51. I sometimes create interactive online tests inspired by recent Gizmodo posts. —Thanks, Jason!
If you had $US15.6 septillion and 94 cents in your account, would you save the world from the economic crisis or build a Death Star, destroy the world, and move on to invade the galaxy?
Hidden camera rule #17: try not to put them in things that people intently stare at as soon as they meet you.
As Acer’s entry into the smartphone market approaches, details of handsets are beginning to leak. BGR has pictures of one: a touchscreen QWERTY phone with a decidedly novel approach to pop-out keyboarding.
Yes my friends, finally–and with everyone probably sick of so many iPhone guest star appearances–the T-Mobile G1 Android mobile phone has made it to the TV screen. And in 90210, no less. Whatever that is.
After the aggressively lame “unveiling” we were all subjected to yesterday, details have finally emerged about the $US10 Sakshat “laptop.” It’s not a laptop! Or much of anything, really.
Some students in Denmark have invented a toilet that functions like a punchline in some god awful 90s sitcom. The seat automatically lowers itself after you flush. LOL GENDER WARS OMG.
Roll up! Roll up! Roll up! Today and today only we’re giving you the chance to win one of two copies of Step-Brothers, the film starring Will Ferrell and John C Reilly. Sure, the movie has next to nothing to do with gadgets, but the prize is on Blu-ray, which is definitely one of those techy kind of things you guys love. More »
Forget Eee Phones: Garmin and Asus have created a strategic alliance to design, build and sell co-branded Nuvifones, starting with the original one—now called G60—and probably moving towards Windows Mobile and Android.
The U.S. surpassed Germany as the biggest producer of wind power in 2008, I guess proving that its alternative energy efforts haven’t just been a load of hot air.
