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  • more about #signal more comments →
    andyr354: Nothing for me to pick up in my area. One of those unlucky "fringe" reception people that now receive nothing thanks to digitals shorter broadcast ra... more »
    Purple Dave: Well, all the channels I already got with regular broadcast are listed in green. Everything yellow or below I can't get with either digital or analog.... more »
    GitEmSteveDave_IsNotLarryGaga: Yay, nothing above yellow in my area! Oh wait, that might not be god. Well, thank the Gods for FiOS. more »
  • #dtv

    DTV Reception Maps Conveniently Show Color-Coded Signal Quality

    If you've been wondering whether you'll be able to receive strong DTV signals on your old TV, the FCC has thoughtfully created a site to help you out. More »
  • #leahbuechley

    Signal Jacket for Cyclists

    Ph.D student Leah Buechley has designed several items of electronic clothing, but her signal jacket for cyclists is, I reckon, something that should be picked up by clothing manufacturers at soon as possible. LEDs embedded in an arrow formation flash to indicate the cyclist is about to turn left or right, warning motorists, and so, hopefully, preventing any unnecessary squishing. The LEDs are powered by that cute flower-like thing in the center of the jacket. It's the LilyPad Arduino, a small, sewable computer chip that was designed by Leah herself. [Leah Buechley via DVICE]
  • #safetyfirst

    Safe Turn Keeps Cyclists From Getting Killed (Athough This Guy Probably Won't Make It)

  • #software

    SignalMap Compares Cellphone Reception Signal Where You Live

  • #heyitunes

    Control iTunes from Your iPhone Using Signal

  • #cellphones

    Blinking Cellphone Holder is Ironically Useful

  • #cellphones

    Cell Boosters Will Get You Into Trouble — Or Maybe Not

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