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The Teenage Engineering badging usually appears on some cool gear that almost always costs a great deal of money. One such example is the Rabbit R1, an AI-powered personal assistant …read more Continue reading DIY Rabbit R1 Clone Could Be Neat With More Hardware
Here at Hackaday we’re suckers for old abandoned technologies, the more obscure the better. The history of the telephone has plenty to capture our attention, and it’s from that arena …read more Continue reading Rabbit Sighted In The Wild
The top trends and products in business technology from CES 2024 include generative AI assistants, laptops with multiple configurations, and virtual and mixed reality headsets. Continue reading CES 2024: 5 Top Business Tech Trends
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Attackers managed to pass Google’s defenses and place 22 Android apps on Google Play that engaged in sophisticated advertising click fraud when installed on users’ phones. The majority of the apps were created after June 2018 and were coll… Continue reading Two Dozen Click Fraud Apps Found in Google Play
Instructables user [hellboy] — a recent convert to the ways of the laser cutter — is a longtime admirer of Nixie tubes. In melding these two joys, he has been able to design and build this gorgeous work of art: The White Rabbit Nixie Clock.
Going into this build, [hellboy] was concerned over the lifespan of the tubes, and so needed to be able to turn them off when not needed. Discarding their original idea of having the clock open with servos, [hellboy]’s clock opens by pressing down on a bar and is closed by snapping the lid shut — …read more