I, on the other hand, with an IQ in the top 2 percent and all kinds of time to research my issue in detail and an ability to comprehend what I read AM the expert about my medical condition.

On the other hand, a Flipper Zero is just a tool, and its ability to commit crimes is way overstated. Here are some of things you can do with a Flipper Zero, some more ill-advised than others.

Aside from the casing, the limited-edition translucent model is just like the other Flipper Zero units, with (among other things) RFID, NFC, sub-GHz, Bluetooth, USB-C, and a row of GPIO ports ...

The Flipper Zero is a digital multitool that's gotten a bad rap due to concerns it could be used for nefarious hacking, but there's also lots of cool stuff it can do.

I’m going to use my Flipper Zero just like I do with every other gadget I own, to make my life easier while learning a few cool new things along the way. More from Tom's Guide.

2) Start a Pomodoro timer. The Flipper Zero doesn’t necessarily need to interact with anything else to be useful, and one of the ways it can function on its own is as a Pomodoro timer—that’s ...

Despite its toy-like looks, The Flipper Zero is a pocket-friendly multitool that can be used for all kinds of hacking and penetration testing. It gives anyone, even newbs, an easy-to-understand ...

Also: Flipper Zero FAQ: 'Can you really hack Wi-Fi networks?' and other questions answered And, after some delays, shipping issues, and the holidays, I finally have it. My very own Flipper Zero.

The Flipper Zero is an easy-to-use Swiss Army Knife of a hacking tool, and a new app store expands its capabilities. From a Geiger counter to Snake, I installed some apps on my Flipper to check it ...

The Flipper Zero digital multi-tool already has tons of uses, from hacking to controlling home systems. Now it can even play games, thanks to a partnership with Raspberry Pi.