Here’s an open source bike computer using an old Palm… Bike Computer System for Palm OS. Provides detailed data views, logging to database, trip data estimation, trainer with Top 10 laps, graphical speedometer. Supports km/h and mph units. The wheel sensor is simply connected over RS232 or even IrDA. SourceForge.net: VeloAce – Link.
Gadgetbed from Mechanix Illustrated 1938, I like the swing out door with rotary phone… – Link.
Hackszine has a great round up of all the iPhone hackery that has begun… Hackers have been hard at work on the iPhone from a couple of angles. The iPhone restore image has been making the rounds, and hackers quickly discovered two disk images in it: one is a small ramdisk image (694-5259-38.dmg) that kickstarts […]
Asyn writes: I hate flowers. They’re expensive and they just die in a few days. That’s why this past Valentine’s Day I opted not to go with traditional flowers, rather I maniverated some LED flowers that not only look good, but last forever! They are easy to make and score big points with the woman […]
The Neuros OSD is a great linux based media player you can hack up to do all sorts of interesting things, the latest is a YouTube browser… Neuros announced today that it’s releasing a beta version of a YouTube browser for its award-winning Neuros OSD. With this release, the device can now be used to […]
There hasn’t been a lot to write about on the PSP homebrew and modding front for a bit, but this downgrader is pretty exciting. Now you can downgrade (which is like an upgrade) any PSP to play your own games and more… This downgrader is for v3.50 firmware, and includes a port of the Homebrew […]
Citizens might start wearing cameras to get better service, “watch the watchers” and use their cameras to document some of the travel nightmares we all seem to get trapped in to at times. David makes tiny cameras that mount on helmets for sports and he recently used one on a never-ending awful flight – go […]
