The 3Doodler is the first of it’s kind. It’s a pen, but not quite what you are thinking. As you normally would use a pen to write, instead of ink coming out of it you can “write” with plastic, and literally draw in 3D form to create abstract art or even complex designs.
I must admit, this is a really cool idea (pun intended!). Anyone that lives in an area where it gets cold enough in the winter to have to wear winter gloves knows handling your smartphone is no easy task. Since most mobile devices are touchscreens, we all know gloves and mobile devices don’t play well together.
I’m not sure what I am more excited about in this new Kickstarter project, the iExpander. There are two amazing features that come with this accessory to your iPhone that will make your iPhone all the more better.
The ever popular photo sharing app Instagram is awesome, but only being able to view it on your mobile device can at times seem monotonous. I’ve talked about different ways to view Instagram photos outside of your mobile device in the past, and even Instagram has hinted at bringing photos and profiles to the web. But a Kickstarter project called Instacube is a new fun way to view Instagram outside of your mobile devices.
It’s a fair statement to say that during the day, for iPhone users your battery will run low at at some point, and you will need to plug in your phone with the charger and cable to get some much needed juice to your device. However, carrying around your cable is bulky and a pain, especially for guys.
Most geeks have some sort of toy accessory by their computer. Maybe it’s a robot, gadget or some sort of knick knack, and they are cute, but wouldn’t it be neat to have something that has personality and a life of it’s own?
If you think it would be impossible to turn a banana into a piano, you may want to think again. Or maybe try turning Play-doh into a game controller, and being able to actually play a game with it? The possibilities are endless with this new amazing and fun invention kit called Makey Makey.
Maybe you are going out on a night on the town with a small dress and no pockets, where do you put your iPhone? Or for that matter, how about lipstick or your ID and credit card? Two students thought about this and got tired of lugging around a purse for a night out, so they created the JoeyBra.
The first thing I think of when I see the JuiceTank is that it’s a nice conceptual idea. The JuiceTank is a iPhone case and a charger, all rolled into one. It’s the first of it’s kind, and does away with the wire for the current iPhone charger.
If you are into Role Playing Games and like that old school Final Fantasy slash Zelda-esque type of game, then you should enjoy this Japanese style RPG called Americana Dawn. The game is a historical fantasy that takes place in the 18th Century during the French and Indian War revolution which has a very detailed story line and features.
Owning an iPhone can be a precipitous situation if you ever break your phone, because Apple doesn’t offer repairs or replacements if it’s damaged. The iPhone is basically a micro-computer in your pocket, so taking care of it and not breaking it is always important.
Here is some inspiration for 2012 to help you get coding. It comes by the way of Fake Grimlock, who is your friendly giant robot dinosaur that likes to write code and also makes kickass posters which are available for purchase via his Kickstarter page.
SkyLight is a project by Tess and Andy where a simple accessory will allow you to connect your smart phone to a microscope. The benefit is that you instantly connect the microscope to the world with smart devices.
This may be one of the best hacks to date. Called Project Black Mirror, Ollie and Josh who are a couple of hackers have created proof of concept and have a working prototype of a Siri hack that will read your mind.
In this exclusive video, you will see President Obama give us “hope” again with his web savvy ways in a new Kickstarter project to help solve the debt crisis.
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