The old-school way to navigate is with a clock and a sextant, but you can also hack together this alternative.

This little contraption is an FM transmitter that has a 150 meter range and a power switch on the bottom and makes use of, you guessed it, a mouse and an iPod shuffle. The only downfall is that it ...

Anyone with a smartphone running Root.IO software and a small transmitter (a 20-watt transmitter goes for a couple hundred dollars) can create their own station, no fancy studio required.

Well, quit your damn whining and go out and build your own accessories. Over at MAKE they are documenting how to build your own FM transmitter for the iPod shuffle.

This is basically a Slingbox on steroids. By using a video camera and Mac Mini, David Glover created a DIY Slingbox that can transmit just about anything ...