A homebrew project using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2W lets PC gamers use Sony’s DualSense controller wirelessly without losing haptic feedback or adaptive triggers. The DS5Dongle bridges the controller and ...

With better latency than a generic Bluetooth dongle, too?

While DualSense does support adaptive triggers and HD haptics in select PC titles, that functionality has been limited to wired connections—until now.

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New Electronics spoke with Fabiano Bellisario, the Director and ‘driving force’ behind Hardware Pioneers Max, about the ...

A hobbyist has completely modernized a defective first-generation PlayStation. In addition to current connections ...

The Raspberry Pi CM0 system-on-module is now available on AliExpress for $33 and up from various resellers, many of which ...

DHCP is great for getting machines on the network with a minimum of fuss. However, it can also make remote administration a ...

WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.x LE, and an 802.15.4 radio for Zigbee, Thread, and Matter, as well as two 9-pin headers offering up to ...

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The PS5 DualSense controller now has a PC dongle, only Sony didn't make it so it's not an official piece of equipment. That ...