From the Pine64 Blog: Even though ARM SBCs have been around for a few years now, a new trend has recently appeared in the SBC world : the PCIe slot! The Raspberry Pi 4 Compute Module exposes it via the...

Our friend, Lewis, at the YouTube channel Everything Smart Home has released a video reviewing options for running Home Assistant. We sent him a bunch of products and accessories to review earlier this year, and this is what he's done...

LinuxPhoneApps.org is a directory that lists apps for Linux Phones like the PinePhone and PinePhone Pro. LinuxPhoneApps.org has been in planning and development for a long, long time. And, it finally launched today. Note: It's not all ready, and things...

PINE64 is a community-driven company focused on creating high-quality, low-cost ARM devices. 3 of the most popular PINE64 devices are the ROCKPro64, the PineBook Pro and the PinePhone. The PinePhone Pro is due to market in early 2022, and shares...

From linuxsmartphones.com: Trying out different operating systems on the PinePhone is as simple as flashing a bootable disk image to a microSD card, inserting it in the phone, and powering it on and the instructions for installing an OS to...

If your experience is anything like mine, you have no issues connecting a Windows client to a Linux fileserver via Samba / CIFS. But you've run into a number of issues with using Samba / CIFS to connect a Linux...

A global shortage of electronic components has shuttered factories and set off fierce competition to secure supplies. Lead times on factory orders to produce many electronic products are presently exceeding 9 months, and it looks like these lead times might...

Outstanding and powerful ARM64 SBC board, works better with TwisterOS Armbian J tremblant on Jan 30, 2021 I got one 3 days ago and was so pleased with its performance and features, I ordered a 2nd one from Ameridroid and...

Video below shows how to setup your Raspberry Pi 4 Minecraft server, and demonstrates the performance, complete with in-game footage. Robbie Ferguson and Jeff Weston from Category5 Technology TV have been wondering whether a Raspberry Pi 4 would be powerful enough...