The latest Raspberry Pi OS update is all about improved reading on the graphical user interface.

All you need to install any version of Raspberry Pi OS is the Imager tool, an SD card and reader, and around ten minutes.

A new release of the Raspberry Pi OS has arrived. I have been busy installing and testing it, and here are the results and advice so far.

To get started, you'll require a Raspberry Pi 3/3B, 4/400, or 5B, as these devices are all supported by Emteria OS (Android).

Raspberry Pi bootloader enables OS installs with no separate PC required Beta bootloader is available now, will roll out to all Pi 4 boards later.

Android 11 can now be run on Raspberry Pi 4 devices thanks to work of devs who have ported the one-popular OmniROM to the ARM-based mini-computer.

The Pi 5 is significantly faster, and has potential AI uses, while the Pi 4 has more varied video out options and low power usage.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has made a 64-bit version of its operating system available. It won't run on all Raspberry Pi hardware but it should on some of the more modern hardware.