Gigantic White iPhone 4 Table
In what may seem like a prop from the remake of the Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, Benjamin Bachmeier’s “iTableous” tabletop display packs an internal PC inside an over-sized white iPhone 4 case.
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NASA’s Smartphone-Powered SPHERES Robots
NASA recently upgraded their Synchronized Position Hold, Engage, Reorient, Experimental Satellites (SPHERES) with Nexus S smartphones running Android. The upgrade add the intelligence and hardware needed for units to become remotely operated robots.
Android Powered Robot Tank
The smartphones NASA uses on missions to conduct experiments are the same smartphones that can be used to control your next hobby robotics project. Android robotics enthusiast, Tamlyn, used a IOIO board and a reclaimed RC tank chassis to create this Android powered robot tank.
Makey Awards 2011 Nominee 10: Motorola Atrix 4G, “Most Repair-Friendly”
Motorola’s high-end Atrix 4G Android smartphone swept the awards at CES 2011, where it was introduced, taking home media awards from CrunchGear, IGN, Laptop Magazine, Maximum PC, MSN, Notebooks.com, Popular Mechanics, and Popular Science, as well as CNET’s prestigious Best of CES 2011 in the “Smartphones” category. At the time it was introduced, the Atrix was the most powerful smartphone on the market.
World’s Largest Stop-Motion Animation
Gulp, the world’s largest stop-motion animation, was shot using a crane-mounted array of three Nokia N8 smartphones on location at Pendine Beach in South Wales by Sumo Science at Aardman. Capturing the record breaking 11,000 square foot set was a piece of cake for the N8’s 12 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics.
Snazzy Wood iPhone Case with Matching Stand
If you’re not into the whole stainless steel and glass look of your iPhone 4, you can encase your cold sharp handset in this warm soft wooden case from Etsy user kencheng88. Available in maple and rosewood, each case comes with a matching stand.
RC Android Logo from Trash Can
Check out this faithful reproduction of the Android logo made from an old trash can. The arms are articulated, the eyes are LEDs, and it runs on USB rechargeable batteries.
