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HTC One Australian Review: You’re The One That I Want
HTC has done more for Australia than you realise. It was the first big manufacturer to introduce Android into the country via a major telco, and went on to make some incredible gear. Things tapered off in the last few years, and we wondered if we would ever see an Android-powered HTC handset that made us believe in the company again. Enter the HTC One: the saviour, the hero, the new yardstick.
Razer Edge Review: So Heavy, So Expensive, So Awesome
A gaming laptop in a tablet. It’s a thought experiment that raises a whole host of questions: Is that even possible? Can it possibly be good? Would anyone even want it if it were? How much does it cost? The Razer Edge’s answers translate roughly to “Yes!”, “Sort of”, “Maybe?” and “Erm, you better sit down.”
Say Goodbye To Unlimited Wireless Data Plans
While thinking about how AT&T screwed everyone by killing unlimited wireless data, we remembered that we saw this coming a few months ago. Here’s another look at what we already realised back then.
Wilson Rothman, Signing Off
Today is my last day at Gizmodo. It’s with a heavy heart that I bid farewell to all of you amazing readers.
LSD, Sexy Fonts, Muppet Genitalia: The Strangest Tech Q&A We’ve Ever Witnessed
Thousands of you Twittered up to feed amazing tech questions – and some Muppet-based ones – to guest editor Peter Serafinowicz. He answered 25 in a torrent of wordplay. While we await his first article, here’s the amazing #PSQA playback:
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Guest Editor Peter Serafinowicz Q&A Improv Tomorrow
Meet guest editor Peter Serafinowicz – aka Darth Maul, Sctanley or “that Mactini guy” – on Twitter today at 5pm ET (tomorrow, 7am AEST) for a technology-themed edition of his hilarious Q&A improv sessions. Here are some past #PSQA classics:
The Best iPad Apps For Babies, Toddlers And Sanity-Loving Parents
Having a kid aged 0-5 means constantly having to come up with entertaining diversions. Fortunately, even this early, the iPad is absolutely brimming with those. If you have a small kid, the iPad bandwagon beckons.
Follow Our New Guest Editor On Twitter, And Await His Instructions
You probably recognise our new guest editor, even if you don’t know his name. Peter Serafinowicz was the angry roommate in Shaun of the Dead, the Guitar Hero guy in Couples Retreat and “John” of Mactini fame. Now he’s ours.
For Now, iPad Magazine Issues And Subscriptions Will Cost More Than Their Paper Equivalent
Apple priced digital downloads lower than CDs. Amazon said a digital book should be cheaper than a paper one. But for the time being, virtual magazines will cost a pretty penny, says Fortune.
HP Slate Is Dead On Arrival, Says TechCrunch
HP is killing its Windows 7 “slate” tablet project, says TechCrunch, citing a source “briefed on the matter”.
iPad DJs Show You How It’s Done (Literally And Figuratively)
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Cut past the nerdy hipster schtick, and – if you’re not trying to DIY – the technical orientation. Starting at 5:20, these guys bust a surprisingly palatable mashup of Prince, Vampire Weekend, G’N'R, Eurythmics and… I Dream of Jeannie.
