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Article | 26/11/2010 Could disposable e-readers be in the near future?
Disposable Nooks and Kindles may one day become as commonplace as throwaway cameras, thanks to a discovery by an engineering professor at the Universi...
Article | 24/11/2010 Vase made with 3D printer: What can't 3D printing do?
Last week, GeekTech bought you the story of the awesome Lego 3D scanner, which literally bought two-dimensional Lego objects to life. Now, quirky gift...
Article | 12/11/2010 Hacked knitting machine can 'print' designs from Photoshop
Sometimes the best hacks are the unusual ones, and this one is no exception. Becky Stern hacked her Brother KH-930E knitting machine to create any des...
Article | 12/11/2010 The 'unrootable' G2 meets its match, gets hacked
If you've been hoping that someone would find a way to jailbreak the supposedly "unrootable" T-Mobile G2, your wish has come true. XDA Developers foru...
Article | 1/11/2010 Boost your geek cred with the Linux credit card (really)
What is the coolest thing for a Linux fan to carry in their pocket? Why, the new Linux Tux credit card! The Linux Foundation teamed up with UMB Bank a...
Article | 26/10/2010 Get Snooping With a Nosy Japanese Robot
If you're a homeowner and have done any sort of do-it-yourself home projects, chances are you've had to get into the crawlspace beneath your home on s...
Article | 22/10/2010 Oh hai! Apple TV officially hacked
While Apple’s back was turned prepping for its October 20th Keynote, one hacker going by the handle p0sixninja decided to put the Greenpois0n jailbrea...
Article | 22/10/2010 Apple TV Hackers Produce a Weather App
Well, that didn't take long! Earlier this week,GeekTech reported that the new Apple TV can officially be hacked, and already an app has been tested on...
Article | 21/10/2010 Want a 3D printer? Build your own with Lego
This summer GeekTech told you about a cool felt tip printer, which was made out of Lego bricks. Now another hacker has come up with an even more advan...
Article | 6/10/2010 nVidia starts selling its own graphics cards
It looks like nVidia is getting into the retail game, and is planning to manufacture and sell graphics cards under its own name, according to <a href=...
Article | 3/10/2010 Hacked old Mac makes a useful tablet
Who needs an iPad when you have a broken MacBook? Matt at Enigma Penguin decided that he would recycle his old laptop and turn it into a tablet.
Article | 1/10/2010 The Chromepad: An iPad that runs Chromium OS
Earlier in the week, we bought you the ultimate Apple sin: an iPad running Windows 95. This time around, a hacker going by the handle "Hexxeh" managed...
Article | 30/09/2010 Apple TV jailbreak confirmed; Let the hacking begin
Earlier in the month, we reported on rumors that since the Apple TV runs iOS just like as the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, it should be possible to j...
Article | 29/09/2010 Man makes life-sized R2-D2 replica, takes it for a spin
Just when you thought Star Wars robots and figurines couldn't get any better, they did. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaZoqqbz8N4&amp;featur...
Article | 28/09/2010 Samsung Galaxy Tab can control your home
The future is now with Samsug's Galaxy Tab and the Home Watcher remote, if a Samsung demo that made its way onto YouTube is anything to go by.

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