Today is my last day at Gizmodo. It's with a heavy heart that I bid farewell to all of you amazing readers. More »
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We may not all agree about V-Moda products' quality, but most of us will admit that there's something appealing about their funky designs. So for those who love the brand, there's good news: V-Moda has finally started making over-the-ear headphones. More »
Headphones - IPhone - Audio - Shopping - Apple
Prepaid cellphones have long been used by unsavory criminal types, which is understandable! They're anonymous, inexpensive, and did I mention anonymous already? But now that we know the alleged Times Square bomber one, regulators have gotten out their regulatin' stick. More »
Times Square - Health - Mobile phone - Support Groups - Addictions
The to-ing and fro-ing of the Avatar 3D launch increased in noise today, with HDGuru.com reporting that the 3D Blu-ray will be bundled exclusively with Panasonic 3DTVs. We'd previously heard it'd be tethered to the purchase of Blu-ray players also. More »
Blu-ray Disc - Movies - Arts - Home Video - Blu-ray and HD
Barnes & Noble's free eReader app is here, and shockingly, it's probably the best ebook app on the iPad, for now. Better than Kindle, and better than iBooks. More »
Barnes & Noble - IPad - E-book - nook - Apple
You're 25 and life is tough. You got laid off at work. Your girlfriend dumped you. You ate three KFC Double Downs last week...unironically. You need to get behind the wheel of a Thrustmaster Ferrari Wireless GT racing game controller. More »
Ferrari - Recreation - Autos - Makes and Models - Sports
Despite the fact that it's opt-in and has decent privacy settings, I find Google Latitude's location history dashboard a bit creepy. It now gives step-by-step views of where I've been and even knows how many total miles I've traveled. More »
Google - Google Latitude - Searching - Search Engines - Companies
Vladimir Grashnov died of cancer, possibly contracted due to radioactive poisoning. Konstantin Dimitrov was assassinated while on a date. Konstantin Dishliev was gunned down during lunch. All three were assigned a cursed phone number: 0888 888 888. More »
Cancer - Konstantin Dimitrov - Bulgaria - Health - Konstantin Dishliev
If this was the past 18 months for Android then the next 6 months of Android will "blow your mind". [AndroidTapp] More »
Android - Handhelds - IPhone - Android Market - Google
The Firefox Home iPhone app will allow you to sync your desktop browsing sessions to your iPhone. This means that you'll be able to access your Firefox history, bookmarks, open tabs, and Awesome Bar right on your iPhone. More »
iPhone - Smartphone - Handhelds - App Store - Poem
My toes are tingly, my head kinda hurts, and last night's a bit fuzzy. Did I have a seizure? Is it lupus? Where's my iPad? The WebMD app will help me figure it out—Oh God! It's Sjögren's syndrome! More »
IPad - Health - Conditions and Diseases - Musculoskeletal Disorders - Connective Tissue
Bitbop is a clever little app that allows you to stream or download full-length TV shows to your mobile device. Currently only a few BlackBerry models are supported, but other cellphones will soon enjoy the mobile Hulu-like fun, too. More »
Wi-Fi - BlackBerry - Television - Smartphone - Hulu
In 1915—one year into World War I—bullets were too expensive to use in air-to-air combat pilot training. Camera manufacturer Thornton-Pickard had a great idea: Make a machine gun that used film—the Mark III Hythe Machine Gun Camera. More »
World War I - History - Twentieth Century - Wars and Conflicts - World War
Artist Neil Richards has created a set of 10 posters, one for each Dharma station on and off (and really off) the Island. They're an awkward dimension for your desktop, but work GREAT as a smartphone wallpaper. [Flickr via Bestbookmarks] More »
Lost - Wallpaper - Desktop Customization - Arts - Holidays
There's a lot of complex math equations that describe the interaction between fluids and masses of lipids wrapped in keratinocytes, melanocytes, Langerhans cells and Merkels cells in the presence of gravity. This video doesn't solve any of them. [Gawker TV] More »
Fluid dynamics - Physics - Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics - Companies - University of Massachusetts Lowell
Yesterday an employee at a corporate Verizon gym found an unreleased Motorola Droid Shadow. The device's owner eventually returned to pick it up, but a photo and specs were still emailed to us. Hours later the gym employee was fired. More »
Verizon Communications - Droid - Smartphone - Handhelds - Motorola Droid Shadow
How does Grandma stay connected to you? Buddy Radio hopes to help the elderly by giving them an old school gadget—a basic radio—that combines new school technology—social networks—so they can broadcast their mood and ask for help. More »
Facebook - Online Communities - Social Networking - Twitter - Radio
When Google says the T-Mobile G1 will never get Android 2.2 Froyo because there's not enough space for the OS to fit in the flash space, the dev community thankfully doesn't listen. The folks at the xda developers have gotten a "very Alpha" build of 2.2 ported to both the T-Mobile G1 and myTouch 3G and it's sort of usable. Calls, 3G, LEDs, and the notification bar are in working order and it's noticeably speedier. Things that are currently broken: Wi-Fi, camera, gps, and external audio. And don't even think about installing Flash unless you like crashy browsers. If you're an experimenter of these sorts, you can download the alpha build of Android 2.2 froyo here. More »
myTouch 3G - Android - T-Mobile G1 - Google - Handhelds
Every time I attempt to trash my t-shirt collection, another gem like this one pulls me back in (mostly by spraying a concoction of mints and diet soda all over my old shirts). $10. [woot! via LaughingSquid] More »
T-shirt - Shopping - Clothing - Casual - Laughing Squid
