Posts Tagged ‘modding’

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Wanna see something cool? Check out these guys from Engineer Awesome, who are driving a car with an iPhone, of course after doing some modding. This is one of those videos where you just keep thinking, “no way, this is too cool to be true.” Guess what folks, it’s true and may even hint at what the future may look like. Take a look after the break. More »


If you like using the crappiest phones out there, then you’ll love this horribly done mod on old Nokia cellphones. Istanbul based industrial design lecturer, Mehmet Erkok, from Teknik University’s Department of Industrial Project Design department, was behind these awful looking creations for his own pleasure. Hopefully, Erkok is the only one who has to use these pieces of junk and Nokia never decides to manufacture and sell these. Whatever crappy mods happen in Istanbul, stay in Istanbul. More »


The U.S. Government has nothing better to do than arrest college kids for modding their own game consoles. A 27-year-old CSU-Fullerton student was arrested after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency raided his home, then was charged with two counts of violating the Digital Millenium Copyright Act for modding his video game systems. More »


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