There is no doubt that every Smartphone user wants that their Smartphone should never run out of power and they continue using it for tweeting, facebooking, and foursquare-ing.
Jerry James Stone, a dsc.discovery member shared a tutorial on building a cheap and simple solar iPhone charger. You’ll require the following materials in this build:
Charging Circuit, 2x AA Battery Holder, 2x Rechargeable Batteries, 1N914 Blocking Diode,
Solar Cell (> 4V), Stranded Wire, Tape and Altoids Tin
Alternatively, you can directly order a kit from Brown Dog Gadgets. You can get the full set of instructions here and many other solar projects over at Brown Dog Gadgets.
Instructables member JetricaKerempuh has posted a step by step approach to build a cool tripod for your iPhone. He feels that without Tripod it’s pretty hard (and frustrating) to take any full figure shots.
For this project, you’ll need just few tools and those are — small screwdriver, measuring tape, pliers, sharp knife, superglue, small awl and iPhone tray.
Materials required are — a hard insulated wire, wine cork, 2 way double light switch, 3 wire rope clips.
JetricaKerempuh has just spend $3.5 to complete this entire project. Got surprised!! Check out here the complete tutorial to build your own Tripod.
Watch this short clip captured with StopMotion Recorder app with this tripod :
An instructables member, MattBothell shares his amazing work of constructing an iPod/iPhone Projector that according to him, has good enough quality to enjoy a full length movie from your iPod Touch or iPhone.
With his step-by-step design tutorial you can actually build yourself a projector with just a few cheap objects and ingenuity! The whole project only cost you a dollar. The way it works is the light from your phone or iPod goes through the magnifying glass and magnifies onto the wall. The whole project is very easy to make and easy to understand.
zedomax member David Allen presents the Top Five Gadget Ideas for the owners of the iPhone. The ideas are not an ordinary one, but its something more interesting, funny and innovative accessories available for the iPhone.
The gallery here covers all the five amazing concept of Allen. For more details, you can check the link here.
“The video first shows the iPhone’s AirPlane mode activated before starting an OpenGL-ES Demo. In the demo, the orientation of the virtual WiiMote is controlled by a physical WiiMote over a Bluetooth connection.”
Posted by Tech Writer on Feb 28, 2012 in 
