For those of you who have cracked LCD screens on their digital cameras, you might be interested to know that there is a way to replace the LCD on your digital camera yourself. Although I don’t recommend this route and probably will void any kind of warranty, if you are circuit-inclined, you might want to try it out. Especially if it’s going to cost more than the cost of the digital camera itself, this might be a viable option.
While hiking in Moab, I, like many others before me, disc
In the last year or so, 20% of all damaged iPhones in the world have FAILED due to the cracking of its screens. Even Nintendo has added a protective silicon cover for their Wiimotes since they have been crackin’ up HDTVs like it’s no big thang. Well, Apple better do something and put some protective iPhone covers as default otherwise they may be cheating the consumers. (to buy new iPhones!)
Even my Blackberry has been dropped about 50 times in the last 2 years and no screen has broken. Perhaps, iPhone design is great for touch but not so much for insurance against c
Here’s a quick and dirty iPhone/iPod Touch hack for making your own iPhone/iPod Touch stylus using snap fasteners and dental floss as ingredients.
Most standard stylus pens won’t work with Apple’s capacitive screens, but this model seems to use the conductivity and flexibility of a snap fastener bound with dental floss to get the right feel and connection. Feel free to correct our thumbnail circuit punditry, but first check out the simple, cheap building of an iPhone stylus:
Yo, here’s cake to celebrate your anniversary with internet dating cake, that is if you’ve met your lover online.
This couple decided to take the advent of their Internet-meeting and eventual wedding to the ultimate level by baking two laptop-shaped wedding cakes, attaching their profiles to the screens, and even connecting them together with a candy ethernet cable with hearts on the plugs. Pretty “sweet” way to proclaim your digital love.
Sony is accelerating their production of larger OLED TVs.
Why?
OLED TVs are obviously better than traditional TVs due to their lower power while high output, meaning brighter, better pictures. There’s also Samsung, who is working on their own OLED TVs.
The question will remain which big TV manufacturer will win the race. The competition might be all too good for consumers and we should expect to be able to buy a 102″ OLED TV for around $2000 in the next couple years.
According to a Sony report straight from its Ja
Here’s an interesting concept of how Tennis could change in the future. I like the knee pads the most, that’s very futuristic since Tennis players should now be able to jump w/o fearing a fall.
For its 75th anniversary, sporting goods purveyor Lacoste decided to peek another 75 years into the future, imagining what the face of tennis would look like in 2083. And, what’d’ya know? It’s covere
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