Haptix turns any surface into a multi-touch interface for $70
…The Haptix controller (Opens in a new window) is being developed as a Kickstarter project by Darren Lim and Lai Xue, the former being a Thiel fellow and the latter being the…
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Kickstarter is a crowdfunding platform where creators raise funds from backers for projects in exchange for rewards.
…The Haptix controller (Opens in a new window) is being developed as a Kickstarter project by Darren Lim and Lai Xue, the former being a Thiel fellow and the latter being the…
Could the 9.7-inch iPad Pro kickstart a tablet upgrade cycle?
…Thus, Blood Sport turned to Kickstarter (Opens in a new window) for funding. At the time of publishing, however, the project had been suspended -- with no word from Kickstarter or the project…
…The Powerup FPV started out as a Kickstarter project, but is becoming available through retailers at $199 -- although right now it seems to be in short supply. If you are curious about…
Pebble was one of the first big Kickstarter success stories after it raised over $10 million in 2012 and went on to release its promised smartwatch after minimal delays. However, that success…
…It's unlikely to be something it kickstarts with Nova Lake, but in future generations, maybe we could see a return to the heavily overclockable Intel CPUs of its long and storied…
…The Kickstarter-funded Spencer: DIY Voice Assistant lets you kids get started in the world of coding in an easy and super fun way. This fun kit lets them build and code…
…The Kickstarter- and Indiegogo-funded backup device is compatible with iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows devices, and is controllable through its easy-to-use companion app. The AnyBackup: Offline AutoBackup & 100W FastCharge…
…Build a Bundle , which is currently heavily reduced, starting at a cost of absolutely nothing. Kickstart your coding education with a range of essential courses – and get some for free. The build…
…Devices like the original Palm Pilot kickstarted the PDA revolution. The smart money (Opens in a new window) is on TCL building Android devices for Palm, the same way it builds BlackBerry…