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.

Inserted into the Zero it booted fine and started up the WiFi network connection. Congratulations, [Shintaro] for the first Hackaday Raspberry Pi Zero hack. Is that a Hack-a-Zero-Day hack?

If you need to set up multiple Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi networks or have trouble configuring a connection. You might be interested to know that Remote.It has launched an open source project aimed at ...

How would you like to have a WiFi connection that covers 10 miles? Or how about an even wider network made up of a mesh of multiple nodes? It is possible, but there is a catch: you probably need a … ...

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.

Just plug the HAT into the 40-pin connector on the PiSquare board and instead of plugging that HAT into the Raspberry Pi itself, you can connect it over a WiFi network.

More of us working from home means more competition over the family Wi-Fi connection, not to mention less personal working space to call our own. You can use the Raspberry Pi to boost the coverage ...

A Better Way to Connect a Raspberry Pi 5 to Custom Circuitry Here’s everything you need to assemble your own Raspberry Pi 5 Click Adapter without individual jumper wires.