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 | How to: Run Google's Android on Your PC
Not content to wait for Google's Chrome OS computers, this hacker decided to hack Google's Android OS to be able to run it on his PC. Unlike a few other examples of Android running on a PC, this project is complete with simple instructions so we... |
 | Three Epic New Ways to use Old USB Drives
What self-respecting geek doesn't have at least a few old flash drives laying around? We've covered some USB repurposing projects in the past, but here are three new ones using USB versions of XBMC and ChromeOS. So! Don't let your old USB drives... |
 | Add Internet to your Arduino (for half the price!)
Imagine being able to control your Arduino projects from anywhere... Yes, this is possible by simply adding an ethernet shield to your Arduino, but you'd have to sacrifice the programming board. Instead of sacrificing the entire Arduino, just... |
 | Power USB Gadgets with your Bike!
With more and more gadgets coming out every day that utilize USB for charging, it's almost necessary to have a USB port available at all times. This DIYer decided to create a 5V generator using his bike and a modified USB car charger. The 5V USB... |
 | Turn an Old Router Into a Wi-Fi Repeater
Hackers love the Linksys WRT54G router because you can re-write it's firmware and unleash it's true powers (the fact that they are only $30 on eBay doesn't hurt either. This time, you can stream your Wifi signal across every corner of the house... |
 | How to Hack Electronic Road Signs
No doubt you've seen plenty of these electronic road signs. Turns out many of them are left unsecured and easily hackable. Inside is a standard keypad which is dirt simple to reprogram. Note: this is for informational purposes... |
 | Nerf Machine Gun Rapid Fire Hack
Learn to hack a top of the line Nerf Vulcan machine gun, gut it's innards, install rapid fire circuitry, and even learn to give it a fantastic paint job.   They have detailed pictures and video to guide you through the build... |
