AT&T is expecting traffic to increase tenfold with the presumed release of the next iteration of the iPhone this summer, and is expanding and improving their wireless network to handle the added stress with ease.
DemoGod displays your iPhone’s screen live on your Mac over WiFi, so you can show off your awesome new fart app (if you’re cool) or your impressive, profitable new project (if you’re a productive weirdo).
As predicted by Battlestar Galactica, machines are beginning their takeover. An elderly woman in Cornwall, England was seated peacefully on her supposedly-helpful scooter when the iron-hearted machine forcefully drove her onto a highway without permission.
Instructables has a great hack to turn an old Power Glove, that triumph of silliness, into an Arduino-controlled, Bluetooth-and-accelerometer-sporting modern peripheral.
Our favourite electronics aren’t always the easiest items to recycle, but Wired took a tour of a factory where they’re stripped down to their essential parts so manufacturers can reuse the good bits.
Using VNC, you can log into your home computer from any machine in the world with web access (including your iPhone) to access files, schedule downloads, and tons more. Here’s how.
The fondant-wielding wizards at Ace of Cakes created this huge replica of a Nikon D60 DSLR for a photographer’s birthday party. Way to stick it to all those upstart amateurs, Charm City Cakes.
