After getting my iBook G4 and searching for information regarding this device, I often stumbled over the iBook G3 Snow as well. While sporting a similar design language, the transparent casing and keyboard

The xteink x4 is a tiny, 74g light and wifi-enabled e-reader that gets the fundamentals right and does not really anything else. It shows you ebooks, that’s all. It has a magnets in the back so you can stick it to your phone and a SD card to store content.

Some time ago, a friend brought me to a thrift store in order to find some used tools. In one dark corner there something caught my eye: Something shiny and special, two big silver towers, in between used TVs, plates and cups, antique pictures and just a lot of old and grim stuff.

Getting back into physical media with the Zune 30. Combining it with modern headphones and a Mac.

So here is my new iBook G4 from 2004, featuring a 1.2 Ghz PowerPC processor, 512MB of RAM and a 60 GB spinning hard drive.

Rebuilding the battery pack for an early 2004 iBook 14" using 18650 batteries

Last summer we took a road trip through Romania. One of our stops was the Salina Turda, a museum and theme park built into an old salt mine. To make this place even

This weekend Ines and I are attending the Berlin Maker Faire 2016. Just after the first two hours we're totally blown away. There are so many great people with cool projects, many workshops

Before we started our trip to Tromsø we met with Børge, a friend who happened to live there for a while. He gave us some tips, and one of them was to talk

Snow, fog and a sunset. What else do you need?