John3dc uses a Raspberry Pi Zero and a Raspberry Pi Pico to complete this slim, 3D-printed handheld cyberdeck.

Here you have two options. If you have a USB adapter for M.2 SSDs, you can plug your SSD into it and install the system ...

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The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has arrived. As you prepare to receive your new flagship phone, protecting your investment with the right case is essential. We’ve curated this guide to showcase the ...

In fact, there are so many different companies making iPhone cases that it can be overwhelming, so we've rounded up a few of the best picks below, from clear and classy cases that let the iPhone's ...

This case from Snakehive is made from genuine top-grain nubuck leather that feels beautifully soft and will develop a unique patina over time. The brushed lining protects your phone's screen from ...

The whole design is partitioned into three PCBs which fit inside a custom 3D-printed case. [zaphod] does a thorough job documenting his build, including the bugs and failures along the way.

3.5A USB-C power supply specially designed and tested for the Raspberry Pi 4 Includes noise filter for added stability 18 AWG Cable UL Listed 5ft Cable Length ...