UI Stencils sells these nifty stencils, which allow you to map out on paper how your application will look. Currently they offer iPhone, iPad and website stencils, along with pads of regular paper and Post-Its that simulate the device’s screen and bezel.
Maker Benjamin Blundell built a DIY iPhone RFID reader and documented the process on his website.
Love this whimsical iPhone stand made out of forks and spoons. [via ManMade] Forked Up Art More: All of the iPhone stands on MAKE
People shoot pretty impressive video using smartphones. There’s even been some rather ingenious hardware solutions developed to improve the fact that you’re still shooting video with a smartphone. When I ran across this iPhone image stabilizer (original Japanese) I was impressed with how well it seems to perform. In order to save the viewer a little time I’ve skipped ahead to a decent spot in the video.
The project description for this iPhone stabilizer is in Japanese but as usual you can rely on Google Translate’s garbled assistance. The site’s great diagrams and photos, however, need no translation! [thanks, recombu!]
In this video robotics student Robert Stephenson demonstrates an iPhone app he wrote to wirelessly control his Hexapod robot.
Maker Thomas Spaans built this rugged looking high-end portable iPod amplifier into a military ammo box. Housing two 70-watt amplifiers and woven kevlar speaker, the A-Box is as aggressive as it looks.
