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more about #buglabs Anonymoose: all your bugbase are belong to us? more » mwinfie: I don't understand, what is the use behind this....thing? Couldn't you play Quake on an iPhone? I don't understand what about this gadget would make... more » aliskaba: Better yet... I'd like to see it run this: more » poorGeek: that guy on the right looks pissed! more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Did they get their lab coats from the same place you guys did at the Gallery? more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: The finger you are using to enter this text message are too fat. If you would like to order a typing wand, please mash the keyboard now. more » weatherman: Bug Labs is really doing some cool stuff. The modules are definitely pricey, but it's good to see that they're expanding their range and putting out m... more » James Andres: Sign me up for those little fender speakers. They have one at thinkgeek but a more authentic fender based one is the hotness [www.thinkgeek.com] more » shopperciti.com: checkout samsungs out at www.phonescoop.com more » -
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Bug Labs Releases Wi-Fi Base at Last
When Bug Labs, the open source gadget hardware kit launched almost two years ago, we had one complaint. Its main base lacked built-in Wi-Fi. Today the Bug guys are changing that with the BUGbase WiFi. More » -
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Quake Running on Bug Labs' BUG (About Time)
I guess this is it: Bug Labs' BUG has graduated from weird modular little thingie with not much use for most to weird modular little thingie with not much use for most but plays Quake. More » -
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Bug Labs QWERTY Module Prototype Deemed QWERTYy
We had a quick hands-on with a prototype of the upcoming Bug Labs QWERTY module. The keys were tiny, requiring fingernail presses, but overall it felt pretty solid with firm buttons resistant to mistypes. More » -
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Bug Labs Open Source Gadgets Getting Pico Projector, 3G modules and More
Bug Labs, the system of open source gadget building blocks, is getting pico projector, speaker, 3G, combo Bluetooth/WiFi and a 802.15.4 radio module. More » -
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Bug Labs' Modular Gadget System Gets New Add-On, BUGvonHippel
In the first expansion of the original four modules for the build-your-own-tech Bug system, the BUGvonHippel gives an open input board for connecting just about any sensor or interface imaginable to your Bug creation. More » -
#gadgets
Bug Labs' Open Source Gadget Store Now Open
The Bug Labs open source do-it-yourself hardware gadget store is now splayed open, ripe for a hot injection of your cash. [Bug Labs] -
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Bug Labs Store Launches Monday, Minus Wi-Fi
Bug Labs, the open source gadget hardware kit, will go on sale on Monday at around noon EST. But without Wi-Fi. Getting reliable open source Wi-Fi drivers in the base unit has been problematic, so they're launching without it in a special HiroP unit, named after the main character in Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash. There is some good news, though. More » -
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Bug Labs Open Source Do-It-Yourself Gadget Gets a Hacking I/O Module, Pricing
Those Bug Labs open source modular gadgets—the ones that you can buy in pieces and build your own gadget with—have just gotten pricing and availability details. They're also announcing a Von Hippel module, which allows an I/O interface so you can "further" hack your BUG. If you buy the modules in the first 60 days, you'll get a discount off of the already fairly reasonable prices. More » -
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Bug Labs SDK Now Available
For those who can't wait to get their hands on the actual Bug Labs hardware, the Dragonfly SDK is now available for download with virtual hardware, so you can start working on your own apps and genius implementations for the hardware. [Bug Blogger] -
#buginterrogation
The Bug Labs Concept Interview
As cool as we find the whole modular open-source electronics concept that Bug Labs has conjured up, we share some of the confusion and curiosity that you do about how this baby's gonna fly. We sat down with CEO Peter Semmelhack and, in addition to giving us the first look at the powered-on Bug itself, he answered some of our most burning questions: More » -
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First Video: Bug Labs Powers Up Its Modular Open-Source Device
Today, for the first time, Bug Labs CEO Peter Semmelhack is showing off a genuine powered-up prototype of the modular, open-source consumer-electronics device. Want a camera? Snap it on. Want GPS? Go for it. Here you see him attaching touchscreen LCDs, motion sensor, camera, 3G wireless LAN and GPS. It's powered up, and the PDA app works (as you can see in the gallery), but Bug isn't showing us full functionality yet, so for that you will have to stay tuned. [Bug Labs, all Giz's Bug Labs Coverage] -
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Bug Labs Interview: Why Open Source Hardware When Open Software Is So Powerful By Itself?
I sat down with Peter Semmelhack, CEO of Bug labs, to talk about his open source hardware gadgets. My first question for him was why open source hardware when open source software is so powerful and easier to implement? His answer explained how Bug Labs should anticipate the innovative hacks (like Lego Mindstorm), but also how it compares to out of the box gadgets built on closed systems. (There's room for both in the world.) More interview clips to come. -
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Bug Labs: First Look at the Hardware Designs
The first renderings of the final hardware cases for Bug Labs open source gadget platform are up on their website. As you can see it's really coming along since the last time we got a look at it. It's looking halfway decent now, although a little clunkier than I would have expected. It will be interesting to see how the design evolves as the product release approaches. [Bug Labs] -
#opensource
Bug Labs Website BUGbase and Module Hardware Details
Details of Bug Labs and their open source gadget hardware just hit their public website. The BUGbase is the foundation of every project you'd piece together, includes an ARM1136JF-S-based processor running Linux, 128MB of RAM, Wi-Fi, USB Ethernet and a small LCD with buttons. More » -
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First Look at the Bug Labs Open Source Hardware
Phil Torrone went to a NYC event for Bug Labs where they unveiled the first of their component, open-source hardware for DIY gadgets. More photos over at Make. [Make] -
#gadgets
Bug Labs Plans Open Source DIY Gadget Hardware
Ryan at Engadget has a great post about Bug Labs, a company planning to release DIY gadget hardware in the form of modular screens, QWERTY, GPS, Wifi/Bluetooth radios (sorry, no cellular radios). This could be the beginning of a gadget world that could be as open, and sometimes messy, as the PC one. [Bug Labs via Engadget]
