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At the MIX10 conference this past week, MAKE had a booth
embedded inside the Coding4Fun exhibit. We showed off MAKE magazine, some of our Make: Books, and a few kits. Our Coding4Fun neighbors had a
lot of great projects on display, including their Coding4Fun Cannon, which was a robotic t-shirt
launching platform with two barrels. What's more, it was controlled by a Windows Phone 7 app, and
they completed it in two weeks. Here's how Clint Rutkas of Coding4Fun described it:
Mid-February, we were asked to build a t-shirt shooting robot for the Mix conference on March
15th, 2010. This required us to pitch our vision and then research, build, test, and ship our
project--all in about 3 weeks. After Scott Guthrie gave us approval based on our SketchFlow demo,
we had to divide and conquer the application with only 2 weeks left to build the physical robot,
the server software, and the phone software. And on top of all that, since we were consuming an
unfinished product, everything had to have backup plans.
If you are rocking to either the HTC
Diamond2 or HTC Touch Pro2 handsets, then you will be pleased to know that HTC is
offering a ROM upgrade for both devices which will throw in the latest Sense 2.5 UI which is
currently available on the HTC HD2 and HD Mini. As always, tread on the side of caution by making
a backup of all your files before you perform any flashing of said device(s).
We've just confirmed
that Morten Lund, possibly the quintessential European tech entrepreneur/investor - will be
keynoting at this year's GeeknRolla in London on
April 20. An entrepreneur from Copenhagen, Denmark, Lund is a talismanic figure on the European
scene. While many tech players in Europe are accused of being too timid, this is a guy who - like
many Silicon Valley players - bets a lot of chips at once. Indeed, his story reads like a
roller-coaster ride in European entrepreneurship. Wikipedia describes Lund as a startup 'ideologist' and
'visionary' who has founded or co-invested in more than 40 high-tech start ups in the last decade,
most famously Skype. In May 2008 he exited Danish social networking and mobile backup site ZYB to
operator Vodafone Europe for around $49m.
Feeling like getting all crazy this weekend with Windows Mobile 6.5 on your Sprint Touch Pro 2?
Then make a backup and have at it - the downloads are now available!
Online backup is great for keeping a copy of your data in a remote location, but it's expensive and
you're limited by the speed of your internet connection. This week we're looking at offline backup
solutions. More »
Online backup is great for keeping a copy of your data in a remote location, but it's expensive and
you're limited by the speed of your internet connection. This week we're looking at offline backup
solutions. More »
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