Ever wondered what your daughter or son is doing upstairs in her/his bedroom? How do you know if they are actually doing homework or browsing online something they shouldn’t be?
Well, here’s a simple spy DIY wifi-sniffin’ photo frame you can make using a free linux program called Driftnet, which sniffs images being surfed via an open network. You could even use just a regular linux box too.
Although digital photo frames are now officially “in” there’s still merits to having a traditional, regular photo frame. Well, why not spice up your photo frames with LEDs so they shine at night, sorta like what you find at bars and whatnot?
Photos are nice to have on the wall or on the tables. I thought it would be nice to build LEDs into a photo frame so you will be able to see the photo in the dark as well.
I think this would make for a great stylish, photo frame that will certainly add some coolness to your home bar or entertainment room.
Alan from HackedGadgets has been one of my long-time friends, now like 3+ years. Anyways, here’s some cool hacks from HackedGadgets this week that you might have missed:
All-in-One Photo Frame Photo Printer!
Prinics, a company based out of South Korea, has just announced their new All-in-One Photo Frame Photo Printer that lets you view your photos and print them at the same time.
It looks very promising but hard to tell when we will be able to get our hands on one in the States.
Stacking of printed photographs (max. 12 photographs) Super easy way of cartridge replacement from the side Convenient use of memory card and memory
