Calendars are great to have in your house, but the problem with most of them is that despite cute pictures of kittens or baby turtles, the calendars you can buy at those pop-up kiosks in the mall ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts searching for a unique way to get organised with their daily tasks and appointments might be interested in a Raspberry Pi powered e-ink organiser and calendar created by ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking forward to the year ahead in 2016 are sure to enjoy using this awesome Raspberry Pi-themed look at 2016 which has been created by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. The 2016 ...

In Raspberry Pi projects, one creation stands out for its down-to-earth appeal and captivating ingenuity. Developed by a skilled maker known as Billydent on Reddit, this moon calendar brings the lunar ...

Like many hackers, we love e-ink. There’s something mesmerizing and decidedly futuristic about the way the images shift around and reconstitute themselves. Like something from Harry Potter, but that ...

We know a lot of people love using their smart phone as a bedside alarm clock. The problem is that a mobile phone is mobile by nature and eventually you’ll forget to put it in the bedroom one night.

The WallCalToDo uses a Raspberry Pi 3B+ (or newer) and a spare monitor as a wall-mounted calendar and to-do display. Syncs with Google Calendar and Microsoft To-Do; mirrors changes from your phone in ...

The SystemSix comes across as a device that has the looks of an old Apple Macintosh all-in-one but is in reality powered by the Raspberry Pi 3 while a 5.83-inch E Ink display shows calendar ...

Just like gingerbread and reindeer, advent calendars are part of the Christmas tradition in many countries around the world. A Raspberry Pi tinkerer has now realized an enticing project idea by ...

If you work the type of job where you get up at different time each day, setting and resetting an alarm clock is incredibly annoying. Blogger Devon Bray was sick of dealing with alarm clocks, so he ...

Save money with Raspberry Pi projects. From media centers to smart homes, Pi beats mini PCs in terms of cost and flexibility.