The Raspberry Pi Model B+ is different enough to warrant new cases, and has valuable new features, but the processor and RAM are the same as the Model B. The price remains the same too, at $35.
Co-founder Jenny Young grew up building things in her garage with her dad. In Brooklyn, kids don’t have garages. So she provides them with one.
TechShop needs $2.5 million to move its original makerspace. Intel’s money will help it meet its crowdfunding goal.
Every week, I’m spending some time at Noisebridge and making something. This week, I spent 4.5 hours designing a replacement cap for my water bottle. Next time, I’ll attempt to 3D print it.
Since its formation in 2007, Noisebridge has grown from a few people meeting in coffee shops to an overflowing space on Mission Street where members can pursue projects that even the maddest scientist would approve of.
SkySweeper is one of 66 projects competing in the Road to Maker Faire, which launched today. The winning project will receive $2,500 to go toward attending the fair in September.
TechShop members get access to $1 million of equipment for $125 a month. Since the first location opened in 2006, they’ve built some amazing things.
Rich Miner is famous for co-creating Android, the mobile OS powerhouse, and now helps head up Google Ventures portfolio. What does he look for in a cool startup?
HowDo’s instructional storyboards offer an interesting platform, but have until now been limited to viewing within the community. Now they can be embedded on blogs and Pinterest, too.
Red Sox star David Ortiz stole the show at Techstars Boston Demo Day, but here are a few other highlights.
