The Flipper Zero has a successor, and it's significantly more powerful. The Flipper One is built around networking and high-performance Linux computing.

Thieves increasingly use a cheap gadget called Flipper Zero to unlock cars and steal them. The device, popular with hackers, uses custom firmware on the web to clone a key fob's radio signal. Its ...

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 out ...

Expanding the usefulness of the electronic multi-tool is easy with Flipper Apps, or you can just use it to play Solitaire. Reading time 2 minutes Although it had a low-key debut back in 2020 through a ...

The makers of Flipper Zero have responded to the Canadian government's plan to ban the device in the country, arguing that it is wrongfully accused of facilitating car thefts. In early February 2024, ...

Flipper COO Alex Kulagin tells Gizmodo in an exclusive interview that they're planning even more modules to expand the Flipper's capabilities. Reading time 8 minutes The Flipper Zero may be one of the ...

Got a Flipper Zero? Ever wanted to use a high-level but powerful scripting language on it? Thanks to [Oliver] we now have a MicroPython application for the Flipper, complete with a library for ...

Flipper Devices said that the new gadget is in development and the base model will cost under $350 ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has identified an unlikely public enemy No. 1 in his new crackdown on car theft: the Flipper Zero, a $200 piece of open source hardware used to capture, analyze ...

The Flipper Zero is mired in controversy again. The electronic multitool, with its array of various antennas, has long been demonized for simply existing — the Canadian government has even talked ...