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Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You Oh God yes. Remember the otherweek when we told you that Virgin Blue were teasing the idea that they were giving away a trip on Virgin Galactic? Well they are. Or, to be more precise, they’re giving away 25 million Velocity frequent flyer points, which is enough to claim your place on a trip to space.
That comp we’ve got going at the moment for the Vinyl Design wall stickers? It ends today at 5pm. So if you want to add some value (in the form of geek cred) to your home, hit the link and tell us which design you like best in the form of a rhyming couplet. We’ve got 10 of these things to give away, so you’re in with a good chance!
Samsung Memory Breakthrough Will Give Us 32GB RAM Sticks I wonder how long before we start seeing 128-bit operating systems?
iPhoto ’09: The Definitive Review and Tip Sheet I was playing with this over the weekend – it’s fantastic.
Intel Shows Off Moblin, Their Own Netbook-Optimised Linux OS So now the new OS battle for netbooks heats up… Windows 7 or Linux?
Huge Security Flaw in Windows 7 User Account Control Whoops!
Dissecting Apple’s ‘Multitouch’ Patent: Can It Stop Palm? Probably not, I’d wager.
How-To: Install Ubuntu On Your PS3 For Vintage Gaming Emulation I know I’m lazy, but that sounds like a lot of work…
Intense Transformers Super Bowl Ad ‘Accidentally’ Leaked Early If this version’s been pulled down, just Google it – it’s short and looks awesome!
The Rubik’s Cube folks figured out a way to make the simple puzzle even more maddening than before. For Graham Parker, the guy who took 26 years to solve the original, this is bad news.
Hate your alarm? Love the snooze button? Combine both into an undoubtedly pleasurable experience with Smash, which lets you crush your alarm into submission every morning.
Advertisers promise “moving” 3D cameras will keep our eyes from jumping out of our skulls and running away in pain during the Big Game. Let’s hope so, as there are two such ads planned tonight.
One. More. Trailer. This final dive into the Super Bowl movie geekfest involves a captain, pointy ears, and the J. J. Abrams touch. It’s Star Trek! Thirty seconds of updated Trek, to be precise.
We Gizmodo bloggers often kill people with our snarky words. Slay them, if you will, with gadget humour. That’s figurative, of course. But today, with this Pocket Shark pen, we can finally kill for real.
I’d love to tell you that the New Xbox Experience HDMI-related sound issue from November has been addressed, but that’d be a lie. More than two months and 23 pages of complaints later, it persists.
Hey, while we’re at it, let’s take a look at the G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra ad that’s going to show tonight during the game. It also features explosions and sexy women, and… dialogue.
