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[webnhance.com] BUG Labs WiFi Release: DIY Web-Enabled Gadgets for All | webnhance.com: Best known for its Lego-like hardware blocks, BUG offers users a set of programmable modules to develop DIY gadgets. What makes this so groundbreaking is the fact that the company is offering one of the first-ever open source WiFi hardware solutions.

[We Love Crowds] We Love Crowds » BUG Labs WiFi Release: DIY Web-Enabled Gadgets ...: CEO Peter Semmelhack noted that BUGbase's WiFi has taken a year to launch with significant hardware, software and regulatory struggles to overcome. Nevertheless, the results are a triumph for the entire open source community.

[Spin Valley Post] BUG Labs WiFi Release: DIY Web-Enabled Gadgets for All | Spin ...: buglabs_wifi_sept09.jpg Have you ever wanted to build a better web cam, GPS device or web video pet monitoring service?

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[Techkicker.com] BUG Labs WiFi Release: DIY Web-Enabled Gadgets for All ...: Have you ever wanted to build a better web cam, GPS device or web video pet monitoring service? Well you just might get your chance.

[Gadgetspy] Asus EEE PC DIY Carputer | Gadgetspy: This year has seen an explosion in tiny web book PCs available for a few hundred quid. Now why not make use of the tiny power in your car with a DIY “carputer”!

[JustAboutEverythingYouCanThinkOf-Blog] Information About Mitsubishi HDTV Receiver Or Alternative Brands: Nowadays having this kind of technology built into gadgets we tend to cart with us every where we go is standard. It is the way technology has allowed us to be, and the moment it isn’t available it would seem that the sky is falling for some;

[Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog] iPhone Controlled Mazda RX-8 - Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog: "The car’s webserver provides a password-protected web interface optimised for full-screen display on an iPod Touch or iPhone running the SOPOD full-screen browser. The web interface has three screens: 1) Control, which provides a top-down view of the car with buttons for start, stop, lock, unlock, accessory power, and boot release;

[MAKE Magazine] Make: Online : DIY GPS tracking with Mologogo - review: Earlier, we posted about the DIY cheap GPS tracking service Mologogo, you can get a cheap $60 pre-paid boost mobile phone, register on the site, download a Java app and you're pretty much done. Project: DIY Drawer Organizer Organize your kitchen utensils and gadgets with this custom made plexiglass drawer organizer.

[Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog] AVR Ethernet Weather Station - Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog: We did something similar with a web interface to a radio repeater we built. It was just a regular computer, and not an embedded webserver, but it is definitely the same school of though.

[MAKE Magazine] Make: Online : HOW TO GPS Tag Photos: Flickr, Mappr, Google Earth....: For my example, I kept the photos of the GPS (the location of the photos taken) on my hard drive, and just uploaded the photos I took of the actual places. For each photo, I've tagged where they were taken with the lat and lon, if you need to look up the addresses via Google you can do that now, or read them off your GPS photos like I did.

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