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July 5, 2006

Gizmodo++

Filed under: Announcements,Gizmodo — Gizmodo @ 1:08 am

We've boldly gone where the other sites have gone before—into a new design! Yes, our new w-i-d-e-s-c-r-e-e-n layout allows us to put up larger images while at the same time making the site less cluttered-looking than before.

Since this is a new layout, if you're seeing any weird behavior in your browser—we get lots of Lynx fans—drop us a line. Hopefully you all like this new look as much as we do.

Special bonus, our animated logo that you only got to see in our video segments is now our standard logo. Weee!

July 4, 2006

Happy 4th!

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 12:00 pm

usflag.jpgHappy 4th everyone! Hope you all have a fun and safe holiday and fiesta, remembering to check out our tips for fireworks safety.

See you all tomorrow!

Image courtesy Ace Clipart

 
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July 3, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Feature
Tuning Fork

Rumor and Conjecture
Rumormill: Leopard to Use Mapping Software to Track Stolen Macs

News
Other Bits and Bytes
B&W XT Speakers
Altec Lansing iM9 Portable Speakers
B-Flex Be Dancin': Tiny USB Speakers
BenQ to Ship Blu-ray Burner in August
Marantz SD4051 Dual Transport Cassette (!?) Deck
Magnetic Floating Bed: Oh. Your. God.
Electric Bluetoothbrush
The Space Invaders Carpet
We Work for You (and Money)
Copilot Live for Motorola Q Reviewed (Verdict: #1 Choice)
High Score: The Best of Kotaku
Surfboard USB Drives
BlueBird BM-300, Looks Chocolatey
Easybook M3 Digital Notebook
Lego Mindstorms NXT Impressions
Blackberry to Get Wi-Fi, Other Added Features
Sony PSP, Where a Downgrade is an Upgrade
HAVA Video Streamer, Better Than Slingbox?
Bronx Basement Tech School Sees No Student
Flying Car: LaBiche Aerospace FSC-1
Triple-Decker Case Mod: Whoa!
AT&T U-Verse Fiber Service First Look
Touch Typist: French Maid Keyboard


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We Work for You (and Money)

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 12:54 pm

A site like Gizmodo lives and breathes reader story tips—not just because we are too dumb to find our own stories, but because we love to post up things you’d like to discuss.

So a gentle reminder: If you’ve got a story you think is a good match for Gizmodo, please hit up our editors by email or AIM—tips@ goes to all the editors and is a great place to start. And if you don’t have a comments login (or have had an old one go south; it happens), head on over to our Live Campfire Chat Room where we’ll be giving comment invite codes away for the next few hours.

Let us know in the comments of this post when you’re up and running! If we break 100 comments I’ll take everyone out for ice cream.

Update: Invites are closed! Thanks, everybody!

 
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June 30, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

News
Viagra Ring
Shockproof Hard Disk Case
Transcend T.sonic 530 MP3 Player
Palm Open Box Sale
Printable Robot
Cingular LG CG225 Low End Phone Available Now
Timesphere Clock
Qtek 8500/Dopod S300/HTC Star Trek Reviewed (Verdict: Star-tastic)
Gizmodo Skypecast Postmortem
Gizmodo Skypecast Time
JVC Introduces 120Hz LCDs
Gizmodo SkypeCast Update
iPodweek - The Best of iLounge
Gizmodo Skypecast Reminder : T-Mobile Execs Bare All on the SK3
i-Station T43 PMP From Digital Cube
Stink Up The Neighborhood This July 4th
NBA Rolls Out Updated Official Basketball
Friendtech iDea Travel Kit Hands-On
Pluma, Propane Tank Redesign
Explay Nano Projector: It Works!
Stench Recorder: Smell-O-Vision On Its Way
Dell Offers Xbox 360 For $350
Prober E319 In-Dash Car PC
Such a Deal: Maxtor 200GB for $40
Flavored Food Skewers Take Guesswork Out of BBQ
Disposable Camera Made Permanent: Priceless
Make New iFriends With the iBag Turntable
OQO 01+ Now Cheaper, Still Too Expensive
8 Ways to Kill Someone with the Nano
Gizmodo Skypecast: T-Mobile Execs Bare All on the SK3
Samsung BD-P1000 Unboxing
HIS Releasing First PCIe X1 ATI Graphics Card
Brix Unveils Two Sirius Receivers
Last Chance: Windows Vista Beta 2 Download
Jabra A125s Bluetooth iPod Adapter
Coming Soon: Matrixstream 1080p IPTV Streaming
Target, Red Cross First Aid Kit
Fireworks Photo Tips
Sharp Releases Fax Machine That Records Calls
Service for Agoraphobics Makes Trees Laugh
Super TV-B-Gone: Bulked Up to 90-Foot Range
Personal Troubleshooting Moment: Macbook Pro and 10.4.7
Sticky Yard Digital Measuring System
Sidekick 3 Unboxing


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Gizmodo Skypecast Postmortem

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 4:53 pm

Sorry listeners! There was a little bit of audio difficulty, as those of you who tuned in may have heard. We won’t be using that service again.

We’ll try and reschedule the T-Mobile guys for another chat, perhaps sometime next week, since you all had lots of questions about the Sidekick 3. We’ll post an update when we finalize a time.

 
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Gizmodo SkypeCast Update

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 3:45 pm

We’re trying something a little different for the SkypeCast today. Instead of going to the SkypeCast room, check back at 4:30PM EDT for the Conference room number, then go here for directions on how to connect.

You can dial in using your regular Skype phone or a regular cellphone/landline if you want.

 
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June 10, 2006

The Week In Comments

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Yoda Backpack
I can just hear Master Yoda saying, “Babe magnet think you? Babe repellant, find you out!”
by Cardinal Fang

Sony Reader Gets Delayed Again
“Much like my ex-girlfriends, those promises got broken pretty quickly…”

- You broke your ex-girlfriend? What, did she deflate or something?
by mathew
Wait, his ex-girlfriends were “broken pretty quickly”?

er..

um..

Good job!!!
by ernster

Diamond Pacifier: OMG
How could they not have called this a ‘Blingkey’??
by jonny

PhotogenicMasks: Become A Convincing Girl Quickly And Easily
Anybody else find the imagery in this ad a little f’d up? I mean, other then the fact that these are life-like masks for “anybody who wants to be a girl” … they had to add a knife stabbing a flower and a mask of an 11 year old girl.
by Terp4Life

Motorola RAZR II (Canary) Pics Surface
Hmmm, I almost think it’s a step back, design-wise. The RAZR has very “tech” look to it, and this new one, to me, has more of a “luxury” vibe. I like my phones angular, not curvy. But that’s just my opinion (the opinion of a guy who would probably never buy a Motorola phone no matter how cool it looked). That shiny finish will start looking like ass after a bit of wear-and-tear.

And I see that now BengalBoy’s not even bothering to have his hot-if-I-was-really-drunk models pose with the phones… He’s getting guys to hold them? I see a spin-of site in his future, featuring “hot” (well, naked) Jamaican dudes holding pink RAZRs and such.
by billpendry

Toshiba RFID Printers
I work for a large University Library sytem here in florida. Im currently trying to switch from our current tattle-tape magnetic strip/barcode sytem to a system utilizing the benefits of RFID. If this were decently affordable I could see the implimentation of such a system almost immediately.
by dirac

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June 9, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

News
Cingular Auctions American Idol -Themed Samsung D807s
iLuv i1055 iPod Player and Dock
Shuttle XPC M2000 Media Center PC
Nokia E60 Gallery
Chrome Notebook Sleeve
Intempo iDS-02 Spherical iPod Speaker-Dock
The I/O Brush
ScanGauge II Automotive Computer
Samsung X830 Music Phone
World Cup Ball More Advanced Than Your PC
iPodweek – The Best of iLounge
32 Soccer Ball Redesigns
Fujifilm Aquamask Waterproof Camera Case
Computex Roundup, Day 3
$5,000 Hurricane Relief Cellphone Kit
iRiver E10 Reviewed (Verdict: CNexcellent)
T-Mobile Preps Three More Samsungs
Ring Thing: Portal to Nirvana
Sony BDP-S1 Blu-ray Player Delayed
Shuttle XPC X100: The Half-Sized Mini PC
One-Touch Cellphone Backup
Casio XJ-S35 Pocket Projector
Call for SkypeCast Participants
Gefen DVI-3000HD
Naneu Camera Bags: Not Just for Cameras Anymore
Pig and Bear Nano Contest
Panasonic SDR-S150 SDHC Camcorder
Next-Gen Bluetooth (3.0?) On the Way
The Tech That Stopped Al-Zarqawi
MSI Unveils Two Small MP3 Players
SkypeCast Over
SkypeCast Time
Programmable Spinning LED Fan
Sapphire HDMI X1600 in the Wild
Reader Steve Proposes U-HIP
Intel Gets More Aggressive, Pentium Prices to Plummet
Portable Cellphone Booth
Cablevision Caves In, Postpones Network DVR
Design Concept: Electrici-tree
Kiber 6040/1030
Focal Aquatune Waterproof iPod Speaker Dock
Lego Coffee Maker
TiVo Guru Guides a Go Plus KidZone
Video Game Detox Clinic Opens
Robot Touch: One Step Closer to World Domination
SkypeCast Redux
Swarovski-Festooned Vinyl Killer
Shower Monitor: Ruining Your Life in Eight Minutes or Less
$130 OLPC GUI
Delux DLA-660 Dual Core Portable Media Player
First Photos: Motorola Capri

June 3, 2006

The Week In Comments

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Lifestat Keychain Emergency Neck Puncturer
“Oops, was that the jugular. Take it easy, I’m new at this.”

There is one major flaw with this device. While your writhing on the floor, gagging on your own esophagus, how will your rescuer know that you have a neck puncturer handy. Chances are this do-gooder will end up using a ball point pen & you’ll be pissed that your $135 investment turned out to be a really expensive keychain ornament.
by uhm…Bob

Researchers Make Robot Hand Controlled By Human Thought
That’s dangerously close to the “shocker” hand motion – did I stumble onto fleshbot again?
by C

Phillips Norelco BG2020 Men’s Bodygroom Reviewed (Verdict: Wtf)
Just so you know, not all Hoosiers are manscaping freaks.
by Derek, IN

Next for Origami: “Vistagami”
This is worse than Starbuck’s! The name is now a mash of two foreign languages, and it all adds up to mean “the most visually appealing aspect of paper”, with apologies to the misuse of the word vista.

Apologies also to the Japanese, who have historically been opposed to combining foreign and Japanese words according to Japanese rules of grammar (* + kami = *gami). At least (I hope) MS isn’t arrogant enough to change the Japanese part of the word for its homophone meaning “God”…
by jYopp

USB Aroma Fan
Dear Gizmodo: I will simply have to create stronger smells. –The IT Guy.
Rick Dobbs

How To Hold A Camera
Awesome. They forgot to mention that you don’t point the lens at your face. And they really should re-inforce that you shouldn’t hold the right-hand end with your left hand or your foot…
by takeshi

iBeam Magnifying Watch
I saw one of these in one of those stores that you always see in malls and I was looking at it and the clerk came over and he was like, “I see you’re holding a watch,” and I said, “This makes no sense,” and he says, “It magnifies,” and I’m like, “dude.”
by Muskrat

Limited Edition LG Washing Machines: Buy It and Prove You’re in a Loveless Marriage
I wash my dog in the front loader, too. Problem is, he has a harder time keeping his head above the water, since he’s flopping around all the time.

How do you keep him alive?
by legweak

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June 2, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Feature
Gizmodo Gallery: Paul Johnson

Hands-On
Samsung Q1 UMPC Hands-On, Part 1: The Out-of-Box Experience

News
iPod Nike Shoe Video
How To Build A Touchless Lightswitch
Top 10 Strangest Console Mods
Verizon Wireless Enabling SMS to Landline Phones
Assisted Living Communities Using RFID To Keep Track of Residents
Philips VoIP433 Windows Live Messenger USB Phone
Shredding Scissors
BCD2000 Mix & Scratch DJ/VJ Controller Reviewed (Verdict: Good, Mostly)
Bio Bench
VoodooPC ENVY u:734 Gaming Laptop
iPodweek - The Best of iLounge
Comcast To Start Testing HD TiVo?
Princeton PTW-PTS Wireless Projector Server
Cruzin Cooler
Fabrix MacBook Cases
Swedish Police Site Gets Swashbuckled, Pirates to Blame
Philips' 42-inch TV, Now Featuring Even More Glow!
Belkin TuneStage for iPod Nano
Jetblue to Get Internet Access
Gardening Kits for Children
Belkin Wifi Skype Phone
MovieBeam Reviewed (Verdict: A-OK from Zatz)
ADEO Fitness Companion
CinemaNow: Disney and Porn
Chipper Running on Waste Oil
Sitzfleisch Chair Cushion (That's "Flesh For Sitting")
Office Trebuchet
TRATTI, Wearable Noise-Making Device
Slim Smartphone: Blackberry 7130g
Kansas Town Proposes Complete Ban of Cellphones While Driving
SkypeCast Aftermath
Skypecast Time
Why Vista Will Suck in 20 Bullet Points or Less
CinnaRack Mac mini Mount
Robot World Cup: Yes, We're Obsessed
Belkin PureAV HDMI Switch
Your Own Dairy Queen?
Neuton Cordless Electric Mower
The Pirate Bay: I'm Not Dead Yet
The Gang Who Couldn't Not Get Shot By a Cameraphone
Video Games in the Olympics
Despite iPod Success, Apple Still Struggling to Gain Market Share
Gizmondo Exec Pleads Not Guilty: "Dietrich Did It!"
Gizmodo Skypecast
Mosquito Jihad: Mega-Catch Ultra Trap
Archos XS104 Released
Exstreamer 100 Wireless Wired MP3 Streamer
iBook in Flames, Film at 11
Sonic Impact K1: Display Enlargement
$100 PC Now Costs $130, Due in April, 2007
Soios 55-Cam 360 Surround Webcam


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May 30, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

News
RAM Mount: Triple GPS/PDA/Cellphone Bike Mount
Polaroid i1032 10 Megapixel Camera
How To Hold A Camera
AOpen MP945-VXR Mini PC
Kotaku DS Lite Kontest: Krack the Kode
USB Aroma Fan
Fujitsu Mag EraSURE: Erase Your HD In 60 Seconds
Xbox 360 Camera Release Date Announced: September 19th
Remote BBQ Temperature Sensor
BenQ-Siemens A58 and A38 Economy Phones
LG FM35 Flash Based PMP
Sub-Zero Pro 48 Freezer
Toshiba Gigabeat V30T PMP With Portable Media Center
World Cup Tickets Get RFID Security
Summer Vacation Gadgetry Contest Update
OSN OS 60 Portable Tripod
O'heocha D2 Saturn Speakers
EcoModo - The Best of Treehugger
Dell Supports OSX
SpeckTone Retro Speaker Dock
Not Barking, Drowning
Vuclain Golden Voice
Nano-Electronics Steadies Cameraphones
Hono Electrical Candle
Hitachi Shows There's Still Life Left in Plasma TV
World's Largest iPod
Anti-Radiation Cellphone Pouch for Wussies
Wi-Fi Bunny Opera
If These Ballpark Pens Could Talk...
Griffin Releases Strap, Calls It A PSP Accessory
Wave Energy Concept: Clean, Cheap Power
Beer Holster: So You Can Grab Stuff
SanDisk 1GB SD Card Deal
JVC Alneo MP3 Player
PS3 Will Play Used Games, Blockbuster Sighs in Sweet Relief
iBeam Magnifying Watch
Intel to Ship Core 2 Duo Chips July 23
LG MG220: Good for Hoboes
Wheelman Motorized Skateboard
Ferrari Dual-Core Notebooks
Fast Camera: Fujifilm's FinePix Z3
Microsoft Launches Wireless Keyboard and Mouse for Macs
Tripp Trapp: High Chair or Torture Tool?
Helios High-Def DVD Player
Virgin Launches "SugarMama": Watch Videos, Call People Free
Next for Origami: "Vistagami"
Sonnet USB iPod Charger
DS Lite Scores With New Rumble Pak
Sharp MP-B200 and MP-B300 Thin MP3 Players
Elecom Laptop Cooler
No Motion Controller For Xbox 360
Eintech LM-500Series Personal Translator And PMP
Apple's Great Glass Elevator As Buggy As Willy Wonka's
Rumor: Sidekick Launches June 26th?
SteriPEN UV Water Purifier

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May 29, 2006

High Score: The Best of Kotaku

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 1:00 pm

Get caught up on last week’s happenings at Kotaku with this very special Memorial Day edition of High Score.

Sony got a bit a fanboy fury directed at them last week when rumors surfaced (again) that the pre-owned market for the PlayStation 3 would be essentially dead. But, don’t worry, cheap ass gamers, you’ll still be able to buy (and play) lightly scratched, greasy copies of Fatal Inertia come late December.

Valve software’s Half-Life 2 gets the expansion treatment this week, with the further adventures of Gordon Freeman having gone gold last week. To keep the hype train a-chuggin’, Valve also dropped some hints about the release dates of Episodes 2 and 3. Tattoo these dates on your chest! They will not change.

Halo 3 may just be right around the corner, according to reports that Master Chief’s third outing is already undergoing multiplayer testing. With such a brief trailer shown at this year’s E3, I’m still betting the title is a long way off, despite the fact that something is playable.

Former Nintendo sales and marketing veep and charismatic corporate character Reggie Fils-Aime probably got a nice little bump in pay (and responsibility) when he was promoted to president of the American arm of the gaming giant. His predecessor also got a nice step up—he wasn’t canned. Congrats, Reggie. I’ll buy you a beer next time we hang.

On the Wii front, Nintendo dropped more solid details about pricing for their disruptive console. Citing a price of “not more than $249″, but leaving out a definitive MSRP, leads some people to believe that the premium pack will reach the upper end price-wise, while entry-level packs will retail for less.

Internet sleuths dug up Wiikaraoke.com—a Web site that currently redirects to the Nintendo home page, but is clearly intended to be the future home of some karaoke product for the Wii. With the reveal of the Wii-motes included speaker, this shouldn’t have come as a surprise to many.

Finally, in the happiest of news, Out magazine is gay for Link! They named him the “Hottest Video Game Character” in their newest Hot List. Just for the record, that’s the rugged, mature Link from Twilight Princess, not the doe-eyed stubby elf-boy from Wind Waker.

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May 27, 2006

The Week In Comments

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Nike + Apple = iPod Sport Kit
But will it use foul language, yell at me and stink. Until then, coaches are safe.
It's just cheaper to teach coaches the lyrics to your favorite songs. They can yell them at you through the megaphone.

I wonder if Apple will provide this technology for child laborers, perhaps in gloves that the children can wear at Nike plants. Why give them a break if they haven't burnt enough calories.
by DeadWriter


Unboxing - Unwrapping New Gear
it's like porn... sexy, techno-porn.
by Exor

Matt Haughey MacSaber Video
Finally, we know what the "next great thing" really is. Apple's strategy to get users to drop their brand new laptops is BRILLIANT!

"MacSaber? Yeah, no, that's not covered."
by BWGunner


Cozy Tunes Speaker Pillow
New, from the makers of cozy tunes:
Porcelian Throne Tunes!
your shit will be bumping!
by kennedy


Apple Store Panorama
On May 19th,
Apple Computer will introduce
Apple Store Fifth Avenue
And you'll see why 2006
won't be like "2006"
by KJA


Man Stuff - The Best Of Uncrate
Call me paranoid, but the gas powered remote control speedboat looks like it would be a high risk potential torpedo.
by ThisOldMan

 
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May 26, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Hands-On Review
Griffin TuneBuds Hands-On

Contest Announcement
Contest: Summer Vacation Gadgetry

Rumor and Conjecture
Rumor: PSP Modchip Coming Soon
Coming Soon: Invisibility Cloak

News
We're Off Monday!
BenQ EF91 FCC Approved
Jobs Wants Your iPod Money Once A Year
Crappy Fan With Water Spray
Digital Cowboy WMV HD/DVD Media Player
Verizon Releases GPS-Like Services
Cingular Files Against Sprint Over Fewest Dropped Calls Claim
Hello Kitty iPod Dock/Speakers
3M Laptop Privacy Filter
iPodweek - The Best of iLounge
Compact G Fake DS Impresses No One
Neofree Rechargeable Battery Pack
Updated Slingbox Mobile Ups Res, Features
Mona Lisa Techno-Smiles
Meizu Miniplayer: Slick iPod Clone
Microsoft "Mystery Solved" Promotion Runs Out of Schwag
Fidelity Digital Picture Frames
Woodflame Delecto Grill: Gas and Charcoal-Free
ScottEVest Performance T-Shirt
World's Worst Tech Products. Ever.
iDea Wireless iPod Dock
Dell Releases 2 High-Brightness Projectors
Cambodia Bans 3G Phones, Blames Porn
The X1R Remote-Controlled Golf Caddy
Sonica Audio Labs VHPextreme Workstation: Mac Pro Foreshadowing?
Lose Your Money Easier with Mobile Gambling from Las Vegas Sands
A MacBook Can Moo, Can You?
Full Disclosure or Why Gizmodo Is OS-Agnostic
Alcatel OT E260 Cellphone
Robotic Roach Fools Real Ones, Teaches Them To Party Down
Dog Turd Cellphone Cover
A Unique Tablet PC Review
Quixun QHD-M30W 30-Incher: Look Out Dell and Apple
Spanish-American War Ends, Cellphone Bills Go Down
iTMS Adding NHL Hockey, More NBC Programs
Bulletproof Packaging Punishes Consumers
Vista-Bashing: Good for Linux?
Matrox TripleHead2Go Shipping
Xbox 360 Outboard HD DVD Player Pics
Motorola Q Reviewed (Verdict: Excellent)
Samsung Q1 UMPC Unwrapping
Major Xbox 360 Live Update Coming Next Friday
Emerson iTone C200 iPod Alarm Clock


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We’re Off Monday!

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 8:00 pm

dayoff.jpgWhat’s this? Sunlight? You mean we get to go outside? Hurray!

We’ll be on a low-post schedule Monday with us all enjoying nature’s freshness. If there’s any big news we’ll probably pop in for a bit, but for the most part our intrepid editors will be relaxing with a bit more alcohol than usual.

See you all Tuesday!

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Contest: Summer Vacation Gadgetry

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 1:28 pm

ppc6_main_grfx.gifYeah, it's been a while since our last contest, so sue us. Now we are giving away the CoPilot live. This accessory can turn any Pocket PC device into a GPS device. This is perfect for that summer road trip.

Here is the catch: We want to see who has the biggest arsenal of vacation gadgets. Load 'em all up, take a picture and shoot it over to gizmodobox @ gmail with "ON VACATION" in the subject line. The deadline is Friday, June 2 at noon. Please try to keep your images no wider than 520 pixels. Remember, you are trying to impress the editors here. So if you don't have a lot of vacation gadgets, just incorporate a "Your Momma" joke into your picture and it is sure to make JohnB laugh.

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May 24, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Hands-On Reviews
Abacus SPOT Watch Hands-On
We Review the Samsung Helix (Verdict: We Like It)

News
Koss Pro4AAA Titanium Headphones
Free Electronic Gaming Monthly Subscription
Mac Pro Trademark Filed By Apple
Add Touchscreen To Existing LCDs with USB Touchscreen
Polaroid MGX-0550 GPS Navigation And DVD Player
Toshiba Launching 2GB miniSD Card For Cellphones
iPod Sport Kit Done Already By Microsoft
Dell To Open Dallas Store With No Inventory
Sunlinq Foldable Solar Charger
Targus Notebook Cases For Him And Her
Cupple Coffee Mug & Holder
Golf Ball-Finding Glasses
Mitsubishi Demos World’s Smallest Projector, the PK10
Motorola To Release SCPL
Sprint Launches LG FUSIC
MVIX Wireless HDD Enclosure
iPod nano Scratch Lawsuit, the Plantiff Wants Out
Speedway Movies: Choose the Christie CP2000
World Cup Powerdesk
Sony Ericsson HPM-82 Walkman Phone Headset
Sanyo Xacti S60: Cheap 6-Megapixel Camera
UK Reconsiders iTrip Ban
Dell Precision Workstation 690 and 490
uTalk Skype Conference Phone
LG External Drive Burns Everything
Invensense Cellphone Image Stabilization
Windows Vista Beta 2 Sucks
Power User – The Best of Lifehacker
AirPort Express Stations Frying
Griffin TuneBuds nano
Marantz IS201 Universal iPod Dock
Content Cartel Makes Backroom DRM Deal
Two-Seater Robo-Dolphin
Another Hi-Fi iPod Speaker Dock
Virtual Sightseeing
The Secure Phone Miser Telephone Conversation Encryption Device
I-O Data HTH-USR for Nervous Types
Motorola Q Fondled by Press
Samsung Rolls Out Two LCDs
Ballmer: Windows Vista Delayed Again?

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Free Electronic Gaming Monthly Subscription

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 7:41 pm

egmcover.jpgWife won’t let you take your new VAIO to the porcelain gallery to read Kotaku while you do your business? How about a free subscription to Electronic Gaming Monthly sponsored by World Cyber Games instead?

True, there’s an essential lack of Crecente and Ashcraft, but you gotta doo what you gotta doo.

Offer lasts through Friday. Registration with the Cyber Games is not required.

EGM Subscription [Thanks to Ziff Davis Game Group and World Cyber Games]

 
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May 22, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Feature
Tuning Fork

News
DoCoMo To Make All Cellphones GSM Compliant Within 2 Years
Doggie Bag
iPod Firewire Dock Cable $9.99
Reviewed: Sweex 5.1 Home Theater Headphones (Verdict: Unimpressive)
Netgear DG834N 802.11n ADSL2+ Modem Router
Fostex Japan eA Any-Surface Speakers
Cozy Tunes Speaker Pillow
Shoes Straight from the World of Tron
LG KG320 Ultra-Slim Phone
DIY Radio, Kind of
LG MFJM53 8GB Music Player
iBall Digital Camcorder Concept Design
Strange Automata Gallery (Robots)
Belkin XM Boombox F5X007
802.11n Delayed Even Further
PT33 Personal Tracking System
The Long Pen in the Wild
Downloadable Paper Camera
Turbo Charger Portable AA Cell Charger
What's Really In the Cube
LiteFast: A Real Experience
Lenovo ThinkPad T43 Review (Verdict: Reasonable)
High Score: The Best of Kotaku
DISH ViP 622 HDTV DVR Reviewed (Verdict: Convergently Great)
Mickey Mouse iPod Nano
MobiBLU DAH-1900
Harmony Home Automation Windows Media Center Plugin
Black DS Lite in Euroland
WMD Case Mod: Jack Bauer Computing
Do-It-Yourself USB Ultrasound
The Gizmondo Story From Top to Tails
How to Create a FireWire Network
Dodge Magnum Case Mod
Xbox 360 Modchip Closer to Reality
Apple Store Panorama
We Want to Work at Google
Apple Green in Chicago Since '03
Motorola Q Officialness
Million Crystal Body: Swarovski Peep Show
MS Offers Pre-Paid Computing
Arrest Me, Please: Spinner Exhaust Tip
Virgin Mobile Offers Free Beer and Kebabs
Lenovo V100 Weighs In
Yo, Taxi! LEDs Do the Yelling For You
Samsung Digimax L70
Ricoh Caplio R40
Iomega 60GB USB Drive
Apple Fifth Avenue Store Opening
Palm Treo 700p Now Available from Verizon
Samsung GX2 DSLR


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May 20, 2006

The Week In Comments

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Wall Outlet Safe
Or you could just put an ordinary 50-cent power box in a hole in the wall, screw an ordinary $3 wall socket kit over it, and use that as your wall safe.

While this would be a bit harder for you to open, it would also be a bit harder for a thief to open.

And you could also put the plug in right side up or upside down or sideways.
by Lorne


Solar Powered Battery Charger
'Looks like a great product, if it doesn't suck.' I LOVE that comment, uhm...Bob. I think we should make that the standard first comment on every item posted on Giz. Perfect!
by Monty

Hitachi Intros "Drive of Steel"
When I read it, all I could think of were valley girls saying "trippendicular".

Ugh.
by The Brain


Microsoft HDMI Cable Announced, Sorta
Sockatume: "Why is it designed to look like a 360 sitting on its back?"

It's designed to look like a hard cover book.

Am I the only one who thinks it's sad that people no longer know what books look like?
by DavidC


The Octarm
I thought for sure it was going to grab that teleoperator around the neck and strangle him, while the completely calm narrotor described his slow and painful suffocation and subsequent dismemberment.
by weatherman


Strobe Light Bicycle Vest
Sure, this thing SOUNDS like it makes biking safer. But just wait until your strobe light vest sends the driver of an oncoming car into an epileptic fit and swerves smack into your flashy ass.

You have been warned.
by SuppleMonkey


Logic3 i-Station 8 Speaker LCD iPod Dock
This looks like a miniature version of the speaker-rig at the beginning of Back to the Future that blows Michael J. Fox away.
by Moodryd


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May 19, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

News
FCC Approves Nokia 6135i, 5500 Sport, 7370
Mac OS X Driver for Xbox 360 Controller
Vodafone Announces Sharp V201SH Cellphone for Prepaid
Motorola Q and Samsung i-320 Video
Automatic Golf Tee
Solar Powered Battery Charger
db clay Gaffer’s Tape Wallets
BodieLobus PS2 Controller With Trackball
Strobe Light Bicycle Vest
LINDY WiFi and Bluetooth Finder
Christie’s Auctioning Off 40 Years of Star Trek Memorabilia
Google Reader Available For Cellphones
Blue Pearl Life Headsets For Her
Toshiba’s Next Round of HDTVs
iPodweek – The Best of iLounge
Arcade In A Box
LED Faucet Looks Nice, Doesn’t Make Doing the Dishes any Better
Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor Program
Marantz DV6600 Universal DVD Player
Tanita Scale With Fat Sensor and Bluetooth
Nintendo Physically Augmented Reality Amusement Park
Samsung Anycall SCH-B540
Ready Your iPod for the World Cup With These Not-Cheap-At-All Country Cases
Shock and Aww: Wired War in Iraq is a Flop
NAB Host to HDTV Camera Heist
Rollei da6324 Digital Camera
ABC Online Video Downloads Hit 3 Million Mark
Weenie Roaster
Stone Golem, Made Of Foam
The T-Qualizer
Sharp QT-MPA10, MP3 Boombox
State Dept Drops Lenovo, Cites Security Concerns
Australian Copyright: Worse than U.S. by Far
Creative Zen Vision:M SD
Caffeine-Laced Pantyhose for Weight Loss
iRiver Pocket TV B10
ELP Laser Turnable
Is This Really a Cellphone Game?!
Now VoIP Works on Your Palm
Apple Countersues Creative, Movie at 11
Gateway NS100X UltraPortable Notebook
History Of Playstation 3 Pricing
H-Racer Toy Hydrogen Car
Samsung 42 and 50-inch PDP + HDD TV
Skullcandy MacGyver MP3 Watch

Rumor and Conjecture
Rumor: Nintendo Wii Faked at E3?
Motorola Q Not Really Launching On Verizon Next Week?

May 18, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

Feature
Low End Theory

Rumor and Conjecture
Samsung 16GB Flash Drive for Sale?

News
Alu Media Wall – Flat Screen Wall Mounting Simplified
Home Heartbeat – Home Monitoring Alert
80s Tech Retrospective
iPod and iBook Cost Comparison Around The World
Jiris Iris Scanner
Windows Requirements, Then and Now
2006 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation
Toshiba Tecra M6 Core Duo Laptop
Night Navigator Star Finder
TerraFix 406 GPS I/O Personal Beacon Locator
Space Ninja Sneaks
The Do It Yourself Night Vision Webcam
Tinnos Windows Mobile 5 PDA and PMP
LG Trucks Out New 50″ and 60″ Plasmas
Tom Bihn Archetype Laptop Case in Cork
Sony VGN-UX50 Hands On
Sponsors Are Not the World
55-Gallon Drum Sink
DataDot Personal ID Recovery System
Geox Breathable Shoes
3D Printing for Second Life Residents
Sony Ericsson SO902WP+ Waterproof Cellphone
Pioneer BDR-101A Blu-ray Burner Now Available
Yet Another Portable NES, the nPod
Itty Bitty Teeny Weeny Nokia E50
D-Link Wireless 3G Router
Apple Quietly Releases Firmware Update for MacBook Pro
Skype Calls Through Your Cellphone
MSI MegaBook MS-1058
Why the Da Vinci Code is Full of It
Cardboard SLR
ElephantDrive: Unlimited Online Storage, Free Beta
PS3 Controllers Don’t Vibrate Because They’re Cheap
Fuji Raises Price of Film
Wii Wets You Suwf De Web
New NYC Apple Store Unveiled Ahead of Schedule
Kenwood’s VDR-55 In-Car DVD Player
First Benchmarks: 13-Inch MacBook
Sony Alpha DSLR Coming Soon
Gizmodo’s Dream Car: Lexus LS 460
Sony Ericsson Rolls Out Z550 Clamshell
Crumpler Beer for Bags Program
Optimus mini three Keyboard Delayed Again
Linksys Ships Speedy-G Phones
Sony Ericsson Intros W850 Walkman Slider
Motorola Q Pimped by Verizon
Sony Ericsson W710 Camera Phone

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May 17, 2006

Gizmodo Today

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News
Ten Highest Radiation Cellphones
MacBook Disassembled
I-O Data 2TB External Hard Disk
Logic3 i-Station 8 Speaker LCD iPod Dock
Microsoft RingCam - 360 Degree Camera
TomTom Go 510 Video Review (Verdict: Goes Decently)
LaCie Encrypted Portable Hard Drive
Shower Tanning
LG L1900 19" Monitor
Lenovo Waterproof Keyboard
Cheap Phone Customization - Cingular and Motorola's Phone Tattoos
$9 MP3 Player
Man Stuff - The Best of Uncrate
Got a Million Dollars? Buy a Cellphone
Classic Microphone
Magicbox IMP
Ferrari Art.Engine Speaker Tower
Flatulence Filter
MSI Digi Player 600 - iPod Shuffle Clone
Be-ez MacBook Bag
Gizmodo Clips: Archos Gmini 402 Camcorder
iPattern: Another Weird Watch
Anti-Spam Group Gets Uber-Spammed, Dies
Manicure Necklace
ESPN Mobile is a Big Flop, So Far
Ahora Table Lamp: Si!
Piaggio MP3: Three Wheels Better Than Two
BabyMo, the Cellphone for Children (Yes, You Read Right)
Verizon to Offer Treo 700p Soon
Arcade Nirvana at Home
What Celebrity Do You Look Like?
Plantronics Voyager USB Bluetooth Headset
Sculpt Music with a Linux PC, PS2 Controller
MacIntel Buying Guide
In-Flight Internet, Phone Calls Coming
ezTrip Shuffle for iPod Shuffle
Solar AM/FM Radio
XM Sued Over Copyright Infringement
iPod on Wheels: Mitsubishi "i" Play Edition
Hipper 100, a Music-Controlled Mood Creator
Wednesday Invites Chatroom Brawl: Roar
Custom-Printed Toilet Paper
USB Vision and Posture Reminder
WeatherHawk 500 Solid-State Weather Station
Airtrax Sidewinder: Omnidirectional Forklift
Sony Announces External DVD-RAM Burner
Targus Notebook ChillHub
Motorola Q To Launch Next Week


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May 16, 2006

Gizmodo Today

Filed under: Announcements — Gizmodo @ 11:59 pm

News
eDimentional G-Pad Pro Gyroscopic Gamepad
Palm Treo 700p Video Review
Discovery Channel Comes to iTunes
MacBook Bought, Unpacked, Photographed
Tunewear iPod Hi-Fi
Sagen my700X Roland-Garros Tennis Phone
Nokia E62 at WES
Myvu Reviewed (Verdict: Better than Geordi’s)
Strollometer
Google’s WiFi Ambitions Off To A Rocky Start
METI Robot of the Year Awards
Nokia 6270 Clone – The Gigabyte g-Smart i
Ecomodo – The Best Of Treehugger
MacBook Power Supply Is Normal-Sized, Praise Jobs
Jablotron GDP-02 GSM Desk Phone
iRiver Clix 2GB PMP
Legal Matters: Photographing People
Samsung SGH-P900 Gets FCC Thumbs Up
Extending Long-Term Laptop Battery Life
Samsung SCH-W200 HSDPA phone
Horse Airbags
Xbox 360 Cracked, In a Roundabout Way
Stop Laughing At The N-Gage, Dammit!
DreamAuthentics Gaming Cabinets
Transformers CGI Movie Clip
No More Excuses: Birth Control Pill Case
Toshiba HD-A1 HD DVD Player Reviewed (Verdict: “A Disgrace”)
Lenovo Widescreen ThinkPad Z61m
LG 71PY10 71-Inch Plasma HDTV, Now More Bling Than Ever
Ten50 Fridge for Real Men
Planisphere Watch
Dell 2407 24-Inch Display Draws Complaints
FireLiteXPress USB Hard Drive With Always-On Display
Console Prices Adjusted for Inflation OR $500 Ain’t ‘Spensive
Former Gizmondo Head is In Deep
Viewsonic Reduces Prices on 20-Inch LCDs
Metal Sound Design: When Speakers Mate With Robocop
Sony Bluetooth Remote
Creative Sues Apple Over iPod Patents
Google Talk and IM on the Nokia 770
Morning Urinal Mask
Samsung 10-Megapixel Camera Phone Pics
MacBook Reborn
Prime PM-304AF Music Player
Sony VAIO VGN-UX50: It’s Official

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