Liquidware app store
Huh – this is really interesting, an “app store” from Liquidware….
Huh – this is really interesting, an “app store” from Liquidware….
oomlout is a rising star in the OSH world, check out their kit that is under development. For the OSH biz geeks – think about how interesting it will be to “license” their design, instead of just being a reseller – you’d download their files, laser cut up some stuff, print some labels and now […]
David Rowe on Open Hardware business models (video) In 2005 David started working on open hardware techniques for telephony. The idea of open hardware (people collaborating to build free hardware designs just like open software) was a big experiment, especially when it came to commercial products. Much has happened since then. New projects, and even […]
Open source Chumby… coming to your TV set via Engadget. Broadcom Corporation (Nasdaq: BRCM) and chumby(R) today announced the integration of the chumby rich media Internet platform into Broadcom’s latest digital television (DTV), set-top box (STB) and Blu-ray Disc(R) system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions delivering cost effective, high quality and personalized user experiences to Internet-connected TVs. The […]
I love this Arduino (mini) wristwatch via Popgadget.
Mehrshad writes in– Today, we’re excited to announce the availability of BUGsound, BUGsoundthe first of the five BUGmodules we announced last month at CES. With a speaker, microphone, hardware stereo codecs and four 3.5-mm stereo jacks, you can use BUG to build your own portable music player, speakerphone, audio server and more. Priced at $99 […]
Open source hardware club ships Gumstix-based handheld – huh, sort of a build to order BugLabs… An open source hacker community has launched an online store to sell home-made gizmos, including a GPS-equipped baseboard (pictured) for the Linux-ready Gumstix Verdex processor module. GizmoForYou builds custom gadgets according to members suggestions, and sells the open-spec devices […]