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USB Projects Hacks |
 | Patriotic USB Powered American Flag
Happy 4th of July from HacknMod! Here's a quick, simple project for your 4th of July celebration: a computer playing the anthem along with a flying American flag illuminated and powered via USB. The setup is simple and easy to put together. The... |
 | 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... |
 | Outstanding Uses for your Old USB Drives
With 8GB sticks coming out for less than $20, it's no wonder why our old 128mb sticks have been stuffed away in drawers, never to me used again. Learn to resurrect your old USBs and make them into a physical "key" for your computer, portable... |
 | How to Hack and get Free PayPerView in Hotels
You're stuck at a hotel, there's nothing on TV and you don't want to fork over the $10 to watch a PPV movie. Learn to bypass the hotel's charges by routing the TV signal through WinTV, a device which routes the incoming video signal to your... |
 | Run Windows XP from a USB Drive
Learn step by step how to simply run XP from your USB Drive. Basically, download a file, click agree, next, next, finish, and wallah! XP via... |
 | Build your own USB Thumbdrive
In this article I will walk you through Project: Make a USB drive from conception to finished product. Step by detailed step. No detail spared. So in-depth you'll need a fricking... |
 | Make a USB Mini Fridge
Now that we're seeing those 12 volt camper coolers turning up at garage sales and thrift stores (I found one for $2.50), here's a neat little idea for turning it into a customizable mini-fridge powered by a USB port!... |
 | Make a Glowing USB Turtle
Take any transparent figure, drill a hole in it, stick an LED inside, and POOF - the perfect cheap n easy LED Charm or Christmas... |
 | Cornell University Microcontroller Projects
Students at Cornell University were given the responsibility of choosing, designing and building a microcontroller project. This year's projects include laser pong, an air guitar, an evolving
neural robot, and a USB host controller.
During the... |
 | Flashing LED for your spare USB
Easily place a small LED in your spare usb drive to make it blink. Why, you ask? Well...Why... |
