An anonymous reader writes “Researchers at the University of Michigan describe how to hijack the iPhone’s headset port to power peripherals, establish bi-directional communications with them, and interface various sensors, all without jailbreaking your iPhone or having to pay thousands to access to the Apple Dock Connector. This makes it possible for students, hackers, and DIYers to extend the phone’s functionality to the physical world. The team is giving away 20 HiJack modules/programmers to enable new apps.”
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HiJacking the iPhone’s Headset Port


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