It’s not just for simple one-off projects—the Raspberry Pi can run as a server. Check these Raspberry Pi server project ideas and get more out of it.

Want to learn DIY electronics? You might have received a breadboard in your starter kit. But what is a breadboard and how does it work?

The BBC Micro:bit is a great project board for anyone who wants to ease into programming. Here are several beginner projects you can build with a BBC Micro:bit.

Maybe you’ve decided that you’d prefer ODROID over Raspberry Pi for your next project. But which ODROID model should you choose?

Don’t limit yourself to streaming only Steam games from PC to TV. With a Raspberry Pi, you can stream ANY game installed on your computer—without worrying about Steam Link!

You probably know about the GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi, but what about the SPI and I2C connectors? What are they for, and how can you make use of them?

Struggling to get Amazon Video and Netflix running on your Raspberry Pi media center? Here’s how to get instant access using Kodi with OSMC.

Custom keyboards are easy to make with mechanical switches. You need only a few parts and a little bit of elbow grease to get started.

We explore why the Raspberry Pi is more successful than Odroid boards and other SBCs.

The Raspberry Pi is a fantastic little computer, but what do the GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) pins do exactly? In short, they open up a whole world of DIY electronic tinkering and invention.

Is your PS4 slowing down? Are its fans spinning louder? It may be full of dust. Here’s how to clean your PS4’s fan, heat sink, and hard drive bay.

Holding a broken headphone connector plug and wondering where the end is? These six methods should help you retrieve the lost part.