Amazon's new smartphone is a mystery

For the past few days, the internet has been ablaze with remarks about Amazon's rumored smartphone they plan to release near the end of July. A teaser ad has been floating around the Amazon web store asking users if they want to be invited to a device unveiling on June 18th in Seatle Washington. Interestingly enough, it seems to be pretty close to Apple's WWDC conference. Amazon must be trying to compete directly with iOS 8 and the iPhone 6 (and whatever else Apple intends to release). So far the specifications have been well hidden by Amazon, but it has leaked that the new smartphone will have glasses-free 3D support. Judging by the leaked information, it seems very similar to the 3D display type on the Nintendo 3DS. Follow our Twitter feed (@allstuffnerdy) and we'll keep you updated when Amazon unveils their new device on June 18th.

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The Raspberry Pi: the only pie with a brain

You may think that a $35 computer is a scam or a joke, but it's real! The Raspberry pi is a mini computer on a stick complete with an ARM processor and a decent GPU. People have created easy tutorials on how to do things with the raspberry pi like an AirPrint server, AirPlay server, robot, home automation, home security, email server, and even a minecraft server! You can get one from the sellers listed at www.raspberrypi.org or if you are willing to spend a couple of extra bucks, you can get it on Amazon faster. I have heard that if you buy from a front-line seller like Element14, you could end up waiting weeks, months, and in a very few cases, a year. So if you can't wait, amazon is your friend. Mine came in the mail a few days ago and I will be post some cool projects that I have tried. Until then, Have Fun!

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