Well, lookee’ here. Motorola’s been building their own Android Marketplace, and someone found it out. It’s been taken down since, but here’s what Android and Me found before Moto pulled the plug. More »
RADAR’s got a great short documentary about our friends at MakerBot Industries (who were at this year’s Gizmodo Gallery). Check out what they’re doing and why they believe we’ll all have 3D printers on our desks someday. More »
It wasn’t supposed to exist. “The” Google Phone. Then we (and others) heard otherwise. And now, Google isn’t just handing this “sexy beast” out to employees, they’re going to sell it directly. Everything has changed. Here’s what we know. More »
Maybe everyone wouldn’t be so riled up about Facebook’s privacy changes if they knew what’s up over at Twitter. A best man set up a prank where his friend’s bed now tweets whenever the newlyweds are, *ahem*, “on the job”. More »
For the past 15 years or so, most authors who’ve signed with publishers have explicitly defined their ebook publishing rights. But who owns the rights to the bazillions of books published before ebooks existed? More »
This little tidbit just popped up on the Wall Street Journal. They’re saying that the Google Phone will be called the Nexus One, unlike the Passion name that’s been thrown around all day. Other than that, they’re confirming what we’ve been hearing: It’s built by HTC, Google had a huge part in designing everything including tweaking the interface, they’ll sell the phone direct online and you’ll BYO service plan. [WSJ]
This video of the Festo CyberKite shows exactly how we’ll arrive at our dystopian future. Robots will do our jobs and play our games. Eventually, completely devoid of feeling, we’ll all… say, look at that kite go! [IEEE Spectrum]
