Gizmodo
- The Windows Web Browser Choice Screen Works
- According to the latest
- Old Websites Sure Are Embarrassing
- The Wayback Machine offers an incredible catalog of
Engadget
- Keepin' it real fake: Teclast's dual-screened K9 e-reader looks like Alex and Kindle made a baby
- We almost hate to throw the KIRF moniker on a product we wouldnt mind owning, but this e-reader
- Intel's X25-V and Kingston's SSDNow V Series face off in battle for best value SSD
- Got $125 and a burning desire to get in on the SSD fun? Intel and Kingston both have models priced to seduce that cash away from your pocket, and here comes AnandTech with
- Windows Phone 7 Series T-shirt cannon gets detailed, redefines 'mobile warfare'
- In its MIX10 presentation this week, Microsoft took a quirky approach to demonstrating the ease of coding for Windows Phone 7 Series. The company showed us a T-shirt-firing bot by the name of
- Charlie Miller to reveal 20 zero day security holes in Mac OS X
- Say, Charles -- its been awhile! But were pleased as punch to see that youre back to your old ways, poking around within OS Xs mainframe just looking for ways to remotely
- OneNote and Word for Windows Phone 7 Series revealed
- We actually havent seen any official shots of the Office apps for Windows Phone 7 Series, but now that Microsofts emulator has been hacked and unlocked, weve got a glimpse of what creating
- 3D invisibility cloak fashioned out of metamaterials
- Those HDTV manufacturers did tell us that 3D was going to be everywhere this year, didnt they? Keeping up with the times, scientists investigating potential methods for rendering physical objects invisible to the
- 150,000 take part in FCC's broadband census, do their part for the greater good
- The FCC wants you to help it kill bogus ISPs, and its primary weapon is its Consumer Broadband Test, released
Crave: CNET Gadget Blog
- The 404 Podcast 516: Where bleepity bleep those kittens
- Natali joins the dark side and immediately offends Justin and Wilson, Google introduces a new social network and gets pissed at Chinese copy-cat site Gojje, and GoldenEye makes its triumphant comeback--all this on todays episode of CNETs The 404 Podcast,
- Sony releases new 3D-ready Blu-ray player, announces upgrades for other models
- Sony has announced a new standalone Blu-ray player, the BDP-S470, which will receive a firmware upgrade in the summer to make it 3D compatible.
- Honda shows new minivan concept in Chicago
- Honda debuts its Odyssey concept at the Chicago auto show. Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
- T-Mobile introduces new myTouch 3G models
- T-Mobile refreshes its myTouch 3G lineup with new models that offer 3.5mm headphone jacks, Swype technology, and more. Originally posted at Android Atlas
- Get a Lenovo Netbook tablet for $449.99
- Thats a convertible tablet, by the way, meaning its a regular Netbook by day and a slate by, well, whenever you turn the screen around and fold it down. Originally posted at The Cheapskate
- Summer 2010: when the PS3 goes 3D
- When can your PS3 become a full-fledged 3D game and Blu-ray machine? Circle your calendar: Sony has officially targeted this summer.
- Panasonic Toughbook H1 Field is the anti-iPad
- Take everything you think you know about Apples upcoming tablet, reverse it, and you have Panasonics road-warrior Windows 7 field computer.
Lifehacker Gadgets
- MagnoGrip Holds Extra Nails, Screws, and More to Your Wrist
- Hey you—you with the nails sticking out of your mouth while youre pounding away with your hammer. The relatively inexpensive MagnoGrip magnetic wristband holds nails,
- Gadget and Gear Deals of the Day
- Cheap computers, discounted camcorders, and a free pile of tunes and games await you in todays Dealhacker roundup. Come for the half price camera, stay for the iPhone
- Gadget and Gear Deals of the Day
- Weve got laptops, HDTVs, spycams, and peripherals galore, all on the cheap. As always, we left a little pile of loot at the bottom for the not-unless-its-free crowd.Computer
- Screwpop 4-in-1 Keychain Tool
- Were a little obsessed with great tools that fit on our keychains, so its no wonder the Screwpop 4-in-1 keychain multi-tool caught our eye. Its a Phillips-head screwdriver, flat-head screwdriver, a
- Google Wave Extensions Gallery: A Single Place to Find Great Wave Extensions
- One of Google Waves more powerful features is its extensions—small gadgets and doodads you can embed or include in waves to add great
- Gadget and Gear Deals of the Day
- .Laptops, HDTVs, camcorders, and portable goodies of all sort await you in todays Dealhacker roundup. Come for the deals stay for the free St. Patricks Day and Metal
- Deep Water Bath Fills Your Tub to the Brim
- A luxurious soak in the bathtub is that much better when you can sink all the way up to your chin. Use Deep Water Bath to
Wired - Gear Factor
- Scoot-Along Lawn-Mower Lazier Than it Seems
- Spring is upon us, and as the days lengthen and we venture out into the world after our pizza-n-TiVo hibernation, we are confronted with the dual problems of extra belly-fat and extra long lawn-grass. A clever invention could take care
- HP Slate: €400, Atom Processor, June Launch
- Spanish gadget blog Clipset has the details of the upcoming HP Slate, with some quick hand-on time too. Previously, then Slate has only been seen in a teaser video promo.First, the price. The Slate will apparently be €400, which translates
- Cardboard Record Sleeve Transforms Into Record Player
- You’re sick of tinny, vapid MP3s. You’d go back to CDs, only you tossed them and you haven’t the stomach to re-buy them over again. Besides, where’s the warmth and romance in a silver disk? So you decide to try
- Concept Notebook Has Handle and Stand
- Remember the old toilet-seat iBook from Apple? What’s that, you’d done your best to forget it? Yeah, us too. Sorry to dig up those bad old memories. The point, though, is that the candy-colored computer had a handle, and despite
- Simplest and Best? The MoviePeg iPhone Stand
- This is the MoviePeg, and it’s the simplest gadget you’ll see this week, and possibly, like, ever. The MoviePeg is no more than a little plastic rectangle with a notch cut from one side. This notch matches the thickness and
- Idapt Gadget Dock Charges Almost Anything
- Idapt’s new i4 is a charging dock for pretty much all of your gadgets. Like the company’s previous stations, the dock reduces cable-clutter, but this time it does it in shiny, piano-black style.The hot-looking dock plugs into the mains and
- Pay to Play: Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews
- If you can’t pitch the press, pay them. That’s the proposition some review sites have for publicity-starved iPhone developers.Several websites dedicated to iPhone app reviews are requesting payments from developers in exchange for writeups of their apps, Wired.com has learned.
ThinkGeek
- Geek Kids : Linkology Card Game
- Fast & fun card game links science concepts together Start with five cards and quickly link concepts together to empty your hand as quickly as possible - or at least, quicker than those
- Geek Kids : Prime Card Game
- Master multiplication and division with this fun card game The 171 cards of the Prime deck can be used to play four math games at six different levels from elementary school through adult.
- Geek Kids : Equate Board Game
- Addictive crossword-style game teaches math concepts Make math edutaining! Equate is like Scrabble, but instead of building words you build equations. The perfect tool for teaching math to the geekling who just doesnt
- Geek Kids : Doodle Track
- Draw your own racetrack and the car follows! Use any thick marker or crayon to draw a racetrack and this car will magically drive on it! The secret is patented optical sensors that
- T-Shirts & Apparel : Zelda Shield Babydoll
- Its dangerous to go alone! Take this. Although not as versatile as a Kokiri Tunic, this Zelda Shield Babydoll will camouflage you better if you enter the Twilight Realm, although its not guaranteed
- T-Shirts & Apparel : No Normal Humans
- Id sorta like to know what you consider normal, but Im almost afraid to ask. Maybe the people around you who seem normal are only pretending. They might have secret super powers that
- T-Shirts & Apparel : Japan Friends of Bento Club Babydoll
- Because becoming an adult doesnt mean you shouldnt have a fun lunch box. When you say boxed lunch in America, it evokes images of sandwiches wrapped in cellophane with stale chips and an
CrunchGear
- Asus adds LED backlight to its Designo Series monitors
- The Asus Designo monitor line was already hot with its striking good looks but the series just got a whole lot more enticing thanks to LED backlighting.
- Technical difficulties abound this week
- For some odd reason we’re having lots of problems updating the site this week. We’re going to be moving off or Rackspace soon – we’ll be hosted by Wordpress just like Big Daddy, TechCrunch, so hopefully things will work better.
- Predators Trailer: “This planet is a game, sir”
- What is it with these Predators? Don’t they have anything else to do besides hunting and killing human beings? Don’t they have some kind of Predator opera to go to or Predator literature to create? Anyway, this is the trailer
- The Canon 5D mk II 2.0.4 firmware fixes the mess left by 2.0.3
- The 5D mk II 2.0.3 firmware was supposed to be the end-all solution for the Canon super camera. But it wasnt. It caused more issues not worth the enhanced movie mode it added. Canon of course of pulled
- This Brink trailer makes me want a TF2 Borderlands mashup
- Don’t get too excited like I did. While Brink is really an upcoming game, it’s not going to be like the video above. It’s a full-featured console and PC shooting that’s supposed to come out this fall. But this trailer,
- HP Slate priced, dated, and spec’d?
- The HP Slate has been showing up in all sorts of places since its CES 2010 debut. But we really never knew much about it. We didnt know what CPU or GPU it was running, along with if
- “Camera-man”: This is what Pentax wants your camera to look like
- In October last year, Pentax launched a robotic version of their K-x entry level digital camera, a colorful variation of the conventional black model. And today, the same company, presented another creative approach, the Camera-man . Its
Ubergizmo
- Casio Pathfinder PRG110C-3 watch
- Even watches are trying to go green these days, with the Casio Pathfinder PRG110C-3 watch taking a more literal approach by coming in a fluorescent green shade alongside
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 and 470 pricing revealed
- Looks like we finally have an idea on how much the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 and 470 have
- Day & Night Watches offer variety
- They say that variety is the spice of life, and you cant really go wrong with the Day & Night watches by
- PowerColor Radeon HD 5770 Eyefinity 5 unveiled
- PowerColors Radeon HD 5770 Eyefinity 5 has just been released, where it lacks one less mini-DisplayPort compared to its beefier
- Windows Phone 7 simulator video
- We do admit that Microsoft is on to something here with the Windows Phone 7 Series, but for folks who have given the Windows
- Mac OS X zero day full of flaws
- Apple has long trumpeted its OS to be way safer compared to the Windows platform, but an insecurity expert recently
- Canon EOS 5D Mark II firmware 2.0.3 fix
- We just posted about the audio recording issue concerning Canons EOS 5D Mark II firmware 2.0.3 earlier
The Gadgeteer
- Deal of the Day – Nokia X6 Unlocked GSM Touchscreen Phone for $349.99
- The LogicBUY deal of the day is a Nokia X6 Unlocked GSM Touchscreen Phone for $349.99 with free shipping. The Quad-band Nokia X6 features 3G, 3.2-inch touch display, 16GB internal memory, 5-megapixel camera/camcorder, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth stereo and many more. Works
- Scosche reviveLITE Charger for iPhone and iPod
- This entry fits into Julie’s series of compact charging pockets for small devices. The reviveLITE from Scosche plugs into a wall socket to provide a compact charger for your iPhone or iPod without using any charging cables. The reviveLITE also has
- Beam N Read Hands-free Lights Review
- Beam N Read Hands-free Lights from ASF Lightware Solutions are portable LED lamps worn on the chest. The theory is that this illuminates your working area better than headlamps or other options.The people who make them are pretty enthusiastic about
- Plantronics 925 Bluetooth Headset for $39
- Amazon has the Plantronics 925 (white, cerise, and gold) for $39. I reviewed this bluetooth headset back in 2008 and still use it today. From a call-quality and comfort point of view, the Plantronics 925 is just as good as
- The be.ez Levertigo Notebook Bag Review
- Ok. Anyone who has read the Gadgeteer knows that I love laptop bags. I have no idea why…some people collect stamps… I collect laptop bags. I have two sizes of computers… my large Dell and my 10.2 inch Acer Aspire
- EXOTAC nanoSTRIKER and MATCHCAP Firestarter Review
- Our family does a fair amount of camping during the year, nothing steep and deep, but out in the sticks none the less. Camping, my Air Force survival training, being a diehard MythBuster fan, etc., I try to be prepared
- Quirky Split Stick Helps Keep Your Office and Home Life Separate
- At least the Split Stick, a double-ended USB stick from Quirky, will keep your home and office files separate. Each end of this stick houses a retractable 4 GB USB drive. The Split Stick is made of rubber-coated anodized aluminum; available colors are
OhGizmo!
- Wipe Shirt For Those Of Us Who Never Stop Polishing Our Glasses Or iPhones
- By Andrew LiszewskiIf you’re the type who’s never satisfied until every last fingerprint and smudge is polished off your iPhone or glasses, you’ll definitely appreciate the Wipe Shirt. Designed by husband and wife team Katsunari and Ami Igarashi, the shirt
- Eye Spy Sniper Rifle Peephole Decal – Your Grandmother Will Love It!
- By Andrew LiszewskiI’m not sure I ever feel this much animosity towards unwanted solicitors banging on my front door, but according to this product shot, the elderly certainly do. This removable decal, created by a company called Monkey Business, makes
- F-35 Lightning II Can Land In Your Driveway
- Air power is critical to military operations nowadays, but it’s hampered by the fact that you need a bunch of infrastructure. With a few exceptions, you need things like runways or aircraft carriers relatively nearby to allow aircraft to, you
- Braille Rubik’s Cube Designed For The Blind
- By Chris Scott BarrIt pains me to admit that I’ve never actually solved a Rubik’s Cube. Granted, it’s been years since I last tried, but I still feel disappointed nonetheless. One question that plagued me for some time was whether
- Casio VL-10 VL-Tone Mini Synthesizer Keyboard
- By Andrew LiszewskiI don’t know the first thing about making music, but that doesn’t stop me from lusting over cool looking retro music gear. Now sadly the original eBay auction for this Casio VL-10 VL-Tone mini synth has ended, but
- Adult Fans Of LEGO: A Blocumentary
- By Andrew LiszewskiSorry about the deluge of videos this morning (2 is a deluge right?) but Jess Gibson’s ‘blocumentary’ AFOL (or Adult Fans of LEGO) is a must watch for anyone who still busts out their containers of rainbow colored
- High Speed Book Scanner Lets You Just Flip Through The Pages
- By Andrew LiszewskiA couple of years ago I wrote about the Digitizing Line DL 3000 book scanner which is capable of scanning and digitizing about 3,000 pages an hour, or 50 pages a minute, for a mere $250,000. And it
Gadgets Weblog
- Sprint's First 4G Phone Coming Next Week
- Sprint is set to unveil the HTC Supersonic, the first handset compatible with its fourth-generation data network (4G). The device is rumored to run on Sprint's new WiMax network for faster connection speeds (up to 10 times faster than current
- LG Teams up with Viking Appliances
- When you think LG, the first thing that comes to mind may very well be cell phones but the company is making a push in the home appliance segment as indicated by the company's latest move. In an unlikely collaboration,
- FCC Finally Unveils its Wireless Plan
- It wouldn't surprise you to know that mobile devices are very, very popular, would it? How about if I went on to say that the market is expected to continue to grow in leaps in bounds with no predicted end
- Sony TransferJet Technology Coming to a Gadget Near You
- Move over Bluetooth, Sony is about ready to release a new technology that supposedly does everything Bluetooth promised only without the complication of recognizing like devices security difficulties. Calling it TransferJet, the new wireless medium will allow wireless data transfer
- Social Network Whrrl Version 3 Comes to iPhone
- Imagine an iPhone app built on the powerful idea of Societies — groups of people with similar real-world patterns, one in which people with shared passions can finally exchange their recommendations and experiences, knowing they'll always be at their fingertips
- New Gadget Says Your Desk Will Never Be Boring Again
- Just when you think you've seen it all, a company called Pandigital has developed a digital picture frame that is always email connected. Photos are sent via ATT wireless network without the need of WiFi directly to the 8-inch LED
- Target to Offer TV Installation Plans
- Years ago you purchased your new television from the local hardware store and after having driven down to the store, walked past the plumbing supplies and furnaces, you selected the unit best suited to your needs and a pair of
Gadgetizer
- Spiral Eye Needle Sewing Gadget
- Say hello to your new best friend, the Spiral Eye Needle Sewing Gadget.Now there’s no more swearing and stomping to thread your needs, as this handy dandy gadget allows you to slide your thread up the shaft until it’s engaged
- Pentax Osu! Handmade Kameraman Puppet
- You probably can’t begin to count how many shots it’s taken to get your children to smile for the camera, and that’s why Pentax has teamed up with Osu! to create this handmade Kameraman Puppet.Attaching via your camera tripod mount,
- Invisibility Cloak Project Back Underway
- The word on the street this fine Friday morning is that the Invisibility Cloak Project is back!That’s right. The Invisibility Cloak is now back underway in development with a different team of scientists which are using photonic metamaterials to change
- DIY Steve Jobs Cheese Head
- Ever found yourself wondering how to craft Steve Jobs’ head into a block of cheese? Well, look no further.Now you can carve your very own Steve Jobs head into a block of mozzarella cheese with the help of these detailed
- TiVo Premiere Release Date
- Well lookey here, the first in the wild shot of TiVo’s new Premiere sitting on the shelves of Best Buy.While this Series 4 won’t hit shelves until March 28, we know you’re gunning up to hit the stores with your
- Verizon Wireless HTC Incredible In Two Weeks?!!
- Talk about a nice Thursday surprise! The word on the street is that Verizon Wireless might just be offering up the new HTC Incredible in only two weeks.Take a peek at the leaked photos and decide your yourself if it’s
- Confirmed: Only Way To Get Windows 7 Apps Is Via Marketplace
- Well, Engadget has the scoop for us after having a meeting with Microsoft’s Todd Biggs who revealed to the team that the only way to get official apps to your Windows Phone 7 Series is by way of the Windows
Popgadget
- Barbie Gets Geeked
- A few weeks back, I reported that Mattel was holding open votes to decide Barbies 126th career. Among the choices were News Anchor, Architect, and Computer Engineer. Im happy to announce that the people have spoken and we now have
- Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition
- This variation of the popular Nokia 5800 Xpress Music edition makes the most of Nokias Ovi Maps that was recently re-vamped into a free forever app. The Ovi Maps app features coverage for over
- Cosmetic Mirror Lets You Try on Makeup Virtually
- Its not a magic mirror, but its still pretty cool. The Digital Cosmetic Mirror allows women to try on make up without having to go through the time consuming step of applying the makeup. Created by cosmetics company Shiseido, the
- PSP Gets Fashion Forward
- You seen fashion PCs, catwalk-worthy phones, and even haute couture-inspired cars. Now meet the fashion handheld console. A Japan-exclusive, Sony is releasing the “Jill Stuart Sweet Limited Package” a blossum pink PlayStation Portable. This special edition console was created in
- iPhone App Makes Sure Your Date is Safe
- Even though dating should be about having fun and meeting new people, its also about finding out if this person is potential mate material. I mean you want to know if the person sitting across from you has had serious
- Is the Apple iPad "magical"?
- Today was 2010s first iDay- the announcement of a new or updated Apple product, predictably following months, or in this case years of feverish speculation. Steve Jobs gave the gathered press the first glimpse
- LG's Lotus Gets Elite
- LG and Sprint are continuing their partnership with the release of the successor to the stylish Lotus phone. The LG Lotus Elite has all the looks of the original Lotus, but has stepped it up a notch with a few
Gadgetell
- BlackBerry slider gets a codename of Talladega, and rumors of an April release
- Section: Communications, Cellphones, Cellular Providers, Smartphones, Mobile Up until now we have seen a decent amount of images of the
- Amazon/Apple war looming with publishers caught in the middle
- Section: Gadgets / Other, ebooks The ebook war between Amazon and Apple is beginning to heat up, with Amazon insisting publishers agree to a list of demands that includes signing a 3
- ZipRealty introduces new Android app
- Section: Communications, Cellphones, Smartphones, MobileZipRealty is a popular online real estate brokerage service, and like many other services, it has been quick to expand to mobile phones. They have already launched a
- Facebook: The go-to place for public arguments
- Section: Web, Web 2.0 / Social Networking, Websites Chances are we’ve all witnessed it a few times before: people who take private arguments onto Facebook, making them public arguments. It seems as
- Google looking to expand into TV?
- Section: Video, HDTV, Web, Google It comes at no surprise now when Google looks into expanding to new, sometimes completely different markets The newest possible market the company seems to be looking at
- Gadgetell review: Punch Plugs by Rockford Fosgate -Something actually different in headphones
- Section: Audio, Accessories, Headphones, Portable Audio, Features, OriginalsIf you are like me, your eyes start to glaze over when people start talking about headphones. There are too many
- Spring 2010 Xbox 360 update adds USB flash drive support
- FROM GAMERTELL - A future Xbox 360 system update will allow users to save game data onto USB storage devices, as well as Memory Units and the hard drive. Each USB drive will be able to have 16gb of space
The Gadget Blog
- Skinput Makes the Human Body an Interface
- What if you could turn your skin into a touch-interface? That’s the idea driving Skinput, a system that takes advantage of the vibrations generated when we tap our body. The prototype is accurate enough that different parts of the body
- Mass Effect 2 Has Robbed Me of Sleep
- I suggest you jump straight into Mass Effect 2, even if you haven’t played or finished the first game. Like its predecessor, Mass Effect 2 plays like a movie, where you are its star attraction, the best hope of the
- 10 Minutes With the HTC HD2: It’s Big!
- But not big enough that you’ll have a hard time carrying it around. The HTC HD2 is easily the best example of the slate smartphone form factor, which is all screen and pretty much nothing else. It’s also the smartphone
- Gesture Search Beta Hits Android
- Here’s something to try out, Android users. Gesture Search has made an appearance on Google Labs, and is available as a download for devices running Android 2.0 or later.Do you find it hard to find a contact or locate an
- Dell Studio 17 for $399
- From Dell.Com: Pay $400, and you get a 17″ laptop with the following specs:Intel Pentium T4300 (2.1 GHz/800 MHz FSB/1 MB cache)2 GB of DDR2 RAM160GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM)Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD8X CD/DVD Burner (Dual Layer DVD+/-R Drive)Dell
- So is Steam Coming to the Mac?
- The news is a few hours old now: Valve recently distributed mock ads that, if anything else, implies that Steam will be available for Mac OS X.Valve’s Steam is a popular online store for games. Customers browse the catalog of
- Why Did Apple Sue HTC?
- Yesterday, Apple sued HTC, alleging that the Taiwanese smartphone maker is violating 20 of Apple’s patents. Most of these patents are about the software, specifically the user interface. Highlights of these patents include diagrams detailing flick scrolling, and a swipe-to-answer