Cool Hunting’s Jacob Resneck writes: Brooklyn’s CompleteTechnique recently unveiled a line of jewelry pieces that take the aesthetic of urban audio to a new level. New to the collection, the range of iPod shaped pendants, or for a more classic look, Sony Walkman cassette players, elevate devices to objects of adulation. They also make bracelets […]
This weekend while walking down Mill Avenue in Tempe, AZ, I saw an interesting sight. The sidewalk is made of bricks, but one of them was glowing. Upon closer inspection, it appeared one brick had been removed and replaced with an acrylic box containing a light source, which was backlighting a drawing on the inside […]
The Chumby is an open source squeezable, Wi-Fi bean-bag computer. It’s fun, cute, and huggable. You can use it to view photos in bed or a recipe in the kitchen. What’s more is that it has a community of developers working on its applications, so it’s always improving. And it’s finally for sale (if you […]
Steven Leckart for Cool Tools writes: An avid scrapbooker in our family vehemently recommended these acid-free pens about five years ago. Ever since, we’ve used them to label all of our albums and prints, both new and old. If you’re going to take enough care to use an acid-free album or you plan to send […]
Gareth at MAKE points us to this awesome Halloween project: As Hacked Gadgets says, you probably won’t have time to create this amazing LED hat for this Halloween, but if you start soldering now, you might have it done for next Halloween, or if you hurry, next Mardi Gras. The results look worth the effort. […]
Another Dr. Who reference, but this time I got my facts straight before I posted. Evil Mad Scientist has posted a how to for creating your very own robotic Dalek Halloween pumpkin. [via] Link.
Designer Shi Yuan experiments with heat sensitive wallpaper. The design changes based on temperature like the blooming flowers near the radiator in the above picture. [via] Link.
