May 13, 2011 – We've talked about how the commenting system and those crazy tagpages work, but it seems that it's time for a different sort of discussion. Apparently time to talk about trolls, jerks, doo-doo heads, lousy commenters, the banhammer, and the AUTOBAN. Just as a writer, editor, or comment... More »

March 30, 2011 – What the hell are you supposed to do in a virtual world anyway—choose between red and blue pills? I can barely figure out what to do in some daydreams, so I can't even imagine how quickly a virtual reality world would become dull enough for old hobbies to seem fun again in comparison. More »

March 30, 2011 – After reading our posts day after day, you've probably grown to like—or maybe hate—a few of us. Well, we'd love it if you'd express any positive feelings by showing us just how much you like us on our Facebook pages. You see, most of Gizmodo's staff members maintain individual Facebook... More »

March 29, 2011 – Oooh! The popular Camera+ iPhone app has a neat new feature which will adjust photos and bring out initially hidden details. Or something like that. We were too distracted by this awesome promo video to catch all the information. The update containing the Clarity feature is free if you already own... More »

March 29, 2011 – As we've speculated it might, Amazon has announced its own cloud-based media streaming service. It's called the Amazon Cloud Player and you can start using it right now. It looks like you'll start out with 5 GB of free Cloud Drive storage, but be offered the chance to upgrade to 20 GB with an MP3... More »

March 28, 2011 – This is an iPhone case designed by fancy-pants watchmaker De Bethune. It's made of full-grain alligator leather and has a pocket watch with a DB 1024 movement built in. More »

March 28, 2011 – I've got nothing against silly marriage proposals—as long as they suit the personalities of the individuals getting engaged—but I still can't help but chuckle over how a 9to5Mac reader proposed to his Apple-loving sweetheart. You see, 9to5Mac reader Jordan apparently stayed up late and... More »

March 25, 2011 – Some folks are still wondering why they should bother using Color—one of the strangest new photo sharing apps. Well, here's a reason: To amuse yourself by creeping out strangers. All you really need to do is find someone who is alone on an empty street and step close enough to be within the... More »

March 25, 2011 – Do you ever wish that your slender ebook reader was encased in a clunky fake book just so that you can pretend that you're flipping through real pages? More »

March 24, 2011 – The Village Voice has just put out a clever iPhone app called Best Of. The app basically uses your location to help you find every place that was voted the "best of" something—be it restaurant or hot dog. The great thing about the app is that it's "utilizing the picks from publications like... More »

March 24, 2011 – After reading our posts day after day, you've probably grown to like—or maybe hate—a few of us. Well, we'd love it if you'd express any positive feelings by showing us just how much you like us on our Facebook pages. You see, most of Gizmodo's staff members maintain individual Facebook... More »

March 15, 2011 – Watch this video—and then watch it again. Take some notes, too. The video shows you how one guy managed to charm and seduce a girl on the Internet over the course of one very over the top Chatroulette session. More »

March 15, 2011 – There are plenty of apps which allow you to share photos with friends—Path and Instagram, for example—but the Soundtracking iPhone app wants to let you share something more: More »

March 14, 2011 – I didn't think that the process of making DVDs could be pretty, but this collection of photos proved me wrong. Take a look. From the tiny sparkling pieces of polycarbonate which are turned into a hot mess so that they can be shaped into DVDs to the rows and rows of cooling discs—there really... More »

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March 11, 2011 – Swedish appliance giant Electrolux is commissioning a series of restaurants to temporarily sit on top of famous buildings and mountains in Europe. Yes, the idea is insane and no, we have no idea how they got permission to do this. The Cube is the French Spiderman of fine dining and then some. More »

March 10, 2011 – Almost a year ago, I fell in love with the Alice for iPad app. I declared it the cleverest iPad book yet and happily recommended to friends. Now I get to recommend its silly sequel, Alice in New York. Now before you yell at me for recommending yet another nine dollar iPad app, you must understand... More »