Watch That Tiny, $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action 
When Should You Buy Your Next Gadget? 
How To Destroy The Internet (But Please Don't) 
Aussie IT Pricing Inquiry Now Taking Submissions 
What Are The Most Stylish Laptops And Ultrabooks? 
Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You Maybe it’s just because it’s the most striking shade of purple I’ve ever seen on a gadget, or maybe it’s just that I haven’t eaten anything yet today, but the Finepix Z30 digital camera from Fujifilm looks good enough to eat. Or at least lick.
Apple has fired back, in an unsurprising way, at those new Windows ads we’ve been hearing so much about lately (you remember Lauren, yes?). The counterattack comes in four new, but familiar, flavours:
The world has changed. My first digital camera – a Cybershot P9 from Sony that shot 5MP stills and cost me $1,300 (right before the bottom fell out of the digital camera market) was state of the art for its time. Nowadays, both DSLRS and compacts are shooting HD video, 10MP stills and can chew through your memory faster than my old Cybershot chewed through its included 32MB memory stick. Fortunately, memory has also changed to adapt to the growing needs of the discerning photographer, with faster read and write speeds and higher capacities. And Giz AU has partnered with Lexar to offer readers the chance to win one of 10 high capacity storage prize packs.
Pirate Bay Four Found Guilty Arrr. It be a bad day fer pirates everywhere… Arrr.
Sorry Stereo, But Beatles in Mono Rocks a Lot More What will be really interesting is to see how these completely remixed versions will sound in September.
Buses in Oslo to Get Poop Power Hippies!
Symantec Finds First Mac Botnet, Already Launching DDoS Attacks Noooo! Now smug Mac users can’t claim that their machines don’t get viruses!
Windows 7 Release Candidate for Consumers Arrives May 5th? Huzzah!
New Transformers 2 Footage: An Angsty Autobot and Megan Fox Shamelessly Disrobing Not as tantalising as it sounds, but the film still looks awesome.
An unnamed Russian wardriving girl makes a go at getting this extreme activity accepted as a new event in the Summer X Games. Someone get her a Mountain Dew, stat. [English Russia via CrunchGear]
What kind of world do we live in where 600 superfluous carbon fibre dog bowls cannot find a market? A crappy one, that’s what kind.
Meet Peter Terren. Inspired by the The Thinker, he set out to recreate that classic sculpture using electricity, wire caging, a conductive foil suit, and a death wish. Can’t forget the death wish.
The impossibly cute (and possibly malicious) Peapod mini-car just got slightly cooler. Apparently, the included iPhone docking station does more than play tunes and monitor EV usage—it turns your phone into a key too.
Kotaku’s right. This skin, made by an enterprising Crackberry forum member, does what the mighty iPhone cannot do out of the box: Implement interactive user-defined home screens.
