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By now you have heard that the new iPhone can have some reception problems if you cover a certain spot on the phone with your hand. And though Apple CEO Steve Jobs denies there’s an antenna problem that needs fixed, the company is offering free protective cases to buyers of the latest iPhone. Image: Apple Starting late next week, you can go to the Apple website and sign up for a free case

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Should Apple Fix the iPhone 4?

Casio launched a new printer designed exclusively for printing on various kinds of optical drives: CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, etc. The cost of new item is estimated at $130. The appearance the printer resembles rather a typewriter than a regular printer

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Casio Released a Printer Designed For Printing On Optical Media Only

One day medicine will no longer need the services of donors. So say scientists working on a system that allows you to “print” (or create or grow) organs and tissues using special printers. A prototype of one of such devices, 3-D Bioplotter, was recently presented at Rapid 2010, in Anaheim, California

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3-D Bioplotter: A Printer Instead Of A Donor

iPhones, no matter which generation, can take fairly decent photos (obviously the iPhone 4 is going to do it better than earlier models, but if you’re not expecting Ansel Adams-level results, any model will work fine). If you’re looking for some tips to take better photos with your iPhone, or really with any camera phone, look How to Create Prints of Your iPhone Photos , by Ben Long of Macworld.com who provides some helpful reminders and hints, such as, use as much light as possible and stabilize the camera in low-light situations. Long also note that iPhone editing apps such as CameraBag or Hipstamatic (I love their message–”Digital photography never looked so analog”) give a “retro” or “grungy” look to iPhone photos, so you make even a bad photo look good.

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Printing iPhone Photos

Hard times are coming to those who like to abuse copy machines, soon they’ll have to look for workaround. And all because Canon Japan together with Hitachi introduces a new security system for office printers based on biometric human parameters.

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Canon to Sell Printers with Biometric Protection

Epson has announced that its wide-format inkjet printers Series Stylus Pro 7900 and 9900 reached 98% coverage of the Pantone Matching System.

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Epson Stylus Pro 7900 And 9900: Large-Format Inkjet Printers With 98% Pantone Matching System Coverage

Dirty Talk presented by Motorola and Mike Rowe Motorola has asked Mike Rowe to check out their toughest phones, the Brute and the i1. The Brute is a flip phone built to military specifications – capable of withstanding extreme temperatures, shock, vibration, pressure and humidity. The i1 is just as rugged, and it’s an Android smart phone that also has push-to-talk capability and a touchscreen.  It’s the ultimate multi-tasking device, so you can balance your work life, social life and family life, all in one place.  It works hard AND smart

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Released on June 22, 2010 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, Transformers: War for Cybertron is a new third-person shooter video game developed by High Moon Studios and published by Activision. Additionally, two portable versions were released for the Nintendo DS. A game for the Wii called Transformers: Cybertron Adventures was also developed by Next Level Games

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Transformers: War for Cybertron

PrinTip: Ink Is Designed to Dry on Paper, But That’s Not Always What Happens Ink in ballpoint pens and inkjet printer cartridges share a common trait — they’re designed to dry quickly. Fast-drying ink works well when the ink dries on paper, but not so well if the ink dries on the printhead that dispenses it

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How Can I Eliminate Blots From My Inkjet Prints?

I’m knee deep in software development for a couple of motion control projects, and have had the feeling that I’ve been re-inventing the wheel for a while. Well, I wish I would have found grbl sooner. It appears to be a mostly complete implementation of the g-code standard, written to run on an Atmega328-based Arduino

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Grbl, an Arduino-based g-code interpreter

A bell jar was placed on top of a mini hive and bees from the nucleus started to create foundation of a hive in the jar. Once the foundation is laid, the bees work in masses to form the rest of the hive. Bees Makes Hive In A Jar More: Bee coverage in MAKE Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Makers | Digg this!

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Bees in the Bell Jar

Tiny, Tiny Wiimotes For People with Tiny, Tiny Hands [Gaming] Do you have tiny, child-sized hands? Is the Wiimote just too darned big for you to grip comfortably? Well, Power A’s new MiniRemote and MiniChuck controllers are 35% smaller.

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Tiny, Tiny Wiimotes For People with Tiny, Tiny Hands [Gaming]

No Technology Magazine has a lovely photo gallery, which points to far more extensive galleries, of enclosed Belgian recumbent trikes. Belgian Recumbent Tricycles More: See all of our recumbent coverage on MAKE Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Bicycles | Digg this!

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Enclosed Belgian recumbent tricycles

Reverse Perspective Video Will Drive You Bonkers [Image Cache] This video shows God’s view of the world. No, I’m not kidding. Trust me, there’s an explanation about why God must really have a lot of problems grabbing his coffee mug.

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Reverse Perspective Video Will Drive You Bonkers [Image Cache]

United in their desire to break the world record, approximately 50 line following robots gathered in Kansas City last Saturday to simultaneously demonstrate their prowess as following painted paths. According to robots dreams , their official results were 50 robots for 2 seconds and 15 robots for 1 full minute

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United in their mission, line following robots gather to secure world record

This free web-based tool generates your text as a fold-up extruded 3D origami model. It’s based on this paper from Erik Demaine , Martin Demaine , and Jason Ku at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory . [via Boing Boing ] More: Joel Cooper’s amazing origami masks plus grid tutorial Origami model + reflection = skull Gorgeous origami cobra Parker Papercraft tessellations Geometric kirigami Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Paper Crafts | Digg this!

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Extruded origami text pattern generator

Yesterday at Figment , a participatory arts event on Governor’s island in New York City, Nick Normal and I met 0H10M1ke , who draws 1 minute portraits of strangers on matchbooks and hands them out. I thought it was such a sweet idea! He’s been doing it for a long time; Nick and I got portraits numbered 8012 and 8013, respectively

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Matchbook Portraits by 0H10M1ke

Been lusting after something in Makers Market , but can’t quite justify the expense? Enter our tweet-it-to-win-it contest and you just might get it for free! Here’s how to enter: Look around Makers Market and pick out your favorite product of value $500 US or less.

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This Slumber Solutions Highloft Supreme 3-inch Memory Foam Topper retails at $139.95, but is just $34.99 at Overstock.com. This mattress topper features a reversible design to provide a dual sleep surface

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This Hannspree ST289MUB 28″ Class LCD HDTV – 1080p, 1920×1080, 16:10, 800:1 Native, 10000:1 Dynamic, 5ms, 60Hz, 2 HDMI, Black retails at $399.99, but is just $299.99 at CompUSA.com. The Hannspree ST289MUB 28″ Class LCD HDTV is a perfect fit for any room in your house

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Get $100 Off on Hannspree ST289MUB 28" Class LCD HDTV