Sylvester Stallone. Just seeing the name written down makes us tingle slightly. If a greater man has ever lived then we don't want to know about him lest our minds become permanently blown. Read More >>

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has boosted the RAM on all shipping model "B" Pi boards to 512MB, doubling the memory for the exact same price. Those with currently backlogged orders will get the new board instead, which should make playing a quick spot of Quake 3 even better, coupled with that handy Turbo mode. [Raspberry Pi] Read More >>

Got a Raspberry Pi, but wish it was, well, a little bit faster? Your wish is the Pi Foundation's command. Meet "turbo mode" which dynamically overclocks your Pi giving you a 50 per cent boost when you need it, without voiding your warranty. A quick game of Quake 3 anyone? Read More >>

Here's something ultra-nerdy but incredibly fun: you can hack your Kindle to work as a display for a tiny portable computer like the Raspberry Pi. Read More >>

The British maker of the staggeringly popular Raspberry Pi mini-computer has finally found a way to get the hardware assembled in the UK, with future batches of the machine being built in Wales rather than outsourced to China. Read More >>

As the Pi Foundation builds on the fantastic start by the first "B" board, the second iteration of the beloved Raspberry Pi is hitting the shops right now. If you haven't got yourself a Raspberry Pi yet, this is the one you should try and get your mitts on. Read More >>

If this doesn't scream mainstream adoption, I don't know what does. You can now buy a Raspberry Pi starter kit from Maplin, which will set you back a pricey £70 -- you did want a keyboard, mouse, and a Wi-Fi dongle with that, right? Read More >>

The Raspberry Pi just keeps getting better doesn't it? First a Pi powered tank; a bolt on to add Wi-Fi to your DSLR and even a Pi powered universal translator. But now we have the budget synth to make all kinds of music on, thanks to the power of Pi. Read More >>

Raspberry Pi innovation has been coming hard and fast and it doesn't look as if it's going stop at any point in the foreseeable future. We've had Pi-powered glasses with a universal translator, and even a Pi-powered tank, but now there's even an upgrade for a DSLR all thanks to the mighty power of the humble Pi. Read More >>

The Raspberry Pi has had some pretty great software upgrades of late, first was the super-speedy Raspbian, then a dash of Google Chrome, and now a big chunk of Ice Cream Sandwich. Android 4.0 is coming to your slice of Pi real soon. Read More >>

We've seen quite a few people come up with awesome 3D-printable and home-made cases for the Raspberry Pi, but none of them have looked quite this cool. The Pibow is from the chap who designed the Raspberry Pi logo itself, and it's probably the best case you can buy pre-made for just £10. Read More >>

The anticipated hotbed of indie development we were hoping to see triggered by the Raspberry Pi really has delivered some incredible concepts so far, and here's another stunner -- a real-time Google Glass-style wearable translator that generates subtitles when speaking to foreigners. Read More >>

Your sweet-tasting Raspberry Pi just got a big speed boost courtesy of the new Raspbian build, now you can soup up your browsing even further with a brand new Pi-compatible Chromium install. Read More >>

We've seen all sorts of weird and wonderful Raspberry Pi projects -- the mini marvel seems to bring out the inventor in everyone who handles one -- but this one is literally out of this world. A man called Dave launched is Pi, equipped with a webcam, into space. Read More >>

The Raspberry Pi is awesome. Less than £30 nabs you a pocket computer to do your worst with, but it's not quite lightning quick, at least when trying to browse the web. That's about to change though, as its default recommended OS has gotten a massive kick in the pants for more speed. Read More >>