What happens when you take the idea of the Raspberry Pi and then stick onto a board that has so much square-footage as to be a bit like an April Fool’s joke? You get Samsung’s new $250 Arndale board 🙂…

Read more →

Risc OS Open have announced the official release of Risc OS Pi. It’s available to download now (follow the link) and is actually hosted on the Foundation website, although they’ve yet to provide a link to it from their downloads…

Read more →

Just reblogging this – it’s a video of “MonoGame” running on the Pi. MonoGame 3D on the Raspberry Pi #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi « adafruit industries blog.

Read more →

The Raspberry PiPod blog has been relaunched with a fresh new look and several new posts. Come on over and take a look. I’ll be at the Cambridge Raspberry Jam on Saturday and then at the MK Raspberry Jam the…

Read more →

Here’s a promising idea. A C++ compiler for Windows to compile to the Pi. Looks like it’s in it’s infancy at the moment, but well worth keeping an eye on. Windows-to-RaspberryPi Cross-Compiler 1.0 (Windows)| Software | TechRepublic

Read more →

Janice Heiss reports from the Java One conference on the future of Java on the Raspberry Pi platform. https://blogs.oracle.com/javaone/entry/session_report_java_on_the  

Read more →

Raspberry Pi & Thoughts on Game Changing Technology (AIXpert Blog). A nice post on ibm.com. It was written back in June, but there’s some nice stuff in here about a first-time boot and trying to think of a way to…

Read more →

> Innovation of the Year 2012“The first hardware from the UK home computing industry to send shockwaves through the world since the ZX Spectrum, the Raspberry Pi is the little computer that can. Full of Heath Robinson charm, it looks…

Read more →

Updated 27th November 2012! DragonTail Mapping and the Raspberry Pi: ‘via Blog this’

Read more →

>Stuart Ford | Stuart Benjamin Ford: ‘via Blog this’

Read more →