Google’s already said you’ll need to buy a Chrome OS machine if you want it officially, but if TechCrunch’s sources are right, they could be launching Google-branded hardware for the platform, much like they’re doing with the Nexus One. More »
The Blu-ray Disc Association has issued the official specifications for 3D Blu-ray, thankfully confirming that the discs will be backwards-compatible for when you tire of actors lunging out of the TV at you. More »
iPhone owners often feel they’re part of a special club. A cult, non-members would say. As that club’s grown very crowded recently, you may feel the need to join iWikiphone, a new community for iPhone users. More »
With the catchiness of the name EeeBot, I’m surprised it’s taken us this long to hear whispers of an ASUS robot. More »
Today in the un-scratchable part of Gizmodo’s back we call Remainders, we’ve got a Tron-inspired Android phone, some more videos of the Google Nexus One in action, and more (well, one more)! More »
Earlier today, Sony launched its Comics store for the PSP.If you haven’t checked it out yet, do it now. More »
iGo’s three new products, the Power Smart Tower, Power Smart Wall and Laptop Charger, detect when a plugged-in device isn’t being used and then shut off the power being drawn from the wall — which could equal huge energy savings. More »
If you’re a TiVo owner, you’ll be happy to know that there is now a remote recording web application for setting your DVR remotely. Called TiVo Genie, it works on your browser, as well as pretty much any web-enabled phone. More »
