The Curious Technologist
How to make a NES Classic clone with a Raspberry Pi – Gary explains
Gary Sims has put together a guide on building a Nintendo clone out of a Raspberry Pi; have one laying around? Here's a way to put it to use if you didn't get your hands on the NES Classic Edition before Nintendo killed its short lifespan. Read Gary's guide...
Wink promises home security with its $119 smart bulb bundle
Wink makes it easier to automate your home and add smart security features that you can control and monitor from your phone. Read more @ Engadget.
The IP of the Infinite Build Volume 3D printer
Fascinating article by Brian Benchoff @ Hackaday on intellectual property questions raised by the launch of the Blackbelt 3D printer on kickstarter. Read more @ Hackaday.
The iPad takes a big step toward being the computer for everyone
iOS 11's primary target is the iPad Pro, bringing improved multitasking, file system access via the new Files app, drag-and-drop capabilities, and a dock that mirrors the one found on Apple computers in macOS. Apple is definitely investing in the tablet game, and it...
Surprise! The HomePod actually sounds incredible
It's refreshing to see a speaker with integrated voice assistant that's actually optimized as a *speaker*; may just have to swap out the Sonos system... but that'll take a few listens for me to determine. Read more @ Engadget.
Conductive play dough teaches kids about electricity
Tech Will Save Us is an educational toy company that sells products like create-your-own gaming consoles and bot-building kits for kids. Their latest release, Dough Universe, uses a material similar to Playdough to demystify the complex idea of electrical circuits....