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This training covers Raspberry Pi, Arduino and much more. Image: StackCommerce TL;DR: For a limited time, you can pick up 9 courses on Raspberry Pi and Arduino development for $69.99 via TechRepublic Academy. From smart speakers to self-driving cars, we use connected devices every day. However, the technology is still . . . Read more
Who is this good for? If you want to browse anonymously on a netbook, tablet, phone, or other mobile or console device that cannot run Tor and does not have an Ethernet connection. If you do not want to or cannot install Tor on your work laptop or loan computer. . . . Read more
So you have your Raspberry Pi and you’ve played with it a bit and now you want to install some new software. Now usually you can just run apt-get and install ready-to-go packages. But, there are many instances where certain pieces of software are out of date or not available from the official Raspberry Pi . . . Read more
Things You’ll Need: Raspberry Pi computer, the Model B or Model B+ is probably easier to set up and get going, but of you are comfortable with the Model A, then that will work fine. You don’t need any USB ports, and once set up, you don’t need the Model B‘s ethernet port. The Model A save you on . . . Read more
The PiTFT requires kernel support and a couple other things to make it a nice stand-alone display. We have a detailed step-by-step setup for hackers who want to tweak, customize or understand the PiTFT setup. If you just want to get going, check out the following for easy-install instructions! Ready . . . Read more
A shell is a program with a command-line interface which you talk to with a terminal. Terminals are software or hardware that let you send text back and forth to a computer. Shells offer a very specific kind of command line, but what we mean in general by that term is an interface where a . . . Read more
The hardware you need (other than the BeagleBone itself) is the RTL2832U based DVB-T (digital TV) USB dongle. See RTL-SDR wiki for a list of supported hardware. I’ve tested the software with dongles based on the Elonics E4000 tuner and also the Rafael Micro R820T tuner. These dongles are available from various . . . Read more
Well, make it work might not be the most accurate term. The Funcube Dongle uses USB audio and HID interfaces; therefore, in theory it works without requiring any device drivers. But we still need an application that can talk to the Funcube Dongle and set the frequency, gain, and whatever other parameters . . . Read more
Parts list Here is a complete list of hardware and software components. Hardware: Beaglebone LCD3 cape – I got mine for €62 from Tigal. RTL2832U-based DVB-T dongle with R820T tuner – I bought mine for £8 from CosyCave. Power supply – The LCD and the rtlsdr dongle will require additional power and you can’t . . . Read more
1. Hardware To build this project you’ll need the following hardware: Raspberry Pi, the model B+, model B, or model A will work. RTL-SDR software radio USB dongle Note that you can use any tuner supported by the RTL-SDR library. 3.5″ PiTFT display Right now the software is optimized to run on the 480×320 . . . Read more