Last time, we did a Stream Deck Mini. Today, it’s a weird but neat way to play games when your phone is dead.
Next time... how about a particularly awesome gamepad?
What’s holding it up? Hidden gears and magnets, cleverly driven at two different speeds by a single stepper motor.
All the files are free if you want to print one yourself — expect to pay ≈$50 for the electronic and metal components, though.
We love the Stream Deck, and I thought I’d put my Mini through that Lumafield CT scanner. It’s simpler than you might expect inside!
375 designs — and Lego will turn five of them maximum into limited-edition sets. Vote by 12PM PT on March 31st.
Personally, I’m pulling for:
The Sub Sandwich Shop, this tricky Japanese castle, an incredibly detailed Victorian home, a working mini golf course, this Space Museum (for Lego Space), a badass Boogie Boombox, a simple Snack Shack that reminds me of Hawaii, and this decadent Parisian Street.
[www.bricklink.com]
I wrote this in 2016, and it still rings true:
“Lenovo is committed to advancing the gaming category across form factors” is a weird way to confirm that Lenovo is actually getting rid of one such form factor — but that’s what it told Android Authority.
So long, spectacularly breakable transformer ice cream sandwich. So long, side-mounted pop-up selfie cam.
We hardly knew ye.
[Android Authority]
