Although not technically the first virtual pet, the Tamagotchi handhelds certainly popularized the idea and made it a ...

Although e-paper displays are famous for being low-power and lasting essentially forever if not damaged physically, the ...

If you’ve got an MX-style keyboard and want some retro charm, you might like a recent project from [Levente Szabadkai]. It’s ...

Although once little more than an academic endeavor, the RISC-V architecture is slowly supplanting applications that would ...

Although the term ‘quantum battery’ is a bit of a vague term, the cell that [Kieran Hymas] et al. demonstrate in a recent ...

Upcycling smartphones makes a lot of sense, especially since they contain so many components that remain useful long after ...

You might fondly remember the days of the Intel 486, but you probably don’t have one on your desk anymore. If you’d like to ...

If we care to cast an eye over the history of ubiquitous personal computing as we know it today, we might immediately point ...

The humble credit card reader — most of us have used hundreds, perhaps even thousands of them over the years. But even for ...

Bridges! We kind of expect them to just be there and do their job, ad infinitum. They are built into the landscape, and we ...

We’re big fans of pushing hardware into situations it wasn’t designed for here at Hackaday, but sometimes you’ve got to ...

In the open source world we are used to software being compiled from source for our particular distro, so while in a few ...