Category Archives: Fungineering

Discussions, ideas, events and general shenanigans fungineered at Phase 2

P2′s First iPhone/iPod Touch App

By Shane Kempton | Published: August 11, 2009

Our first iPhone/iPod Touch application, Quadrangle, was approved and released to the iTunes App store yesterday.  Quandrangle is a simple but addictive puzzle game where the player is challenged to find blocks of the same color which form a rectangle.

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Field of Battle

By Chad Scott | Published: June 5, 2009

Every now and then the guys calling the shots at Phase 2 will decide to take all the employees out of the office and do something fun.  Last week it was determined that the fun experience we were all about to partake of was to be paint ball.  There was some apprehension from some of [...]

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Welcome to Arduino!

By Colbey Chittenden | Published: June 2, 2009

What is an Arduino? An Arduino is an all in one programmable microcontroller that allows you to start off very quickly in the world of microcontrollers. It is an Open Source hardware controller and there are many flavors out there, each catering to many different needs.

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And They’re Off!

By Chad Scott | Published: May 8, 2009

As you know the Kentucky Derby was last weekend, which means Phase 2 had another Pick ‘em challenge.  In this challenge the participants were required to select the top five finishers in the race in order.

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Sports Wrapup

By Chad Scott | Published: April 30, 2009

Every year we have a sports pick ‘em challenge at the office.  This challenge requires the players to use their knowledge of everything from horse racing to football.  Last year was the first year that yours truly did not win, but rather came in a distant fourth.  But hey, you’ve got to let someone else [...]

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