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If you’re into big bicycles with weird, multi-tipped legs, have I got a project for you. Called the Boneshakered Bigwheel (sic), this one-off project by creator Ronald L. Schroer is an unusual trike with legs instead of back wheels. It’s made almost entirely of wood and he’s added an internal “hypno-wheel” to make the experience more pleasant.

Ronald is showing his project at a unique crowdfunding conference/festival in Jacksonville, Florida where I’m speaking this afternoon. It’s the first of its kind I’ve ever seen – both the bike and the conference – and it’s certainly a refreshing look at some of the projects that may not make it on the mainstream sites but are definitely amazing.

I asked Ronald if he’d ever consider mass producing the bike but he’s not sure there would be demand (feel free to upvote him and pledge to his projects here). If, however, I had a garage, I’d totally pick one of these things up if only for the shock value of riding among the fixies of Brooklyn.



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Finally! Sonos now supports Google Play Music and even allows Android users to cast music to a speaker a la Chromecast and bypass the Sonos app entirely. Users do not need to subscribe to Google’s music service. Support was also added for the free cloud locker.

As Gigaom reports, this is the first time Sonos has allowed a third-party app to interact directly with its speakers. Up until now, all music played through a Sonos speaker had to be controlled through the Sonos app — that’s not a bad thing, but the native support is a welcomed addition.

This functionality was added to the app within 25 countries and available now. While Google Play Music can work independently from the Sonos app, users still need to have the Sonos app installed on the smartphone. Music is played through the cloud, so once initiated, the tunes will keep rocking even if the smartphone is switched off.



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