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In my previous post, I finally started to make some progress with my Windows Embedded CE project. I was able to get a simple test application running which could send and receive messages via a serial port on my iCop eBox 2300 computer. I first sent messages to a host computer using an RS232 crossover […]
Regular laptop stand too boring for your taste? Check out the monster monster stand instead.
The CrunchPad, named Popular Mechanic’s 10 most brilliant products of the year (although it never came out) is not happening. Mike writes – The entire project self destructed over nothing more than greed, jealousy and miscommunication… I’m enraged, embarrassed, and just…sad. I bet there’s more to this story… Here’s what Ladyada who makes hardware thinks… […]
If you have an Archos 5 IT tablet and are interested in accessing all the wonderful apps available on the Android Market, JKKMobile has step-by-step instructions.
Apparently inspired by BBC’s The Young Ones, Instructables user lemonie put together a tutorial on how to make your own VHS toaster oven. He includes the following amusing note about safety:
New version of the best ripping tool… If you’re on a Mac just make sure to have VLC 0.9.x installed so you can decrypt DVDs via DF.
Apple just released some more info on their “LP” and “Extras” format. This is one to watch. I really think the LP and “Extra” format is perfect for learning applications, and best of all it could be delivered via iTunes. MAKE is one of the few (if not only) publications that has a weekly video […]
