SkyJack – A Drone that hacks other Drones :)
Came across this awesome Drone project (using a Pi) that Hacks into other Drones and creates an army in the sky. Check out the Author’s page () for detailed instructions and source code.
My Collection of Android Projects and Examples
I choose to release and open-source all my available Android projects on BitBucket: Please note that some projects were imported from elsewhere (open source) and do not necessarily belong to me. Disclaimer: I do not take any responsibility for…
Fixing an iPhone (3GS) showing \”No Sim\” error
This Friday night, a Dr. Uncle of mine gave me an iPhone (3GS) that was showing the Missing SIM / No SIM even though a working SIM was present. He told that his grandson flung the iPhone across the wall…
Facebook – Friends – 404
I was in for a surprise when I logged into Facebook this morning: Error 404 – Can’t add more friends… 🙂
GDG – DevFest – Stuff they don\’t teach you at college
Two sessions at the GDG fest literally made my day. Hacking — By Venkata Stuff they don’t teach you at college — By Mustafa A big thanks to Bharat and other GDG organizers for including these non-tech sessions also. Enjoy…
GDG Dev Fest — Using Chrome Serial API to talk with Arduino
I happened to present a talk at the Google Dev Fest Hyderabad that took place this Saturday, 5th October, 2013. I’ve uploaded the slide decks used and also the code used in the demo. Please find them below. If you…
Building the PiCo PiDuino – A barebones Arduino compatible with Raspberry Pi
I stumbled upon this awesome link that describes how to build and be able to program a standalone Arduino using the Raspberry Pi. Check out the detailed guide here Happy PiDuinoing 🙂
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Soldered minimalist Arduino
A minimalist Arduino allows for portability while retaining the Arduino fun 🙂 This is the most basic version without any voltage regulatory circuit: Use any USB – Serial converter to upload the sketches from the PC. I used the CP2102…