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This month we have two great guides for our ODROID-GO, about dual core programming and GPS navigation. For our ODROID-C2 Andy Felong gives us instructions on setting up MonogDB and @codewalker teaches us how to get Google Home up and running.  There are many more guides and articles from PiHole  ▶

This month we are excited to announce the ODROID-N2, a new high performance single board computer that can run Android Pie. We learn about crossgrading from armhf to arm64, just in time to help us transition to our new ODROID-N2. Dave Prochnow shows a great use for our ODROID-GO by  ▶

This month, Jon Aasenden shows us Commodore Amiga Emulation with Amibian.js. For our ODROID-GOs we have several terrific articles such as turning our GOs into FTP servers and two new Coding Camps that focus on the GO’s wireless capabilities. Andreas Lintermann shows us his ODROID-MC1 cluster he uses for scientific  ▶

We are excited to announce that it’s our 5th anniversary of the ODROID magazine! Justin Lee, CEO of Hardkernel, gives us the history of the company in our “Meet An ODROIDian” section. Additionally, Bruno does an amazing job of giving us a retrospective of ODROID magazine in his article. If  ▶

This month we continue to highlight some features of the ODROID-H2 by looking into its bios and remote functionality. In Coding camp series 9 and 10, we connect the Weather Board 2 and Ultra-Sonic distance sensor to the ODROID-GO. We also have some great guides for gamers where we look  ▶

This November’s issue has the article many ODROIDians have been waiting for, a new ODROID device release! We are excited to announce the ODROID-H2, a high performance x86-64bit platform. Additionally, we have great articles highlighting gaming on an ODROID-XU4, with an impressive Dreamcast build by @8BitFlashback. Limor Wainstein shows us  ▶

For this October’s issue, Tobias Schaaf makes us all nostalgia in part 1 of his Game Nostalgia series. @Kamots shows us his ODROID-GO wireless charging mod, which is perfect as our Coding Camp guide this month describes reading the ODROID-GO’s battery voltage. @poptmartone takes his ODROID-C2 on the road running  ▶

This month, Justin Lee and Charles Park turn a regular monitor into a large touch-screen Android device. Tobias takes us for a look at some classic retro gaming on Commodores. We also have the next two parts of our Coding Camp series for the ODROID-GO, where we learn to control  ▶

For August, we have a look at using KeePass on our ODROIDs and we’ll also see how to setup our own private and secure ODROID KeePass server.  If you’re celebrating Hardkernel’s 10-year anniversary with an ODROID-GO, then the two Coding Camp articles are perfect to get you coding on the ODROID-GO  ▶