In an earlier blog, we have seen how to transfer files using SFTP commands.  Data transfer is the process of transmitting or receiving data from one computer to another. Transferred data may be of any size, type and nature. For...

Once, your micro SD card is ready with an OS in it, the next step is to connect devices (like monitor, keyboard, mouse, power adapter, etc) with your Raspberry Pi and the first power-up after OS finally gets installed and...

Introduction Security has become one of the major concerns nowadays due to security breaching. When it comes to transferring files over the internet, the first thing that comes to our mind is whether it is safe or not. SFTP is...

INSTALLATION OF OPERATING SYSTEM IN RASPBERRY PI This blog is for those who have no or very less amount of knowledge about the latest device or you can say mini-computer i.e Raspberry Pi. It is nothing but a small computer...

Desktop Shortcut for Python Script on Raspberry Pi This tutorial is about how to create a desktop shortcut for a python script/program on your Raspberry Pi. This shortcut allows you to create links to programs in any folder, desktop or...

Tired of ‘sudo shutdown’? Now you can add a Power/Restart button to your Raspberry Pi. At some moment while using our Pi’s, it occurred to all of our minds why didn’t they provided a Raspberry Pi. Well, the reason behind...

There was a time when we were dependent on different mediums for different types of information. We had our radios for music, news, and weather reports, libraries for books and internet cafe for the internet. As technology is advancing every...

Protective cases are the first thing we need after we buy an electronic gadget or other products. I have even seen people buying cases before their gadgets reach them. Protective cases are used for damage and dust protection of gadgets....

Ever thought of a self-customized smartphone? We have everything set up for you. In this article, I’m going to cover a Raspberry Pi based 3G module with a touchscreen display that makes up the PiTalk. PiTalk may not look like...