We appreciate a good electronic cigar, but we never imagined that we could roll our own with USB storage. More »
To commemorate the Sony Walkman’s 30th birthday, here are the trippy ads Sony used to promote it in the ’80s. Noble monkeys, off-key kids and sweet-toothed senseis—where’s that f’d up sense of humour now, Sony? More »
Starting next week, Dell Mini 10 netbooks will land a new geolocation option—and not just to foil bad guys. It’s a proper A-GPS+Wi-Fi system, complete with CoPilot navigation software and network location services from SkyHook. More »
Now fully finished, the amazing full-scale Gundam is now an unofficial Tokyo landmark. The robot is so impressive that photographers are populating Flickr with beautiful photos showing every single little detail. [Flickr Search] More »
Amidst all the business turmoil, tepidly-received new products and high-concept gaming news, it’s easy to forget that, man, Sony can still do hardware design. Exhibit A: The NAS-Z200iO media player dock, CD player, radio and network streaming device. More »
Now that the iPhone OS 3.1 SDK (and accompanying beta firmware) is out in the wild, new features are showing their faces. The update improves video editing and app integration, Voice Control over Bluetooth and a slew of minor tweaks. More »
If you still have the Windows 7 Beta installed, today is the day when it starts shutting down every two hours. You know, to annoy the hell out of you. So go and get the Release Candidate. At least that one will only start shutting down every two hours in about a year.
Nazis or aliens or Nazi aliens are back and they have invaded Northrop Grumman’s top secret grounds in California, where engineers have been testing the surprising anti-radar capabilities of the Horten 2-29. The results: It could have changed everything. More »
