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Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You Some free advice if you’re ever walking down a dark street in Germany anytime soon: Be sure your mobile phone is completely charged.
Place you kid in this iPod Bouncer stroller hybrid-thing from Combi and you’re going to need the Light of Earendil’s star to get it back.
This upcoming bookshelf or nightstand CD player from Kenwood looks simple enough, but inside the company is promising surround sound quality output from just two speakers.
I’m actually kind of surprised no one had asked Nintendo this question yet, but today we learned exactly what the letter ‘i” in DSi stands for. Here’s a hint: It’s not “interactive.”
Casio’s taken the wraps off the latest wristwatch in its adventurous Protrek line, the PRX-2000T, and the thin little thing is basically a streamlined weather station for your wrist.
What’s the best way to create an HR firestorm in three easy steps? If you’re Microsoft, layoff 1,400 employees, give them severance on the way out, and then ask for part of it back.
Ready to bow down to the otters as they slowly but inexorably take over our planet with their new grasp on human technology? No? What, you thought maybe it was going to be the dolphins?
As Gizmodo reader Christian was walking his dog the other day in Vienna, he stumbled upon what could be considered the original inspiration for Mac OS X’s “spinning beach ball of death.”
This week, we learned President Obama’s anti-trust chief pick said Google, and not usual suspect Microsoft, may be sent directly to jail for monopolistic behaviour. My oh my, how the tables have turned, eh?
