Floppy-haired Justin Long has said in an interview with the AV Club that the 'Get A Mac' adverts "might be done...I think they're going to move on." Move on to more ads with disembodied hands and loud indie-pop? More »
Because of my dependence on tea, I make sure I'm always within earshot of the kettle whistling—but if you're not, this smartly-designed kettle which tweets via Wi-Fi will alert you when it's boiling. More »
On sale later this month after first tantalizing us at MWC in February, LG has confirmed the Mini GD880 will support HTML5 in its "Phantom Browser," the first time it's been reeled out by the South Koreans. More »
Turns out even His Holiness, with Buddha on his side, can't protect himself against Chinese hackers, with 11 months of his personal emails being monitored according to new security reports. More »
When a reader sent me his video of Discovery shooting to the stars in the middle of the night—for mission STS-131—I thought it was a comet blazing through the sky. Or an alien invasion. Whatever. It's absolutely spectacular. More »
The Lenovo C200 all-in-one made a brief appearance at CeBIT a few months ago, but now it's official: an 18.6-inch 16:9 display with a dual-core Atom D510 processor and optional next-generation Nvidia Ion graphics. You'll want to take the option. More »
In the support pages for the iWorks products—Pages, Keynote, and Numbers—there's a little note: More »
Apparently Mr. Slanty Cam—that's Mr. Blurry Cam's brother—spotted a box containing these Flip Slide HD pocket camcorders in a Best Buy. Guess our favorite cheap camcorder line is getting an addition. [Engadget] More »
Chad Barraford has designed a "digital life assistant" who recognizes him, cooks hot dogs, and alerts his friends when he has a migraine. Unlike Tony Stark's J.A.R.V.I.S. though, this one only cost $691.98 to build. More »
That this was taken by an employee of Ngmoco showing off their We Rule app—but all that is irrelevant. This is John de Lancie and Brent Spiner—Q and fucking Data—playing with an iPad. Hell. Yeah. [Facebook via Fidgit] More »
I may never shoot on an ARRI Alexa camera—after all, it'll cost around $60,000 this summer—but a man can dream, can't he? More »
The iPad doesn't have a built-in camera, but you can give it something better. By putting an app onto each an iPad and an iPhone, you can connect the two via bluetooth and have a wireless camera for your iPad. More »
NASA's Goddard Space Center has released a fascinating time lapse video of Earth's North Pole turning into a popsicle from orbit. So much for global warming: More »
So, what're you most excited to see at the iPhone OS 4 event in just two days? Multitasking? A brand new interface? Um, how about—the next generation of iPhone ads? More »
There were rumblings last month that South Korea was going to block Android Marketplace because some games hadn't been reviewed by the Korean Game Rating Board. Oh, yeah, Korea? Well, Google's gonna just go ahead and exclude all games preemptively. More »
Google is finally selling a car dock for the Nexus One in its web store. The dock will charge your phone's battery, pull up the Car Home app, and keep your hands free for $55. [Nexus One Board] More »
The first iPhone shipped without an App Store, but with a handful of useful apps—many of which are conspicuously missing on the iPad. Here's how to replace them, for free. More »
While we didn't experience any troubles when we tested the iPad's Wi-Fi, some owners are having difficulties connecting and reconnecting to wireless networks. Apple confirmed that it's aware of the issues and posted some suggestions on how to fix them: More »
Back before you young whippersnappers had your video games, game geeks played board games. You know, with physical pieces and paper for keeping score? And Geek Chic makes incredible custom tables for people still into those old-school games. More »
