How To Use Your iPhone As A Raspberry Pi Monitor
While you can connect a Raspberry Pi to a full-sized monitor, if you feel like packing light, you might try setting up your iPhone as the Pi's display.
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Whether it's your first time practicing coding, or you're a seasoned tinkerer, Arduino is an excellent platform to get your hands dirty with coding and tech. -
6 Fun & Easy Arduino Projects For Beginners
If you are just learning how to do Arduino projects or want to start, here are six fun and easy projects you can try that are perfect for beginner programmers. -
How To Access Windows Files From Your Android Device
If you're on the move and need access to important files on your PC, there are plenty of remote options available to manage and update files from your Android. -
5 Apps To Learn Magic And Card Tricks
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With the most recent version of Android, several new accessibility features have come to smartphones to enhance the user experience for all users. -
How To Get Free Access To Microsoft Copilot Pro
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Can You Charge An iPhone Without The Apple Charger
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5 Useful Raspberry Pi Projects For Your Kitchen
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5 Things You Need To Know Before Subscribing To YouTube Premium
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How To Get Free Access To Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft PowerPoint has been the most popular way to create presentations for years. If you don't want to buy Office, though, there are some free options. -
5 Ways To Customize Windows 11 Just For You
Spending tons of time on your PC, it's easy to grow weary of its monotonous appearance unless you customize. -
5 Smart Home Devices You Should Install Before Summer
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5 Ways To Make Your Own Animated GIFs
While the web is loaded with GIFs for nearly every mood, sometimes you just need to make your own to fit the situation. -
How To Switch Your PlayStation Account From Password To Passkey
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How To Use Windows Photos' Magic Eraser Tool With Generative-AI
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