January 18, 2012
Here is a new hack I’m sure gamer geeks will love: an NES controller used to control arcade games on the iPad. Paul Rickards modified the NES controller and made it work on the iCade iPad games. I thought about something like this before but I now nothing about hardware so thank you Rickards. Read more
January 16, 2012
I’d understand if your controller would look something like this: a bloody Xbox 360 controller. After hours and days of playing, your hand is bound to bleed and leave blood marks. But then this is just a mod of course, designed by ProModz. Read more
January 2, 2012
You know those ancient, clunky, devices that mimic the modern day keyboards? If not, then this Chromatic Typewriter may introduce you to that device, only this time with a different use. Washington-based artist Tyree Callahan has re-imagined the typewriter, from typing blocks of text into Read more
ads
January 2, 2012
For under $100, you can have your own boombox made from plywood. Of course, that is, if you know how MIT student Matt Keeter did it for his final project. Read more
December 19, 2011
I’ve always loved the glowing Apple logo on MacBooks I wish Apple brings it to the iPhone. But since I know it won’t happen soon, I might give in to modding it as some retailer did. Read more
December 15, 2011
ads
December 6, 2011
November 29, 2011
Technology is getting increasingly more advanced as the years go by. Here’s a good example; Brandon Fiquett, the developer for Siri of the iPhone 4S, has managed to hack the system to start his car via the smartphone. His car was fitted with a Viper Smart Start System which allows the smartphone to control the ignition system. So he just simply says start and the engine does just that.
November 22, 2011
I told you almost everything can be hacked today. The latest of which is the Samsung Series 7 tablet hacked to run Mac OS X Lion. We didn’t see this one coming but it actually happened. Read more
ads
November 21, 2011
Those moments you spend waiting for the left-overs from last night’s dinner party will never be dull again. With this hack from University of Pennsylvania PennApps hackathon, a TouchPad, a microwave and bit of Arduino, you can now watch videos timed exactly as how long it would take your meal to heat up. Rebecca Black, Justin Bieber, double rainbows – heating food will never be the same again. Read more
Other MomentiNET websites powered by MomentiMedia:
Copyright © 2012 TechFever Network · A MomentiMedia publication
