After five years at Gizmodo, I’m moving on to play around in the ocean a bit more and figure out what my next adventure is. Thanks for reading the site – I’ve had fun creating it. P.S. Joe Brown will be taking over for me. Congratulate him warmly!
Also known as the entire technology press amirite? Ha? In all seriousness though — Maclife asked various bloggers, journalist and tech personalities what their dream Apple products would be and mocked them all up in detailed renders. Here’s what happened: More »
They like us, they really like us! Also, that photo is hilarious. I don’t really walk around with a greater-than-wallet-sized portrait of Jason Chen, but maybe I should. I do wish they photoshopped out my CES mullet, though. Oh well. [T3]
Publishing rumours about Steve Jobs’ health is one of the most distasteful things I’ve done in a long time. Let me just get this off my chest.
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newVideoPlayer("lam_dailyshow_gawker.flv", 475, 376);Our own Brian Lam was interviewed by The Daily Show’s Rob Riggle last night about his experience with the iPhone, somehow resisting Riggle’s rugged, masculine charm despite some pretty heavy advances. If you missed it on Comedy Central, you can witness the zenith of Brian’s life thus far above. Go Brian go! More »
Hey guys and um, our 5 female readers. I need a bit of your help.
Business 2.0 remembered just how much they like their tech and gadget news with a big slice of fun, and made Gizmodo the dark horse late addition to their “Who matters now?” poll — a list of 101 interesting tech personalities that are so absurdly powerful and rich, that its insane we’re even on the same list as them.
Charlie did a post about this early in the morning, which was really flattering to me specifically, but honestly, that’s not even close to the truth of what is going on here. (Cheese ball writing mode ON.) More »
Look who showed up on the Business 2.0 Magazine’s “Who Matters Now?” poll: Our own fearless leader, Gizmodo Editor Brian Lam. Called “uncharacteristically affable” by the pollsters, his unstoppable energy and kick-ass enthusiasm is an inspiration to us all around here. It’s a well-deserved honor.
Now it’s time to cast your ballot for Brian, the most steadfast captain in this vast sea that is the Interwebs. We’d give him a score of 1000 if we could, but the highest score of 100 will have to do. So c’mon Giz readers! Let’s send our main man Blam to the top! – Charlie White
Who matters now? [CNN Money] More »
