How to use an atmega168 as a standalone Arduino with just two extra components.

They’re using unique tamper-resistant screw heads to make it harder for users to make their own repairs and modifications.

Cheap hardware entropy generator.

An open-source, cross-platform software tool that ‘allows users to document their Arduino and other electronic-based prototypes, and to create a PCB layout for manufacturing.’

The Tux Droid is the Nabaztag's slightly less pretty open source cousin.

Mac mini in an old 512 kB Macintosh, with the original keyboard and mouse. Neat hack.

Would go nicely with my Eee PC.

3D printer using sugar!

A marketplace for getting your stuff manufactured.

Tiny portable mobile phone jammer.

Reverse-engineering the communications protocol.

A computer in a wall socket. That's what I call pervasive computing.

The internet's largest free collection of connector pinouts and cable descriptions, it claims.

A cheap handheld Linux device complete with SDK.

A multiple-button mouse from Apple? Surely this portends the coming of the End Times.

Low-end Pizza-box Macs to come?