Arduino Binary Die
After buying a Nanode (an Arduino-compatible board with ethernet built-in) last weekend, we've been trying to work it out by making a couple of simple examples, the 'Binary Dice' is the first one with input and outputs.
no comments yetGoogle+ Idea: Control your Circles with Orbits
I had an idea for Google+, inspired by Robert Scoble, so I thought I'd illustrate it properly.
A year in the life of a jet-setting innovator
I've been flying around for the last year in aid of my latest project, and I just realised I hadn't documented any of it, so here goes...
Installing Xubuntu Lucid on a Viglen MPC-L
Installing Xubuntu on a Viglen MPC-L isn't easy, and what we had to do didn't follow exactly the guide we used, so here's the differences.
If I Designed It - Android Browser
The start of (hopefully) a series of posts describing little user experience/design tweaks I'd make for different objects/applications/services. Starting with the Android browser and Google login
Android App: Conference Call Dialer
After a week of my first android application being in the Market, an introduction to the app itself.
Experiences coding for Android
Having had a Nexus One for about a month, I've just released my first small application and now I'm reflecting on the experience.
Paying customers not enough for CounterPath
CounterPath, developers of the X-Lite Voice-over-IP client announced on their forum that just having paid for their software wasn't enough to make them add a necessary, small feature.
The Nokia fork in the road
I've been a Nokia user since around 2000, Nokia fan since 2003, Nokia(ish) employee since 2004, and now I seem to have reached the fork in the road with their devices.
Energy consumption monitoring with Vera
Having purchased a Current Cost home energy monitor, finally I've gotten round to ordering the USB cable, so I can see how it works with Vera.
