That ought to be safer at crosswalks...

I guess NBC is hoping that the lure of Jay Leno in your pocket will drive millions of people to switch to Zune?

Talk about winning the battle and losing the war...

You do realize that Gizmodo needs its readers, right?

Sorry you don't like it Jesus, but you're definitely outnumbered - most of us love it, and can't wait for the next season.

Go make yourself a table.

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No magic wand - heck it doesn't have any selection tools at all.
No text tool, no brushes - about the only thing you can do with it is adjust the tint and rotate the entire image.

This is what they've been working on for all this time? Why?

There are already online photo editors all over the web, and most of them do more than this.

They may be the worst quality earphones I've ever owned. The sound is ok, but I'd expect $100 earbuds to live more than two months before dying.

Boo, Vmoda.

Maybe I'll try these out.

I wouldn't care if it looked like a cinderblock, if it really fulfilled all those promises. I'd be lining up with cash in hand.

I can not see this happening, though. It's either going to cost a lot more than that, or it won't work for shit.

Are these supposed to be a safety feature or a fashion accessory?

I love Bloody Stupid, too, though.

Terry Pratchett would be proud.

I suspect we'll see projectors as standard, insanely cheap features of most phones by the time Obama's up for re-election.

I've since saved at least $4,000 in repair costs, and that's before you consider the peace of mind that I've had as a result as well.

Maybe it's just because I put more miles on my car than some people, but it was not a ripoff in any sense.

I hope the real Macbook Pro redesign keeps these keys, they are easily the most comfortable laptop keys I've ever typed on. But, just like Apple let me down by ditching the 12" Powerbook, I'm sure they'll ruin the next generation of Macbook Pros too.

Sigh.

There's a fine line between citiation and plagarism.

This is just beautiful. I can even see my Luddite dad wanting one of these.

"what WE did to that elf woman/unicorn in OUR dream time?"

Are you guys all sleeping together and having one big collective dream time, too? Individualism isn't evil, guys.

That's before their exploration paid off, of course, and the Iranian government came back and nullified the contracts, once the oil was found.

My Sanyo kicks its ass. [www.daha.co.jp]

The people who are working hard are the working-class Arabs that are paid poverty-level wages, while the aristocratic oil millionaires and billionaires view work at practically unclean.

There's nothing impressive about finding oil in your backyard and using it to create the architectural equivalent of a Cadillac with a metal flake paint job and spinning rims.

Would HAVE.

"Would of" is fine if you're William Faulkner recreating the dialogue of Appalachian hillbillies, but please. Think about what the phrase "would have" means. It makes sense. If they HAD made this before the iPhone, it would HAVE made sense.

See how easy that is?

The clamshell design also protects the screen while it's in your bag or pocket, and the DS in general has the kind of sturdiness that means you won't freak out if it drops three feet.

Never got so much as an email saying thanks, let alone any of the things they promised when they were pleading poverty.

The only difference between a greedy corporation and a greedy bunch of hippies is that one of them has shorter hair.

I did appreciate the thought that went into placing the icons in an arc for one-handed use. The human hand was meant for that kind of movement, something the iPod click wheel designers understood, but which was lost in the iPhone.

One good design decision does not make a product, however. Looks like more corporate compromises from Sony Ericsson.

Come to think of it, he was kind of the proto-Bill Gates.