Jason Chen wrote Everyone knows a Quagmire or a Masuka that enjoys their gadgets as much as they enjoy themselves—or rather, they enjoy using their gadgets TO enjoy themselves. This is for them, or for you, if you're buying under an alias. Those of
http://gizmodo.com/5413968/ 12:40 PM on November 27 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote Mininova, the other popular BitTorrent tracker, just went legal-only. No more downloading episodes of Dexter or Mad Men off of it, but there plenty of other trackers out there still. [Mininova Blog]
http://gizmodo.com/5413495/ 01:48 PM on November 26 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote The Real Touch is like a Fleshlight that moves on its own, pre-synced with the porn you're currently watching on your computer. It's one step closer to simulating having sex with the girl on the screen, but should you buy? That
http://gizmodo.com/5413074/ 05:20 PM on November 25 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote This chart of TiVo's slipping subscriber numbers may be surprising, seeing as TiVo is the television recording device (and it's so good), but it's something we've seen coming for a while. We love you TiVo, but you're fast becoming obsolete. The
http://gizmodo.com/5413053/ 05:05 PM on November 25 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote It was going to happen eventually, since Windows has 18 times OS X's marketshare, but Windows 7 already passed Apple's install base about a month after having been released. Again, not a surprise, but it is interesting how many people
http://gizmodo.com/5412987/ 03:19 PM on November 25 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote A Consumerist reader was scammed into giving a donation to Livestrong that he didn't consent to, as he found out when he got home and discovered an unauthorized donation on his receipt. Here's the quick version: employee asks for a Livestrong
http://gizmodo.com/5412852/ 01:02 PM on November 25 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote Windows Home Server's Power Pack 3 is available now, and all you have to do is go into your Windows Update section of your Home Server and hit Update to access the new features. Unless you're one of those who
http://gizmodo.com/5412763/ 11:21 AM on November 25 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote Traditional media cabinets may work well enough in the sense that it holds your TV on top and your TiVos and HTPCs and game consoles on the bottom, but do they emit the air of luxury that Horgan Becket's does? gawkerGallery(5412316,5,''); HB's
http://gizmodo.com/5412317/ 08:44 PM on November 24 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote
http://gizmodo.com/5412316/ 08:43 PM on November 24 , 1969

Jason Chen wrote Package-tracking sensors aren't super new, but Senseaware is one that's unique because it tracks multiple criteria—temperature, location, drops and light exposure—and updates those to the web constantly. Useful when you're transporting organs and not MP3 players. Senseaware is going to be
http://gizmodo.com/5412307/ 08:21 PM on November 24 , 1969