Showing posts with label Gadget. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gadget. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Let the latest Gadget Master posts come to you, with RSS

rss%20feeds%20shot.jpg The best way to get the very latest Gadget Master posts as soon as they are published? RSS!

And it's not just Gadget Master. Check out all the RSS feeds that are available for Electronics Weekly content. The feed for Latest News, for example, can be found here.

There are 12 Electronics Weekly feeds you can tap into:
News
Jobs
Products

(Blogs)
Mannerisms
LED Luminaries
Gadget Master
Made by Monkeys
Electro-ramblings
Directive Decoder
Tech Startups
Open Source Engineering
Parallel lines

To use an ElectronicsWeekly.com RSS feed you simply need to download and install a RSS reader. Alternatively RSS functionality is built into the personalised areas of sites such as Google & Yahoo, or in Internet browsers such as IE7 and Mozilla Firefox.

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, by the way. And if you are unfamiliar with this technology, just check out the What is RSS section of our RSS page.

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Most read Gadget Master posts in January

raspberry pi logo.gifWell, the New Year is here and is already a month underway... Time to ask the question: which posts have proved the most popular on Gadget Master among your peers, in January?

Well, the answer covers IO boards, LED displays, the Raspberry Pi and a whistle-activated light switch...

Let's take it in reverse order:

10. How to build a rotating LED display

9. Build your own wand based barcode scanner

8. A DIY Android Gadget Starter Kit

7. How to build a whistle-activated light switch

6. Android advances to centre stage

5. Keep your property where you can see it

4. Build your own LED cube

3. The IOIO Android breakout board competition

2. Build your own laser harp

1. Raspberry Pi #0001 goes for £3,500 on eBay

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