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Apple Hacks |
 | Dirt Simple Office Supplies iPhone Stand
Holding your iPhone for hours while watching a movie can be an annoyance. Using five pencils and a few rubber bands, you can easily construct a makeshift iPhone stand. So easy a noob could do it. Not much of a hack, more of a... |
 | Unlock the iPhone 3G by Hardware Hacking
Previously you could unlock the iPhone 3G by installing simple jailbreak hacking software. That is, until Apple released the 2.2 software update. You could also buy a sim card adapter to unlock the iPhone but it tends to drain the... |
 | Apple Mouse Belt Buckle
I have an Apple Pro Mouse that stopped working. I thought I would tear it apart to see how it worked before I threw it away, at the very least I could salvage the LED from it. As I held it in my hand I realized it was the right size and shape to... |
 | Connecting a Mac Mini to a TV
This hack shows you how to connect a Mac Mini to your TV, thus giving you a lot more flexibility than you get from the Apple TV... |
 | DIY Project - Add LEDs to your Keyboard
I am a good-old Apple user in Japan. From the Apple IIe to this iBook and I used several computers made by Apple Computer Inc. I belong to Hokkaido Macintosh Users' Group from 11 years ago. The Swiki site of MUG activities is here. Thanks to kindly... |
 | Interal Bluetooth Steaming for your iPod
If you're like me, you've often asked yourself why Apple has not added native Bluetooth capability to their iPod line up. Even the iPhone only supports mono Bluetooth! So, I decided to add bluetooth to mine.
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 | Install OSX on any PC
Imagine if your next Mac cost you only $300, and ran faster than any G4 or G5 you've ever used.
That future may already be unfolding: Hackers have found a way to bypass a chip designed to prevent the Mac OS from running on non-Apple PCs, which are... |
 | Mac Game Cabinet
Our member - CalHunn - has been scratch building some great mac based MAME cabinets. His first one was a cocktail (pictured above) built from a Powerbook and using an I-PAC to interface with the arcade controls. The motherboard and hard drive are... |
 | Mobile Mac Mini
The first stage of our design was to layout all the parts we had at hand and then figure out what size and shape to make the robot.
In the end it was decided that the Mac Mini should sit in top of the robot so that the DVD slot and IR sensor was... |
 | Apple Remote stuffed in a NES Controller
Have a spare NES controller lying around (if not, you can get them dirt cheap on ebay) What are you waiting for, shove an Apple remote inside it! Attach a few leads from the Apple remote to the pins attached to the buttons on the NES controller.... |
