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3-D Printers Make Manufacturing Accessible
3-D printers can take blobs of plastic and shape them into almost any object you desire. Now, thanks to open source hardware designs and enthusiastic do-it-yourselfers, these printers are increasingly...
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Robotic Spider Melds Legos and 3-D Printing
Lego’s programmable robotics set Mindstorms is a fun toy for computing enthusiasts but if you really want to take it to the next level, check out Mark Weller’s project. Weller, a machinist and...
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Laptopogram: Photo-Paper Exposed by Computer Screen
Laptopogram. An old-new name for a marriage of ancient and modern technology. It works like this: take a piece of photo-sensitive paper (if you can find a darkroom supply store that is still trading),...
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Pogoplug Update Lets You Print With an E-mail
The Pogoplug got an update this week that will let you, with an e-mail from any computer or mobile device, print a document on any printer you have connected with a Pogoplug. The Pogoplug’s simplest...
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Google ‘Cloud Print’ Links iOS or Android to Any Printer
Google’s Cloud Print is now live, and you can print directly from your Android or iOS device to any printer you might have lying around. Right now, you can see the new feature by going to Gmail and...
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Skin Pentax’s Pocket Camera With Your Own Photos
Pentax’s Optio RS1500 is more noticeable for its looks that what is going on inside, but still, for $150 it is a pretty decent pocket cam, with a three-inch LCD, a 14 megapixel sensor, 27.5-100mm (35mm...
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Postagram Prints, Mails Instagram Photos
Instagram is pretty cool if you have an iOS device. The community photo-sharing service can be browsed through the official app (still the only way to actually upload photos) or viewed with various...
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Cover Your Fridge with Instagram Pics
Share your Instagram photos on your fridge using the power of magnets.
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