"Fifty percent of kills happen on the corners," according to SmartSight inventor Matthew Hagerty. And his creation—a rifle sight camera that wirelessly transmits real-time video back to its soldier—will help ensure that our soldiers win those battles. More »
Sadly I wasn't familiar with mathematician and science writer Martin Gardner's work. Fortunately, although he passed away this weekend at age 95, he's left a huge body of work to absorb; this show is a fine place to start. [Vimeo] More »
When we're not using the Large Hadron Collider to smash particle beams together or daydream about time travel, we might as well turn it into a musical instrument right? Great! Except that its tunes are purely hellspawn. More »
Digital photography is clear, convenient and remarkably predictable. But film, particularly loaded into a pinhole camera, can be rough, murky and inherently retrospective. The 22 results of this Shooting Challenge are an excellent homage to the quirks of the medium. More »
Here's the bottom line on the first speed tests of Android 2.2: without Flash 10.1, its browser handily beats all comers. But with Flash? It drops to the bottom of the heap. Ruh roh. More »
The Phoenix Wright franchise deserves a lot of credit for sticking to one of the least appealing-sounding concepts in game history. So anyway, here goes: Phoenix Wright, the comedic litigation game, is in the App Store for $5. Oh dear. More »
If you live in the area and can carve a little extra time into your calendar, join Gizmodo, Lifehacker, and Jezebel at Sweet and Vicious in New York City (on Spring Street between Elizabeth and Bowery) later tonight. We'll be heading that way after 6 (and will stick around until at least 7:30), and look forward to seeing you there! Photo by Stewart. More »
Android 2.2 is out, and it's pretty nice! But what's next for Android? A better keyboard? More sexy? And how exactly does Google decide what goes into each version of Android anyway? Let's ask Lead Android Andy Rubin. More »
Android - Google - Apple - Handhelds - IPhone
It was only today at TechCrunch's Disrupt event that Tweetup (the "AdSense for Twitter") was announced, so Twitter's blog post spelling the end of third party advertising platforms will be very badly-timed news for a lot of developers. More »
Twitter - Online Communities - Social Networking - Trending and Popularity - Browser Plugins
Despite fears last year that the Air Force wouldn't be able to afford many more GPS satellites, a massive $8bn upgrade is being planned for overhauling the satellites, replacing each of the 24 satellites over the next decade. More »
Global Positioning System - Air Force - United States - Geomatics - Earth Sciences
Intel expanded its processor family today with six new chips, each designed to make ultraportable notebooks thinner, lighter, and with 32% better performance. We're talking laptops less than an inch thick with ULV Core i7 inside. We're talking MacBook Air. More »
Ultra low voltage - Hardware - Intel - Intel Core - Components
While we're waiting for the Blu-ray Disc Association to upgrade discs to 128GB capacity, Japanese scientists have found a way to increase DVD capacity by 1,000 times—using just a slick of metal material over each disc. More »
DVD - Movies - Home Video - Arts - Blu-ray Disc
As expected and wished for, HP won't use Windows 7 in their incoming HP Slate, but their newly acquired Palm WebOS. At least, that's what Monty Wong—vice-president of personal computing systems at HP Taiwan—said to Digitimes. More »
Window 7 - Hewlett-Packard - hpslate - Slate - HP
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