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31
Jan
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APK puts Windows 95, 98 and XP, plus Linux on the EVO 3D

And here you thought Microsoft bringing Windows 8 to ARM was big news. Turns out, a member of the xda-developers forum has managed to make an APK that puts a variety of Redmond’s x86 operating systems on the HTC EVO 3D and its 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon silicon — Windows 95, 98, XP and even your favorite flavor of Linux are all available for the three dee -equipped handset. All you need to do is install the Bochs Pentium emulator APK and the OS disk image of your choice, modify a couple files, and you’ll be doing yesteryear’s desktop computing on a handheld in no time

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APK puts Windows 95, 98 and XP, plus Linux on the EVO 3D

27
Jan
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The Love Box is an analog video mixer, house of mirrors for your iPhone (video)

There’s something romantic about hacking the iPhone , especially when it means finding ways to personalize the massively popular handset. Apps like Instagram may help you realize artistic talent, but software just doesn’t get those creative juices flowing like an old-fashioned piece of hardware can. Despite its taboo-sounding name, The Love Box isn’t an adult toy in the traditional sense, instead serving as an analog video (and stills) mixer for your iPhone 4 or 4S.

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The Love Box is an analog video mixer, house of mirrors for your iPhone (video)

26
Jan
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Open source controller framework lets you add the finishing touch

There are plenty of off-the-shelf controllers out there, but what if you fancy something a little more…

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Open source controller framework lets you add the finishing touch

20
Jan
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Whited00r lets you install iOS 5 look-alike on old-gen iPhones and iPod Touches

If you’re still rockin’ an ancient iPhone or iPod Touch and are fed up with friends teasing you at every chance with their new-style multitasking and reminder features, we’ve got some good news for you. A new software, dubbed Whited00r, will let you install portions of iOS 5 on the first two generations of the iPod Touch, iPhone 3G and even your O.G. iPhone

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Whited00r lets you install iOS 5 look-alike on old-gen iPhones and iPod Touches

9
Jan
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Android-style FaceUnlock ported to iOS (video)

Just because it’s CES doesn’t mean that other amazing innovations aren’t going on elsewhere. We’ve spotted this video of an app being built (from scratch) for iOS that duplicates the FaceUnlock technology we know and love on Android 4.0

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Android-style FaceUnlock ported to iOS (video)

1
Jan
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iOS apps shown running on Apple TV at 720p in new video demo

We’ve seen a jailbroken Apple TV running iOS apps but admittedly, the last demo we were treated to was brief, dimly lit and light on commentary. Now, the developers behind the Apple TV MobileX project are back with a longer, more explanatory video, and this time you can see apps like Facebook, YouTube, Safari and Maps running at 720p resolution. As you can see, the hack generally runs smoothly, though the dev narrating the video is quick to admit that certain apps such as Safari are sluggish due to the fact that he’s using VNC instead of a direct input method like a remote or mouse and keyboard

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iOS apps shown running on Apple TV at 720p in new video demo

29
Dec
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MIT scholar builds a self-balancing unicycle to roll fast and furious around campus (video)

Sure, we’ve shown you the goofy SBU v2.0 unicycle , but what’s better than a glorious DIY project? MIT student Stephan Boyer has built his own electrical uni-ride, which he’s dubbing the “Bullet.” The single-wheel transporter packs a custom MIG-welded steel body, two 7Ah 12-volt batteries, an ATmega328 chip and a 450-watt electric motor. While the Bullet isn’t the speediest of solowheel demons (15mph max), it’s on par with its $25,000 Ryno Motors counterpart

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MIT scholar builds a self-balancing unicycle to roll fast and furious around campus (video)

26
Dec
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WindowBreak Project seeks universal developer unlock tool for Windows Phone (video)

The developer known as Jaxbot is becoming quite familiar around these parts, who’s known for bringing instant app resuming and multitasking to Windows Phone — long before these features had gone mainstream.

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20
Dec
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Nook Tablet update closes sideloading loophole, lacks holiday spirit

Remember all that extra functionality your Nook Tablet used to have? Well, that’s what memories are there for

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Nook Tablet update closes sideloading loophole, lacks holiday spirit

20
Dec
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Team Win Recovery Project 2.0 goes gold, tells your volume rocker to kiss off

It took a little longer than we would have hoped, or initially anticipated, but Team Win Recovery Project 2.0 is finally here and ready for mass consumption.

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Team Win Recovery Project 2.0 goes gold, tells your volume rocker to kiss off