I have got my hands on this 10 inches touchscreen from SunFounder that is made for Raspberry Pi like devices. If you are considering adding touch capability to your Raspberry Pi project, this could be a good contender for that. I have
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From the title, you might be thinking: yet another clickbait post. But I mean it when I say this, ArmSoM has truly delivered something special. ArmSoM, yet again, has sent us their Compute Module 5 (CM5) with its IO board for review.
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I normally would not have got excited for ZimaCube this much. But I have used their ZimaBoard and I liked it so much that it runs 24×7 in my home. While ZimaBoard is a tiny device suitable for running a media server
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Raspberry Pi started the single board computer (SBC) revolution. It started as a tiny, low-end spec device for hobbyists but that was in the past. The success of Raspberry Pi birthed many similar devices. While the form factor remains tiny, the devices
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I am not exaggerating when I say that this is the coolest Raspberry Pi accessory I ever used or even seen. That’s not because it has a tower cooler with two RGB fans. I mean that’s also a factor but not the
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Surfshark VPN is a popular name in the VPN provider space. They are known for their insane discounts available across their offerings, making it a competitive alternative to other VPN services. Like every other VPN, they have their pros and cons. So,
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There are tons of ways to put your Raspberry Pi to some good use. Turning it into a robo-dog is just one of them. This was made possible with the Pi Dog Robot Dog Kit from SunFounder. In this article, I’ll share
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The concept of homelab is getting popular among tinkerers and hobbyists. From personal cloud to media server to home automation, homelab gives you the freedom of owning your data by self-hosting open source software on your hardware. Some people use new hardware,
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I had always scoured the internet searching for a book that was in equivalence to books like the ‘Linux Kernel Development’ by Robert Love and ‘Understanding the Linux Kernel’ by Marco Cesati. Both are amazing books, but are now sadly outdated by
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This time, I have something interesting for you. A book review 😉 A Linux-focused book by David Cohen (software engineer) and Christian Sturm (consultant on software and systems architecture). It aims to be a resource for anyone who wants to learn Linux
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