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Iphone Hacks |
 | POV iPhone App Writes Messages in Midair
We've seen plenty of persistence of vision (POV) projects using LEDs but this is the first non-LED version we've seen. The new Light Writer app allows you to write messages or display clipart when you wave your arm through the air. Check out some... |
 | iPhone Controlled USB Missile Launcher
By hacking the fantastic USB missile launcher, this modder can control his missile attacks remotely with his iPhone. The video above demonstrates the functionality and you can learn more about the project, grab the code, and build your own remote... |
 | iPhone App Easily Solves the Rubix Cube
By simply analyzing a picture of each side of the cube, the iPhone application "CubeCheater" will walk you through solving the cube's puzzle. Of course, it takes the fun out of the legendary cube but the ingeinuity of the app is... |
 | 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... |
 | How to Unlock the iPhone 3G
The iPhone dev team released their new app which unlocks the iPhone 3G for use on T-Mobile and many other networks. A far easier way to achieve wireless freedom than by hardware hacking where you'd have to remove and reprogram a chip.
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 | Use the Wii and iPhone to Control an RC car
This fantastic video demonstrates the use of the wiimote, wii balance board, and iPhone to control an RC car. For data transmission, an Arduino is used to communicate between devices. Learn how to do this yourself in a future post -... |
 | 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... |
 | RC Car Controlled Via the Web
Strap on a standard Linksys router to an RC car and you can wirelessly control it through the web from up to 1640 feet away. It's also equipt with a webcam and operates through a brain comprised of PIC microcontrollers or the Arduino's... |
 | DIY iPhone Controlled RC Car
Combine the power of the Arduino with the iPhone and you're bound to end up with an outstanding project. Learn how to control an RC car using the multitouch and tilt sensing features of the iPhone.
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 | 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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