In with the new, out with the old. Samsung’s throwing out Symbian in exchange for its own platform, Bada, which was first announced last month with some extremely vague details. Today we learned a bit more, so do step inside. More »
The open source platform Maemo has returned to town after last being seen in Nokia’s N900, this time spied in a video review of the Optima OP5-E. More »
It was only last week that JVC dropped three new Everio camcorders on us, after nearly six months of quiet times. Today’s Everio GZ-HD620, which was announced in Japan first, is the world’s smallest HD HDD camcorder. More »
Here’s an idea—why don’t we round up every trance act and send them all into space? So we never have to hear that incessant doof doof noise any more. Let’s hope Richard Branson agrees. More »
HTC will be launching the same phone under two names—Bravo in the US, and Passion in Europe, according to new leaks. Only trouble is, it doesn’t look much like the Passion we know and love, does it? More »
Sony’s pulling a switcheroo on its customers, rebranding its “eBook Store” as “Reader Store” (see what they did there? Err…) but more importantly, changing formats from BBeB to EPUB. This is a surprising step forward for the proprietary-loving Sony. More »
Hey, office drones. The next time you’re pissed and shivering because Jeff in accounting turned the thermostat down to 18 again, just show him this article: Turns out individual climate control units in cubicles can save up to 50% energy. More »
Today in the musty sub-basement of Gizmodo we call Remainders, Star Trek‘s Simon Pegg is having AppleCare difficulties, Santa gives you GPS directions, Star Trek: TNG gets bizarrely and hilariously re-dubbed, Adult-Swim-style, and Sony renames their ebook store. More »
