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Turn a $15 Raspberry Pi into a powerful ethical hacking tool. Learn Wi-Fi penetration testing and boost your cybersecurity ...

If you need to run Windows apps on Linux, Winboat is inching ever-closer to full release and will make your life considerably easier.

The Ubo Pod Developer Edition (DE) is an open-source AI vision and conversational voice assistant platform built around the ...

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Windows Optional updates are not compulsory updates but are made available to users when they are available. While many PC users and IT admins choose to install the updates manually, new policies ...

This release is a major milestone for the openSUSE Leap distribution. openSUSE 15 arrived on the scene a full seven years ago. The next major update, presumably called openSUSE Leap 17, won't arrive ...

Fing has recently introduced the “Fing Agent Raspberry Pi Kit“, also called “Fing Agent plug-and-play Raspberry Pi 4 kit”, for its Fing Agent network monitoring system, which can be considered a ...

Microsoft has released the final non-security preview update for Windows 10, version 22H2, which includes fixes for the out-of-box experience and SMBv1 protocol connectivity. This is an optional ...

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Raspberry Pi and NComputing Thursday announced a strategic collaboration to launch Raspberry Pi 500+ all-in-one keyboard computer that the two tech firms said will be a viable alternate to Windows 10 ...

The Raspberry Pi 500, like its predecessor the 400, is basically a Pi computer crammed into a budget keyboard in a retro throwback. And as cool as it is, I confess that as PCWorld’s resident keyboard ...