Blogger Profile: Phil Tucker
A Toronto based software developer, musician and electronics enthusiast, Phil Tucker is constantly putting technology to work in new and ingenious ways. If he's not programming, playing music, modifying a new gadget or sailing the Great Lakes then there's really no telling what he's up to. You can follow Phil on Twitter (@unmaintained) or contact him at phil@sync.ca.
Smart chandelier creates a cloud inside when it’s cloudy outside
This new Wi-Fi connected lamp tracks weather data and mimics the forecasted conditions.
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Clever hardware hacker uses Siri to control smart light bulbs
One hardware hacker trained Apple’s Siri to politely adjust the lighting in his home on command.
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Is the internet making trust obsolete?
Is the wealth of information available online eliminating the need for people to trust one another?
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JAM with Chrome turns your browser into a rock n’ roll jam space
Google’s latest experimental web app lets you jam with real friends on virtual instruments.
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The Dragonfly puts all other flying toys to shame
A new robotic dragonfly from Georgia Tech can hover, dive, climb, and fly like a real insect.
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AMBER Alerts for missing children added to Google Searches and Maps
Google joins the fight to bring missing children home safe and sound by adding AMBER Alerts to their searches and maps.
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Tell off your neighbours with a passive-aggressive Wi-Fi network name
An increasing number of people are using their Wi-Fi network names to air their not-so-neighbourly grievances.
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Add sound effects to your Halloween Costume with Mega Stomp Panic
ThinkGeek’s latest audio gadget adds another dimension to Halloween costumes with personal, motion triggered sound effects.
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Google Chrome browser extension lets you see which sites are cashing in on your privacy
This easy-to-use browser extension shows you how much money sites are making by invading your privacy and helps you stop them.
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