When they first came to market, many detractors thought that smart watches would be a flop or that there wouldn’t be much use for them. Over the past few years, though, their sales continue to ...

A perk of writing for Hackaday comes in the vast breadth of experience represented by our fellow writers. Through our ...

When things started getting iffy over at Twitter, Mastodon rose as a popular alternative to the traditional microblogging ...

According to [Asianometry], no one believed in the scanning electron microscope. No one, that is, except [Charles Oatley].The ...

Creating music in 2024 is made easier by ready access to a host of effects in software that were once the preserve only of ...

Considering the incredible potential offered by brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), it’s no wonder there are so many companies ...

Talking about high-quality USB-C implementations, there’s a product that has multiple selling points designed around USB-C, and is arguably a shining example of how to do USB-C right. It’s the ...

Upgrading the memory in a computer is usually a straightforward case of swapping out a few DIMMs or SODIMMs, with the most complex task being to identify the correct type of memory from the many ...

International cybercrime, as portrayed by the movies and mass media, is a high-stakes game of shadowy government agencies and state-sponsored hacking groups. Hollywood casting will wheel out a ...

Recently, you might have noticed a flurry of CH552 projects on Hackaday.io – all of them with professionally taken photos of neatly assembled PCBs, typically with a USB connector or two.

An essential tool that nearly all of us will have is our laptop. For hardware and software people alike it’s our workplace, entertainment device, window on the world, and so much more.

There was a time when a new version of Windows was a really big deal, such the launch of Windows 95 for which the tones of the Rolling Stones’ Start me up could be heard across all manner of ...