Review: Marware Axis and MicroShell Folio iPad mini cases | 9to5Mac
Marware, one of the leading accessory makers for Apple’s mobile devices, has sent us two of their latest iPad mini cases for review. Both cases are unique in their own right, but both are built with versatility and quality …
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Handy.
Posted on December 6, 2012 by RobotGrrl
Last night was the final countdown for the RoboBrrd Indiegogo campaign, we surpassed our stretch goal!
Big thanks to all the new and old friends of RoboBrrd, for backing the project and/or spreading the word!
We will be keeping everyone in the …
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That's one amazing robot!
From Discovery Bad Astronomy Blog
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Finally getting around to turning on iTunes match. I only have about 4,000 songs in my library. It will be interesting to see how many match their database.
For the past years, Apple has been showcasing the educational advantages of devices like Macs, iPhones and iPods on its Apple in Education website. Since the introduction of the iPad in 2010, however, the company has been making an effort to position the device as the best tool now available …
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Turn your iPhone or iPad into the hub of a distributed sensor network with the help of an Arduino microcontroller. For Objective-C programmers who like to experiment, Alasdair Allan's new video and related ebook explain the …
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Sounds like they will need a lot of robots!
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Hmmm... getting closer and closer to mainstream.
3D printing is here is is already changing how we think about manufacturing. The custom, one-up, goods industry is ready to explode!
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I still like the idea of STEM including Art (STEAM). I have a degree in computer science and have worked in large aerospace companies for 25 years and every day I wished that more people understand the fundamentals of art and how it impacts humans. We could …
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We are going to use this for the Boy Scout Robotics Merit Badge!
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[STEM is one of those edu-acronyms that gets tossed out at large conferences, as models for new innovative schools, and a “catch all” for science and math stuff lately, yet it still seems to mystify many teachers. An informal poll of teachers in my district revealed that …
Here is a short program that demonstrates using Processing.js. It is all built into modern browsers, no plug-ins required.
Check out this website I found at oldcomputermuseum.com
This takes me back. What a collection. I've owned hundreds of computers over the years. I wonder if I could think of them all.