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DIY – eTextile cable knitting

Posted in News by admin on the March 11th, 2010

Mika Satomi and Hannah Perner-Wilson beamed up at ‘How to get what you want‘ a nice technique on how to create eTextile cables that provide a new way of designing cable connections for a wearable electronic design.
The cable are knitted using a tube knitting technique with many names like ‘……

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Data logging Shirt

Posted in News by admin on the March 11th, 2010

Sport enthusiasts know that sooner or later discover that parts or their body can not cope with their enthusiasm, leading to dislodged joints and painfully strained extremities.
Fortunately, wearable electronic and the inventive mind of Marcus Moche, Alexandra Morgan and David Schmidt, currently students at ……

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Technology enriched fashion design

Posted in News by admin on the March 11th, 2010

Fashion design student Kristi Kuusk, currently studying at USP (University of São Paulo) is lighting up her creations – literally – by adding LED sparkle to a crocheted skirt.
The twist on Kristi’s design: the sparkle comes only to life when the skirt and a ring come together. Her concept ……

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Starlight Skirt

Posted in News by admin on the March 11th, 2010

Shannon Henry, owner of the Polymath Design Lab transformed a hand-sewn tulle wrap skirt into a star light sparkling evening gown by integrating fiber optics and lights that change color in response to the speed and direction of the wearer’s movement.
At the center of the starlight skirt is a LilyPad which……

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5 things you need to know about the HTC Desire

Posted in News by admin on the March 10th, 2010

There's a bit of a debate going on in the Stuff offices at the moment – which do we want more, the HTC Legend or the HTC Desire? While we battle it out, decide which side you're on by checking out our HTC Legend review, and checking our our 5 things you need to know on the Desire below.It's a Nexus One doppelganger – but betterHTC put so much effort into making the popular Nexus One for Google, it obv……

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DIY – stylish conductive fabric

Posted in News by admin on the March 4th, 2010

Creating stylish conductive fabric is easier then you might think, assuming you follow the fabulous instruction from Lynne Bruning on her Instructables.
Lynne keeps on adding creative ideas on how to electrify textiles. Her Instructables collection is full of tips, excellent documented with material resource……

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Magical Fairytale Fashion by Diana Eng

Posted in News by admin on the March 4th, 2010

Last week’s Fairytale Fashion Show at Eyebeam set a sparkling crown onto Diana Eng’s extraordinary exploration into technology enhanced fashion.
Regrettable I was not able to organize myself in a way to witness this event in person but with the images and videos becoming available I can very well……

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Illuminated work gloves

Posted in News by admin on the March 4th, 2010

Over the past two years we have posted about gloves with some kind of light integrated but almost all of them have been in the design concept phase or creative DIY folks hacked their pair of gloves and upgraded them with lights on the fingertips.
Other illuminated gloves types have been used as stage outfit,……

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The missing link – Bluetooth bracelets

Posted in News by admin on the March 4th, 2010

Today we revisit those Bluetooth bracelets that offer the convenience of never missing a cellphone call by giving a gentle, vibrating buzz on the wrist informing us about an incoming call.
Missing a phone call is sometimes not a big issue but at times it can have an impact on our love life, work life or what……

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HTC HD2 to get Windows Phone 7 upgrade?

Posted in News by admin on the March 3rd, 2010

It's already the most promising Windows Mobile phone we've seen, but it seems the HTC HD2 could get even better with an update to Windows Phone 7 when the OS launches.The news has come through Adobe, which stated it would not be providing Flash 10.1 with support for WinMo 6.5 due to the OS not supporting "some of the critical APIs".It did however state it would be offering support for Windows Phone 7 handse……

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