Holy hell. This guy dismantles half the passenger side plastics and then some just to get to a filter. This is why mechanics hate engineers #automobile #shorts  youtube.com/shorts/Mj-Tb4-… via YouTube

Hidden messages inside hardware can be the purest form of self expression and creativity. It's a blank canvas, why not use it?

You paid for it but you don’t own it

Ok this looks pretty amazing. I would absolutely watch a World Cup game exclusively on VR if this becomes a thing.

Is this how Switch 2 mainboards roll off the production line?

Switch 2 torn down without removing a single screw.

The new "HackRF Pro" will be available from September. I'll do a review and comparison to the old HackRF, when it's released. Here's the advertised list of improvements over the HackRF One:

Share the manuals!

People are asking why we don’t have them on e-bikes. It won’t generate enough charge to make a difference. Are there modern equivalents that might make sense?

Last month Anker recalled over one million power banks due to an unspecified battery manufacturing issue. We CT scanned 3 recalled power banks and 2 that weren’t recalled to see what’s going on inside. Here’s what we found…

Prioritizing teardowns can be a challenge.

Over the past few decades, computer data has been stored on magnetic film, optical layers, glass platters, and silicon. Every day this week we’ll use Lumafield CT scans to look inside iconic storage formats, see how they work, and watch them evolve into what we use today 🧵

Booth V216 behind Mobile Hacking Village. Come find us Friday through Sunday for cool demos and freebies!

Ready for my first DEFCON and iFixit’s first DEFCON as vendors. Hope to see you there!

iFixit was lucky enough to have No Starch Press as our neighbours DEF CON 33. Boys and I have projects. Can’t wait.

Loving Hunter Scott’s “Designing Electronics That Work”. In the very first chapter and as part of the very beginning of the product design lifecycle ♻️ The power to implement change is in our hands, not some faceless corporation.

Lulz. Spigen spotted it. Now let’s see what Samsung Electronics does.