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#iphone
Jailbroken iPhones Get Support for BlueTooth Keyboards
Good news for those wanting to use a physical BlueTooth keyboard with their iPhones: Now you can. The catch is that you'll need to jailbreak you iPhone and that input doesn't work outside of this particular app at the moment. More » -
#crime
World's Stupidest Cellphone Thief Foiled By Victim's Brilliant Plot
Peter Gamblin, a 24 year old former billiard champion in the UK, was busted for stealing a cellphone after the victim called him up and asked for his name and address. More » -
#gaming
What Went Wrong With Duke Nukem Forever
Even though the antagonist of the story, George Broussard, co-owner of 3D realms, didn't consent to be interviewed for this story, Clive Thompson pieced enough together to get a good picture of what the hell went wrong. And it's obvious. More » -
#electricity
This Christmas Tree Could Kill You
I hope Santa's careful around Peter Terren's Christmas tree, because it's a Tesla coil with some color filters set up to make all the sparks, zaps, and electric arcs look oh-so-pretty. Yes, it's oh-so-pretty and oh-so-potentially-deadly. More » -
#imagecache
Why Is This Hacker So Miserable Looking?
I wonder what's going through Mitch "oorange3" Adair's head in this picture. Is he annoyed that someone made yet another joke about hacking the Gibson or did he just lose the US Cyber Challenge? Either way, that's one unhappy-looking hacker. More » -
#diy
DIY Bedbug Trap Tackles Infestations For $15
Bedbugs are more common than you might think, and the thought of these disgusting creatures biting into your flesh at night is enough to make anyone paranoid. This super cheap and easy DIY solution can bring you peace of mind. More » -
#cases
NZXT Hades Chassis Looks Like a Cylon Easter Island Head
NZXT's new Hades case looks like a primitive stone carving, worshipped by Pacific Islanders sometime in the last millennia. It gazes upon you, solemn and silent, imposing and intimidating, powerful and peaceful. More » -
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#rumor
WSJ: Apple's Plan to Kill Cable With iTunes (And the Tablet's Coming in March)
The WSJ says that CBS and Disney are seriously considering Apple's plan to kill your cable box with iTunes TV show subscriptions. Oh, and that the Apple tablet thing is coming in March. More » -
#attractions
Vegas Gets Huge Ice Popsicles, Water Tornadoes and Laser Fountains
City Center, the newest megaresort in Las Vegas, boasts a few awesome-looking attractions, including gigantic ice popsicles, water tornadoes and laser-colored fountains. More » -
#bestof2009
Most Popular Repurposing Tricks of 2009
We're huge fans of repurposing here at Lifehacker—squeezing extra and usually clever uses out of every day objects. Here's a look back at out some of the most popular repurposing posts from 2009. [Lifehacker] -
#medical
Teeth-Installed Hearing Aids Are Coming
A company called Sonitus Medical is currently working on a new type of hearing aid for people with single-sided deafness, one that uses vibrations in your teeth to allow you to hear again. More » -
#att
AT&T's Warped View of the Internet
Did you know? Unless you have a 3Mbps internet connection, you can't use Facebook. Without 12Mbps internet, you can't even email files! And just forget streaming video without at least 18Mbps internet. Welcome to the internet, according to AT&T. More » -
#iphone
Is It the iPhone? Or the Network?
It's a funny thing. Right after AT&T's CEO admits their network has problems and the iPhone's shitty reception becomes a late-night punchline, AT&T crushes our nationwide 3G test. It makes you wonder, again, is it the network, or the iPhone? More » -
#xboxlive
To Catch an Xbox Live Predator
Halo fanboys aren't the only creeps on Xbox Live: 27-year-old Edward Stout was convicted of seducing a 15-year-old girl over Xbox Live and then driving 30 hours nonstop to meet and have sex with her. More » -
#humor
Why It's Better to Pretend You Don't Know Anything About Computers
Matthew Inman, aka "The Oatmeal," is a former web designer turned comic artist. He subsists primarily on a diet of dead crickets and malt liquor. If his relatives ask: He certainly doesn't know anything about computers. More » -
#christmas
Nation's Children Tell President Obama They Want Tech, not Bikes
President Obama visited a Boys and Girls Club and played the part of Santa, asking the kids what they want for Christmas—but instead of hearing traditional requests for bikes, the kids all wanted iPods, phones and other tech. More » -
#dealzmodo
Apple Store Offering Free Next-Day Delivery, No Minimum Order
The Apple Store's got a nice present for last minute shoppers: Free next-day delivery with no minimum order. This means that you can shop as late as 1 pm ET on December 23 and still receive your order before Christmas. More » -
#geekschoolproject
Human Wind Chime Would Be Perfect For the Back Porch of Your Rocket Ship
This installation at NYU's ITP Winter Show responds is responsive to touch, and sounds as trippy as it looks. That's a very good thing. More » -
#nsfw
Lady GaGa Strips for Science (NSFW)
I enjoy nudity as much as the next person, but I seriously don't know what the hell Lady GaGa's trying to do here. I'm just assuming that having electric sparks shooting out of her crotch is supposed to be science-related. More » -
#unconfirmed
Samsung NX-10 Hybrid Camera: 'Cause the World Needed Another Camera Format
Samsung is the new Sony: Constantly pumping out new formats the world doesn't need, like their Hybrid NX cameras seen at PMA, apparently finalized in the NX 10 here. Here's the problem with it: More » -
#3gtest2009
Our 2009 12-City 3G Data Mega Test: AT&T Won
Given carrier reputation and our own iPhone call drops, we were pretty surprised to discover, through careful testing in 12 markets, that AT&T's has pretty consistently the fastest 3G network nationwide, followed closely—in downloads at least—by Verizon Wireless. More » -
#dealzmodo
Gadget Deals of the Day
We're getting down to the wire for gift buying, so check out today's Deals to find some last minute savings. Tip: secure your status as a cool relative by giving someone in your extended family Fallout 3 this holiday season. More » -
#googlestreetview
Heroic Bird Avenges Google Street View Victims
For anyone who's ever been caught truck partying or pantsless on Street View, a brave pigeon in Los Angeles has taken the fight to the Google Van. More » -
#netbooks
Intel's New Atom Chips: What They Mean for You
New Atom chips from Intel means better netbooks, right? Sorta. Here's the skinny on the new netbook brains. More » -
#photography
58 Photos of Faces Where They Shouldn't Be
Everywhere I look, I see faces. The cabinet is looking at me. The lightswitch is looking at me. The cereal is looking at me. And it's all because of your submissions to this week's Anthropomorphism Shooting Challenge. The winners: More » -
#advertisement
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#giftguide
Mega Ultra Gift Guide Roundup Extraordinaire Super
During the last month, we've made, literally, hundreds of gift recommendations for every type of person you could possibly know. If you still can't figure out what to buy a loved one or a stranger, it's your fault. MEGA ROUNDUP: More » -
#netbooks
Dell Mini 9 Nearly Burns Down The House
I'm not a big fan of netbooks, but the Hackintoshable Dell Mini 9 is another story. Of course, that only applies to the ones that aren't catching fire and burning holes in wood floors. More » -
#jars
Lids Off Jar-Opening Device Benefits the Arthritic and the Lazy
Arthritis sufferers: this jar-opening device should make accessing pasta sauce a lot easier. Everyone else: just run the lid under some hot water, wussbags. [Black and Decker via Gadget Labs] -
#lego
James May's Lego House Finally Shown Being Lived In
Remember the all-Lego house that James May had built (and then destroyed)? Well, here's a preview for the show it was for, with the poor bastard trying to fall asleep on a Lego pillow.
