I’m playing around with an iPhone 4 “testing” DIY chargers (next version of the MintyBoost “may” or “may not” support the latest iPhones, not sure yet) – it’s a solid phone, enjoying it so far. Today iMovie for iPhone 4 was released so I filmed this quick HD video, edited it and sent it to […]
We love our friends at iFixit.com, but we have to admit, they may be slightly off their nut. Witness this email we just got from them: We went to extreme lengths to acquire the iPhone 4. Kyle flew to Japan, expecting to take advantage of the 16-hour time difference. He had his camping gear all […]
Taking on the unique challenge of getting a 9.7-inch IPS display to walk upright, maker Terasaki-san modified an earlier design for a walking iPhone robot and adjusted for the iPad’s larger dimensions.
Looking for a quick way to prop up a tablet? This novel approach from Toronto area developer Phil Tucker will have you consuming in as little as 30 seconds.
There’s not much to it, but this suction cup iPhone stand Max Rudberg made sure looks like it could take the wear and tear of being on the road. I usually take these things for granted. That is, until I’m up in the air trying to find something to prop my mobile up with.
This proof-of-concept from DS_Labs hints at a what could be possible with a mobile physical-digital interface using a knob to control Google Earth.
You don’t need that iPhone pocket fan, but it’s nice to know it’s available if I wanted to get one. Same goes for laser pointer, thermometer, ECG receiver, condenser mic, stethoscope, and all the other wonderfully fun stuff available at hmb-tec.de.
