The tiny Raspberry Pi is an incredibly versatile computer, but in order to maximize its capabilities, you'll first need to connect it to a Wi-Fi network.

The versatile Raspberry Pi can be configured to serve many functions. This includes creating an extender for your wi-fi network to cover dead spots.

With a Raspberry Pi, you can indirectly make older printers network-compatible and also enable printing via a wireless network using a smartphone, for example.

Learn how to search for and change Wi-Fi networks on Raspberry Pi using the command line interface.

If you aren’t using your Raspberry Pi as a smart device, why not turn it into a wireless access point?

You can easily upgrade various features and tech in your bedroom by using Raspberry Pi, if you have the coding know-how. Here ...

The latest Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi 3) now comes with its own built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.1/Low Energy (LE) support, thanks to the BCM43438 chip.

A new Raspberry Pi model known as Raspberry Pi 3 Model B is making rounds around the internet. The biggest new feature is undoubtedly Wi-Fi support.

Catch us after the break and we'll show you how to get your Pi to play all your totally legal cartridge backups. Getting your Raspberry Pi to play Pong is actually quite simple.

One of the things that makes Raspberry Pi’s small and inexpensive single-board computers interesting is the 40-pin connectors that makes it possible to connect expansion boards called HATs ...