“iResistors” is a handy iPhone application for any maker with an iPhone. The free app lets you drag your finger across the color bars to pick the right color combination of the resistor in question. Pretty handy if you are not near the Internet and you need to check your values. iResistors
A clever rendition of Kraftwerk’s Pocket Calculator using an iPhone, Korg DS-10, and Stylophone. [via Matrixsynth]
Leisuresonic via BBG.
Control a RC car with an iPhone!
The RjDj music generator software uses sensor data collected through your iPhone’s mic, accelerometer, etc to alter its audible output. The way in which it uses this data is determined by the particular ‘scene’ loaded – one scene uses ambient noise levels to modify a simple melody, while another triggers breakbeats via movement. I’m guessing […]
This is cool, someone did some real testing on the iPhone 3g vs Sony and Nokia phones… via DF.
Todd Barnes at Toughturtle has some interesting web apps for the iPhone, including the often breathtaking Nasa Image of the Day.
