Wireless Networking in the Developing World is a free book about building low-cost wireless network infrastructure. In it you will find information about: o How to design a wireless network that extends the reach of an existing Internet connection o Understanding radio waves, antennas, and...

To demonstrate the dangers of unencrypted wireless cameras, Kevin Rose and Dan Huard reveal how to build and use the first ever handheld auto-switching warspying device. Designed from the ground up, they take a helpful step-by-step process to go from the basic circuit construction to the...

To demonstrate the dangers of unencrypted wireless cameras, Kevin Rose and Dan Huard reveal how to build and use the first ever handheld auto-switching warspying device. Designed from the ground up, they take a helpful step-by-step process to go from the basic circuit construction to the complete...

The Wireless Music Experiment

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Testvideo using two wireless cams to create a stereoscopic movie. Use Stereoscopic Player (www.3dtv.at) to view this video.

It’s beautiful, loud and completely wireless! Is this the ultimate system for streaming music throughout the home? Megawhat investigates. Plus tips, tricks and much more…

Digital photo frames do battle - the Toshiba Tekbright, Kodak's wireless Easyshare EX1011 and Polaroid's XSU-00770B with in-built Wireless Weather Station!

A How-To on building your own Free-Energy Perpetual-Motion Device. Can be used in any application where AC or DC electricity is needed.

What if every light bulb in the world could also transmit data? At TEDGlobal, Harald Haas demonstrates, for the first time, a device that could do exactly that. By flickering the light from a single LED, a change too quick for the human eye to detect, he can transmit far more data than a cellular...