Phoronix (blog) Raspberry Pi's Raspbian OS Updated With New Kernel, Startup Wizard Improvements Phoronix (blog) Raspberry Pi's Debian-based Raspbian OS has been updated today with four months worth of improvements for this popular ARM SBC.
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TechCrunch PiTunnel connects your Raspberry Pi to the world | TechCrunch TechCrunch Raspberry Pis are usually very lonely. These tiny, single-board computers sit quietly under desks or inside 3D printed cases, staring wistfully into the far distance while waiting for a little attention.
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Gizmodo UK UK Raspberry Pi Startup Turns into Million-Dollar Player Gizmodo UK A little UK-based team building things around the Raspberry Pi system has suddenly found itself swimming in money, thanks to winning a nice funding wedge of £3.5 million to…
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Hackaday Firing Up a Raspberry Pi Zero Hackaday I ordered a Raspberry Pi Zero from Adafruit in their Startup Pack right after they were released. There are a few Greater Than Zero Pis (GTZPi) already on my workbench so my purchase was driven by curiosity, not necessity. With no rush on delivery it …
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Engadget CHIP is a $9 Raspberry Pi killer Engadget The Raspberry Pi was definitely a game changer when it hit shelves at only $35. But CHIP is hoping to make the Pi look positively pricey by comparison.
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InformationWeek Raspberry Pi Powers NetBeez Network Monitors: Startup Profile InformationWeek The Beez hardware agents come in a variety of form factors.
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Liz: Today’s guest post is from David Mitchell, who emailed me last week about some work he’s been doing in Nicaragua with the Raspberry Pi, both at a community level and in a local business environment. We thought that what he’s doing is a real exemplar of how Raspberry Pi can offer whole communities a let up, both economically and in education.
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Community, coffee and classrooms in Nicaragua
Liz: Rachel Rayns, our Creative Producer, makes a habit of finding interesting people for us to talk to. She works with the creative industries on supporting their work with the Pi, and introducing people who aren’t the usual maths/physics suspects to computing – and while she does that, she discovers some really amazing projects
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