The Raspberry Pi team has introduced a new accessory to enhance connectivity for their mini PC ecosystem: the Raspberry Pi USB 3 Hub. Designed to expand a single USB-A port into four, this hub also ...

Raspberry Pi has just released another affordable accessory for its single-board computer lineup — an Official Raspberry Pi USB 3 Hub that only costs $12. The official Raspberry Pi USB 3 Hub features ...

Raspberry Pi offers a handful of different single-board computers, including the $35 Raspberry Pi 3 Model B for folks that want a machine with a quad-core processor, 4 USB ports, Ethernet, HDMI, and ...

It’s quite fascinating to see the world of hackers rise up and start messing around with new hardware as soon as it’s released. As everyone knows, the Raspberry Pi Zero only has two micro USB ports… a ...

When the Raspberry Pi Zero first came out, I said that I wished there were a USB hub made specifically for it. Well, my wish has been granted by UUGear, a company in Prague, Czech Republic. The lovely ...

MakerSpot has designed and created a handy Raspberry Pi Zero docking herb which allows you to add an extra five USB ports, Ethernet connection and audio to the tiny PC if required. The latest design ...

The Waveshare SIM7600G-H ($82) is one such device that works all over the world using a Raspberry Pi. It includes a nano SIM ...

In brief: Another day, another accessory from the Raspberry Pi team. This time around, enthusiasts are getting a branded hub to expand the number of USB ports on tap for peripheral expansion. And in ...

Collectively, the Hackaday readers sigh, “Not another Pi Zero hub!!!”. But [Sean Hodgins’] hub is different. It has a new angle, literally. Besides, it’s an entry in the Hackaday and Adafruit Pi Zero ...

This series is turning out to be a lot longer than I had planned; fortunately, it is also turning out to be a lot more fun than I had expected, and that's really saying something. Now I have a couple ...

Like any computer, you should be aiming to shut down your Raspberry Pi properly when you’re done using it. You can do this by ...

The Raspberry Pi Zero has only one USB port, but you can always add more with a powered USB hub. Over on Circuitbeard, they show off how to do so in a fashionable way.