Computer spies have broken into the Pentagon’s $US300 billion Joint Strike Fighter project and made off with several terabytes of code. The Pentagon, and consequently the Wall Street Journal, suspects Chinese involvement.
In a surprising display of perviness, two agents in West Virginia are accused of aiming their surveillance cameras at a dressing room where teenage girls tried on prom dresses for a charity function.
Remember back in February when The Simpsons made the long awaited switch to High Definition? And changed their opening credits for the first time in 20 years? Well, that episode is going to be aired on Channel 10 next week in all its glorious widescreen, standard definition glory. Wait… what?
Into our tips this arvo dropped this photo labelled “Zune 3rd”. We’re not sure if it’s real, but it’s certainly an interesting addition to the phantom new Zune lineup.
Most USB car chargers look like a perfect nightmare of bad design and nerdery. Belkin has acknowledged this and offered up the respectable Micro Auto Charger (also realising 4-port USB car chargers are overkill).
Though The Pirate Bay suffered a defeat last week, the founders’ latest statement is anything but defeated. They’ve started the years-long appeals process, and urge TPB users to download and seed as much as possible.
Steampunk may be played out now, but these simple, yet elegant, DIY Steampunk light-switch plates make me want to jump back into the craze.
A free download from the App Store, TrueLocal’s iPhone app lets you find local businesses using your iPhone. If this confuses you, seek medical attention.
If I were the editor of Gizmodo, I’d want this Mayan Temple Desk front and centre in my office.
In case you weren’t aware, email humbly began as some sort of a paranormal force whose sole objective was to materialise out of thin air and terrify middle-aged businessmen.