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The friendly iPhone Dev Team hackers have been hard at work over the holidays and have promised to release the iPhone 3G software unlocking utility, called yellowsn0w, sometime tomorrow for New Year’s Eve. A few details from the iPhone Dev Team blog: We have been working hard on a few other things. The main one […]
2008 was a big year for the MAKE: Flickr photo pool there are over 4,527 members with over 29,190 items! As 2008 ends, here are the top 5 contributors to the pool (that’s all that’s possible to list it seems) along with the most popular tags, enjoy! Top photo makers! pt (1,026) kentkb (726) connors934 […]
In 2008, the top 10 search terms on MAKE using our google search box at the upper right were… LED Arduino Solar Halloween 555 Guitar RFID Steampunk Laser Bike Also in 2008 – the top 10 search terms in the Maker Shed store were…. Arduino starter kit Arduino Make magazine SIM card reader Pinewood derby […]
If you have the Google Phone and prefer hacking Python over Java, this is just what you’ve been waiting for: Here’s an early Christmas present for all those Python fanatics (self included) out there! With a lot of help from my friends (thanks Manuel and Thomas!) I managed to install Python 2.4.5 on my G1. […]
Dave Prochnow writes on PopSci: Every AVR programmer worth her weight in ATmegas knows about the AVR Butterfly–a ridiculously low cost ATmega169 demonstration and evaluation kit. Lamenting the lack of such a kit for the ATmega168 drove me to design my own demo/eval kit for the Arduino microcontroller family. This project became a compulsion that […]
”Colony” is an interactive, multi-player performance art project by Australian artist Troy Innocent. The project employs a freely downloadable iPhone app (“Colony” from the App Store) that allows up to 30 people to contribute to a shared sound environment by playing a number of networked totems in the physical location. Visitors without iPhones can also […]
”Colony” is an interactive, multi-player performance art project by Australian artist Troy Innocent. The project employs a freely downloadable iPhone app (“Colony” from the App Store) that allows up to 30 people to contribute to a shared sound environment by playing a number of networked totems in the physical location. Visitors without iPhones can also […]
