Another Big Pi Network Update Is Live: Here’s What Pioneers Need to Know

The team has released another major upgrade, removing a key technical barrier for SoloHost while strengthening app security. Despite some of the price struggles of its underlying asset, Pi Network has rolled out another important upgrade for Pioneers, aimed at making the recently released SoloHost considerably easier to use while adding new safeguards for applications running through Pi Desktop. The new release continues a string of updates that aim to transform Pi’s vast Node ecosystem into something much broader than blockchain infrastructure. Pi Desktop’s New Version Goes Live The Core Team announced the launch of Pi Desktop version 0.6.4 earlier this weekend, with the biggest change targeting remote access to SoloHost applications. Until now, Pioneers who wanted to access locally hosted apps on their phones may have had to change their home routers, including configuring network settings. The new version, though, removes that technical hurdle. Pi Desktop can now establish the remote connection itself, allowing users to access supported applications running on their computers through the Pi Browser on their phones. This means they don’t have to open ports or manually modify thei...