John Herrman wrote Are planes your last refuge from this horrible, awful internet? Or are they terrifying airborne isolation chambers, which pose a dire threat to your carefully regimented Tweeting schedule? Either way, don't buy a ticket without consulting this chart. [Jaunted]
http://gizmodo.com/5429860/ 02:52 PM on December 18

John Herrman wrote Step one: bring your iMac to a Panera Bread. Step two: play WoW on it. Step three: be old. Step four: win the unconditional respect of the entire internet, forever. UPDATE: This appears to be a habit.
http://gizmodo.com/5429732/ 12:59 PM on December 18

John Herrman wrote Yesterday, BlackBerry users across the country lost BIS email service, forcing them to switch to webmail, texts, calls, VoIP, instant messages or Tweets—for hours! But the real news is what didn't go down, rite guys?
http://gizmodo.com/5429699/ 12:33 PM on December 18

John Herrman wrote Pull up the security footage from sector 4B. Unsharp mask. Zoom. Gaussian blur. Undo gaussian blur. Lasso tool. Adjust contrast. Reduce noise. Filter. Zoom. X-Ray. Enhance. Enhance. Enhance. Enhance. [Enhance]
http://gizmodo.com/5429631/ 10:47 AM on December 18

John Herrman wrote The Ares pitch: a stupid-simple way for developers to crank out webOS apps for the Pre and the Pixi, without ever leaving their browsers. It looks like a clever concept; we'll have to see if it actually works. UPDATED It works!
http://gizmodo.com/5429124/ 05:50 PM on December 17

John Herrman wrote Nobody really expected Palm to turn a profit this quarter, but this is still pretty bad: In the second quarter after the Pre's launch, Palm lost $85m. This does mark an improvement, depending on how you spin the numbers.
http://gizmodo.com/5429118/ 05:38 PM on December 17

John Herrman wrote This desk worker may look like a hero, but this picture, snapped in a telemarketing firm's office, is a tragic portrait of victimhood. May we all learn from his story:
http://gizmodo.com/5428870/ 12:54 PM on December 17

John Herrman wrote BlackBerry's BIS email servers have apparently shit the bed, big time: users across the country (and in Canada too!) are reporting that while internet services in general work, email has been out all morning. Berry havers: what say you? [CrackBerry]
http://gizmodo.com/5428795/ 11:28 AM on December 17