[Rob Morris] sent us this video of his Wiimote based guitar effects. similar to our post yesterday about using the Wiimote to control a synth, he is using changes in orientation to effect the sound. He starts off with basic pitch modulation, but later in the video he’s doing, uh, we’re not sure but its…
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If you are running an iOS 11 device, whether that be an iphone or iPad, or are planning on getting your hands on the developer or public beta, you’re likely going to want to know how to use the new drag and drop feature in the native Messages app. Thankfully, we are on hand to…
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[Chris] wanted to do some macro photography, but found the price identify off putting. He was checking out roughly $800 for a respectable macro lens. Instead, he made a decision to build his own. He wanted to build a lens that could be removed and used just like his normal lenses. He picked up a…
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The team Win healing job designers have released a new version of their TWRP for the Nexus 6P. The new develop decrypts the userdata right from the recovery. Google by default encrypts it’s Android software application as a privacy measure. With preliminary builds, TWRP recoveries were not able to accomplish decryption for the latest Nexus gadgets like 6P.…
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When it comes to personalization the Android system offers a great deal of options, one of the most difficult choice that any type of individual faces is choosing that perfect wallpaper for his/her phone that’ll just make the screen pop. For many, wallpapers commonly are a reflection of what they liked it might be just…
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Apple has officially announced that the Apple TV 4K will not support hi-res lossless audio at launch, and that audio playback on the AirPods Max will also not be completely lossless when in wired mode. Lossless audio has been all the rage lately where Apple is concerned. Apple music will begin supporting lossless audio starting…
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Being a Google-powered OS, Android lets you enjoy the amazing services from its owner on your smartphone much more intuitively than on any type of other platform for mobile. half of the charm of the OS lies in the truth that it integrates apps like Google Search, YouTube, Gmail, Google+, Google Maps, Google Play, Google Sync…
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[Trixter], connoisseur of old hardware, is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the PCjr. IBM’s PCjr was killed only 18th months after being revealed and [Trixter] lays out exactly why. Overall, it was designed to be low-cost to produce and sell, but many of the choices made it difficult to use. They used the CPU instead…
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Apple has released new beta versions of the software that powers its AirPods, AirPods Pro, and AirPods Max headphones. The new beta version carries the number 5B5040c and is available for download now. Apple began allowing developers to install the software back in June, but they’ll need an iphone running iOS 16, a Mac with…
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This year’s release of iOS 14 is likely to add new support for turning handwritten text into basic computer text, according to a recent report. The modification would come as an addition to the existing PencilKit framework, with individuals taking advantage of the Apple Pencil to enable them to compose into any type of text…
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