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HOW TO – Use the Kodak Wi-Fi Camera with Flickr

HOW TO – Use the Kodak Wi-Fi Camera with Flickr

Kodaktoflicksm-1The Kodak EasyShare-One is one of the first wi-fi (wireless) enabled digital cameras on the market. Take a photo, connect to a wireless hot spot, then transfer them or email them. Sounds good, right? Almost, except that you can’t really email the photos–they’re sent to Kodak’s EasyShare Gallery and the link is sent to that gallery. I use Flickr for all my photos, so here’s one (of many forthcoming) how-tos on using the Kodak wi-fi camera with Flickr and a Mac. It’s simple and works for me. Now I can send my photos to Flickr from anywhere.

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Sniff wireless video cameras with 2.4Ghz

Sniff wireless video cameras with 2.4Ghz

Although there have been a lot of projects that have used the 2.4 GHz signal to snoop on wireless cameras (such as Life a User’s Manual and the Radical Software Group’s “X-10-1”, Ben Gaulon’s (aka. Recyclism) “2.4GHz Project” is a nicely designed way of surveilling surveillance cameras. Check out more pics at the link below. […]

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Sensor squid relation game

Sensor squid relation game

My colleagues and I in the Arts, Media and Engineering program at Arizona State University are working on a wireless tangible interface object for collaboration, called the Sensor Squid. It’s basically an Arduino-controlled, Bluetooth communicating 6-foot plush cephalopod used to control a Max/MSP game about community-generated media. You can download the code, parts list, and […]

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