The ROCK5 Model B is the latest Radxa SBC with a Pico ITX form factor (2.5 inch, 100 x 72mm). Powered by the all-new powerhouse RK3588 SoC, the ROCK5 Model B offers awesome power-efficient performance in 4GB, 8GB or 16GB...
VisionFive is the first generation of affordable RISC-V computers designed to run Linux. It is fully open-source with open-source software, open hardware design and RISC-V open architecture. SPECIFICATIONS *Rotate phone to see table correctly...
In this video Brandon explains how to use the Shelly Motion and how to create an static IP to use it from the web browser (Make sure to update the firmware for a better experience with the device). Get your...
Shelly EYE provides additional security for your home and office and allows you to always keep an eye on it. With the device, you can have LIVE view, receive motion and sound alerts, and even greet a visitor. The Free...
Back in 2018, ameriDroid sponsored Deviled Egg on BattleBots. The bot looked beautiful and the heavy drum spinner was scary! We were excited to go to Long Beach to see the carnage in person! Here a couple videos where Deviled Egg...
PiMiga is a linux emulation system using ScalosWB replacement, PiMiga was created to emulate "what could have been" in an Amiga like experience. Watch the following video by "Chris Edwards Restoration" to see how to get PiMiga working!
The PinePhone is a smartphone created by PINE64. It is capable of running mainline Linux and is supported by many partner projects. Perhaps you’re in a line of work where security is a must, or a hard-core Linux enthusiast, or...
In this video Brandon explains how to use the Shelly H&T, how to add it to the Shelly app, and how to create a static IP to use it from the web browser (make sure to update the firmware for...
Using a Raspeberry Pi 4 you can create your own Multiplayer Minecraft Server (1.17 upgrade). Watch as our friend, Robbie from Category 5 Technology TV show make Minecraft look beautiful with free shader packs like SEUS Renewed and resource packs Umsoea,...
