HOW TO – Carry cooler box speakers
Here’s how to turn an old cooler into a boom box! – Link.
iPod
HOW TO – iPod Shuffle keychain cap on the cheap
JimK didn’t want to pay a lot for a keyring cap for his shuffle, so he made his own, he writes – “I recently picked up two refurbished iPod Shuffles from Apple. They’re selling them cheap now that the new model is out. They seem to be sold out of the 512MB model for $29, […]
Homemade USB cable for the new iPod shuffle
Nicolas built a USB-Cable for the new super-tiny iPod shuffle. Pinout and pictures here… – Link & translated page. Related: Homemade iPod accessories, mods and more… – Link.
HOW TO – Make an iPod Shuffle Gen 2 (new one!) travel case
Betoldi shows you how to make a simple case for that new tiny iPod shuffle from the Apple headphone cases – “Ok, this will only work for some people as it requires you to own a pair Apple in-ear headphones to use their case. I wouldnt recomend buying some just for the case couse they […]
iPodLinux contribution contest
The Linux on iPod developer blog just posted about their new contest… – “Hooray! The first iPodLinux Contribution Contest has started! Contribute something cool for podzilla2 or a standalone application for iPodLinux and win prizes! This is running starting today (November 1st) through early January 2007. The goal of this project is to get everyone […]
HOW TO – Build a solar iPod charger
Here’s a pretty simple DIY solar iPod charger from “M”@ yosemiteoutside.com – “I looked everywhere for a lightweight solar iPod charger. Nothing fancy, just something I could attach to the top of my backpack. I couldn’t find one anywhere, I couldn’t even find instructions on how to build one. So, I set about building one […]
Linux On iPod – TZX (ZX Spectrum cassette image) support
Matthew Westcott has a rad hack for Podzilla, he writes – “For those who don’t know, the ZX Spectrum was a 1980s home computer (very popular in the UK) for which software was commonly distributed on ordinary audio cassettes. These would contain several minutes of modem-like beeps and squeals that would assemble themselves into programs […]
