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Projecteo is like a tiny Viewmaster projector for Instagram

We've seen some strange and interesting projects hit Kickstarter over the years. A new project has turned up that reminds me of the slide projectors from elementary school combined with my trusty Viewmaster. The project is called Projecteo. Read The Full Story

Flomio unveils first NFC reader for iOS devices

, Nov 8th 2012 Discuss [0]

NFC might only be available on a select number of Android devices, but that doesn't mean other smartphones and tablets can't join in on the fun. A company called Flomio is looking to shake things up a bit with their FloJack NFC reader for iOS devices. The company is currently trying to raise money on Kickstarter to put the NFC reader into production. Read The Full Story

Elite sequel looking for funding on Kickstarter

, Nov 6th 2012 Discuss [0]

UK game developer David Braben is looking to scrounge up some funds to create a sequel from the 80s video game Elite. Braben has taken his efforts to Kickstarter in order to raise money to create what he's calling Elite: Dangerous. His goal is to raise £1.25 million in 60 days. So far, he's at almost £200,000 thanks to over 4,000 backers. Read The Full Story

Ubi Ubiquitous Computer pre-orders now available

, Nov 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

Back in August, a tiny little computer called Ubi popped up on Kickstarter. Ubi - which is short for Ubiquitous Computer - was a big hit with Kickstarter backers. Team Ubi was only asking for $36,000, but by the time everything was said and done, the group had a whopping $229,594 to work with. It seems they wasted no time in getting to work either, as Ubi went up for pre-order today. Read The Full Story

Kickstarter officially launches in the UK

We haven't heard much from the folks at Kickstarter over the last month. In fact, the last time Kickstarter mentioned its coming UK launch on its official blog was back on October 10. On that day, Kickstarter announced that it would be launching in the UK on October 31. Read The Full Story

iStrike Shuttle iOS drone drops ping pong balls

There's certainly no shortage of tiny remote control helicopters on the market today. I've owned quite a few of these flying toys, and they are a lot of fun to play with. A different style of flying toy is now on Kickstarter seeking funding from a company you may be familiar with called Dream Cheeky. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: October 24, 2012

, Oct 24th 2012 Discuss [0]

Give yourself a pat on the back, because you've officially made it through Wednesday - only two more days to go and the weekend is here again. We had a lot of news hit today, so let's jump right in. Today we may have seen some leaked press shots of the LG Nexus 4, but then sadly found out that they might be fake. The Galaxy Note II is now available for order at T-Mobile, but it's a bit on the expensive side when compared to a certain other carrier, and new Apple documents have revealed that Samsung is the focus of a 3G patent antitrust investigation here in the US. Read The Full Story

Memoto Lifelogging Camera provides searchable and shareable memories

There's no shortage of wearable cameras on the market today. Typically, these are video cameras able to record and share video about your day-to-day life. The Memoto Lifelogging Camera is one of the smallest cameras of this sort that I've seen and it takes photographs rather than video. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: October 17, 2012

, Oct 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

It's time to begin counting down to the weekend once again, because we've hit Wednesday evening. Today we heard that the iPad Mini could launch on November 2, which makes sense considering that date is just over a week after Apple's October 23 press event. Later in the day, more sources were mentioning a November 2 release date for the iPad Mini, as well as spilling a few more details about the long-rumored device. The Isis NFC mobile payment system will apparently be launching on October 22, and Microsoft said that Internet Explorer 10 will be coming to Windows 7 in mid-November. Read The Full Story

Project Eternity Kickstarter ends with nearly $4 million in funding

, Oct 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

Late last night, the Kickstarter campaign for Obsidian's Project Eternity finally came to a close. It was a very exciting ride too, with the developers at Obsidian managing to raise nearly $4 million in funding. The exact figure is $3,986,929, which is enough to make Project Eternity the most-funded game in Kickstarter's history. Read The Full Story

Romo smartphone robot back on Kickstarter

Last fall, a little tank treaded robot turned up on Kickstarter called the Romo from Romotive. The Romo used your iPhone as its brain to control the tank base to allow the little bot to perform all sorts of tasks. The team behind the little robot is back on Kickstarter right now looking for more funding. Read The Full Story

RedRock Boardshop offers DIY electric-powered skateboard kit

A new project has landed on Kickstarter that offers a DIY kit allowing users to create their own electric-powered skateboard. The kit comes from a company called RedRock Boardshop and is for a "universal motorized skate truck." The idea is that by offering a modular kit with a motorized skateboard truck, users can choose their own board deck and create the electric vehicle themselves. Read The Full Story

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