Alright, we’re calling it — we need a pejorative equivalent to “script kiddie” to describe someone using a Flipper Zero for annoyingly malign purposes. If you need an exampl… ...

Think of it as a hacker Swiss army knife that you can buy for less than $200. You can use a Flipper Zero for many purposes—to control your TV, cheat at Nintendo, replace your work ID ...

Once we replaced the Flipper Zero’s firmware with our custom compiled code, simply switching on Bluetooth from the Flipper Zero device began broadcasting the pop-up signals to the nearby iPhones.

The Flipper Zero almost looks like a kid’s toy, with a white and orange exterior and a picture of a dolphin on the top of the screen. But the device can be used for tasks like opening garage ...

About seven years ago, We Knife launched an EDC flipper with a fairly inconspicuous name. However, the 702 was one of the brand’s most significant releases, as it was We Knife’s first-ever integral ...

Buck Knives is undoubtedly best known for its more traditional folding knives, like the lauded Buck 110 Folding Hunter.But that doesn’t mean the brand can’t dabble in modernity. One of the brand’s ...

While I usually spend my time reviewing laptops and PCs for Tom's Guide, recently I had the chance to play around with a Flipper Zero ($169) and I'm shocked at how useful it is for basic around ...