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El Cheapo Cantenna from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
"Mountain Grown" coffee can makes homegrown wi-fi range extender. by Will O'Brien
Backup Power To Go from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
9V battery USB-compatible charger juices up portables in a pinch. by Erica Sadun
Palm Pilot Notebook from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
Modified hardback book contains extra-powered PDA and travel keyboard. by Allen Wong
Geared Up from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors
Use a gunbelt and leg holster to hold your gear. by Andy Ihnatko
Boost Your Signal from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors
Improving MyFi XM satellite radio reception. by Bob Scott
Weird USB from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors
Plug into a world of novelty. by Phillip Torrone
The World As Your Canvas from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors
Use GPS to create giant-sized works of art. by Julie Polito
Throw Your Voice from MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays
Build your own anonymous megaphone. by Daniel Jollife
Keychain Survival Tools from MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween
Whether you're facing a parachute drop into the High Sierras or a jammed button on your mobile, some handy keychain gizmo can be there for you. by Bob Scott
Roll Your Own Ringtones from MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween
Why waste money on ringtones when you can use your audio collection?
by Ewan SpenceHack, Plug, and Play from MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween
Nokia's Pop-Port interface doesn't accept a standard headphone jack. Here's a fix. by Carlo Longino
Handheld Know-It-All from MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween
Installing Wikipedia on a Sharp Zaurus. by Tom Owad
Mod Your Pod from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Enhance your iPod with a Linux upgrade. by Phillip Torrone
Outfitting a Palm Tungsten T3 from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Getting laptop-like functionality from a PDA. In fact, leave your laptop at home: use a T3, loaded to the gills with powerful applications. by Bob Scott
All-Seeing Orb from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Your mobile device can play video and music stored on your home computer. by Phillip Torrone
Using a High-Speed Wireless Card from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Would you sacrifice a few meals each month for wireless networking away from home? The low-down on all high-speed wireless has to offer. by Brian Jepson
Extending the Range of the Airport Express from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Tips for getting the most out of a weak Wi-Fi signal. by Rob Flickenger
Mesh Networks with Airport Express from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
How to break through concrete walls using Wireless Distribution mode. by Tom Bridge
Reading eBooks on a Palm Handheld from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Discover the pleasures of reading by backlight. by Mark Frauenfelder
Pairing a Bluetooth Headset with a Mac from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Using a wireless headset with Apple's iChat AV isn't as easy as you might think. by Dori Smith
Fun iPod Tricks from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Four ways to extend the usefulness of your digital music player. by Wei-Meng Lee
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