Media center-infused smart speakers and Bluetooth speakers are pretty common these days, but over on Hackaday, user Carlo Maria Curinga made one of the slickest looking little speakers we’ve seen yet.

Using a Raspberry Pi, YouTube channel TechWiser has created a fantastic portable speaker in the style of a giant Apple AirPod. This innovative project not only showcases the versatility of the ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that are looking for an electronics project to keep them busy this weekend might be interested in a new Raspberry Pi Zero powered AirPlay Speaker that has been created by ...

[curcuz]’s BoomBeastic mini is a Raspberry Pi based smart connected speaker. But don’t dis it as just another media center kind of project. His blog post is more of a How-To guide on setting up ...

If you’d rather not spend $180 on an Amazon Echo speaker, Amazon will now help you rig up a poor man’s version with a Raspberry Pi. As Lifehacker points out, Amazon has posted instructions on Github ...

Canadian loudspeaker maker Axiom Audio reckons its new AxiomAir brings something new to the wireless speaker system table. It's been designed to liberate listeners from the single user, low powered, ...

The power of Alexa for a fraction of the price The power of Alexa for a fraction of the price is a Senior Producer on Decoder. Previously, he reported on the technology and gaming industries for more ...

Alexa, Amazon’s cloud-based AI assistant, is quickly expanding from her original Echo form. She’s already available on the Fire TV and she’ll be coming to cars in the future. But Amazon recently ...

Turning one gadget into something else with the help of small computers like a Raspberry Pi can be a really fun thing to do. This was done with a retro speaker, which looks like an old retro computer, ...

If you want to get wireless music streaming and AirPlay functionality on your home theater system you have to buy either an Airport Express or Apple TV and then connect it to a stereo. But if you want ...

ReSpeaker has released its 4-Microphone Raspberry Pi HAT (Hardware Attached on Top), a quad-microphone expansion board for Raspberry Pi which has been designed for AI assistant and voice applications.