Pi

if you need access to your Raspberry Pi from Windows, you can use Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to access Raspberry Pi.

How to Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a File Server Using Samba

Samba allows a Windows PC to connect to Raspberry Pi and manage files on it. Luckily, installing and configuring Samba on a Raspberry Pi is quite simple.

How to Setup Multiple Linux Distros on Raspberry Pi

One of the attractive things about the Raspberry Pi is that you can install multiple Linux distros on Raspberry Pi and at boot time select which OS to use. Here is how you can do it.

Setting up VNC on Raspberry Pi

If you want to access the full desktop on a remote Raspberry Pi, the easiest way is to setup VNC on Raspberry Pi so you can connect to it anywhere.

How to Use a Static IP Address and Setup SSH on a Raspberry Pi

Do you have trouble connecting to Raspberry Pi (using SSH) because you don’t know its IP? Learn how to use static IP address and setup SSH on Raspberry Pi.

Stream HiFi Music From the Raspberry Pi

If you are an audiophile, you’d scoff at the suggestion of using the Raspberry Pi to listen to music. But that’s because you haven’t yet tried RaspyFi. It’s designed for music lovers and is fully equipped to work with your HiFi gear.

How to Build Go from Source on a Raspberry Pi

Since the Raspberry Pi can run Linux and FreeBSD, it can also use the Go language. See how you can build it from source and install Go on a Raspberry Pi.

Use the Raspberry Pi as a HTPC

You can use the Raspberry Pi to do all kinds of geeky stuff, but one of the most interesting uses for the little device is that of a home theatre PC (HTPC).