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#tinge
Lightning Review: Tinge Razor Massager, Shaver Combo Gadget
A couple months ago, a company asked if I was interested in reviewing their razor/personal massager combo. I said sure, never expecting them to send one all the way over to China. Well, they did. More » -
#skyhigh
12 Eye-Popping Flight Helmets
Oobject's list of flying helmets proves that pilots never need to look far for absolutely terrifying Halloween costumes. Like that f-35 joint strike fighter helmet - those terrible green eyes will haunt me forever. [Oobject] More » -
#darkforces
Clairvoyant Watch Warns You When It's a Bad Time
Swiss watchmaker Borgeaud has teamed up with Indian fortune tellers to create a watch that allegedly predicts the future. When things are about to go sour, a bedpan-shaped section on the watch will turn brown. More » -
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#woodenbicycle
Chinese Villager Takes Wooden Bike Out For a Spin
A carpenter in a Chinese village, perhaps unwilling to spend what would amount to a month's pay on a bicycle, has created a 100% wooden one to ride around town instead. More » -
#stayclassy
Ruin Diamonds By Nano-etching Your Ugly Mug Into Them
Have the urge to really ruin the resale value of a diamond? Here's one way—permanently embed a hi-res grayscale photograph of yourself in it. More » -
#thetruthisoutthere
Young China Fashion Designer Draws Inspiration From Recent UFO Sighting
This couture collection, designed by Jiang Zhou of the Beijing Institute of Clothing Technology, was featured at China's recent fashion week and looks to have been inspired by the country's recent brush with extraterrestrial lifeforms. More » -
#concept
EGGo Mobile Kitchen Would Look Good Sitting on a Wall, Would Probably Survive a Fall
Industrial designer Zhdanova Irina's self sufficient mobile kitchen concept, EGGo, looks like it could win an award for the most stylish way ever to survive in a post-apocalyptic world. More » -
#ophone
Rumored Lenovo oPhone OS Looks Too Apple-like
Chinese bloggers have posted photos that are rumored to depict what the Lenovo oPhone's operating system looks like. Apparently, much like their moniker, the oPhone OS also has that slight Apple-y touch. More » -
#fishbot
Robotic Carp Unleashed Into the Sea to Sniff Out Pollution
Those crazy looking robotic carp now have a job-a whole school of them are going to be released into the sea off northern Spain to help detect hazardous pollutants in the water. More » -
#tasemebro
"Want To See How Painful Our Stun Guns Are? Let Me Show You... On Myself!"
Showing a dedication to lightning reviews we could never hope to emulate, this Japanese stun gun company's president tested out his products on himself. That's right, we said PRODUCTS. More » -
#fakes
With No Real Apple Netbook on the Horizon, Chinese Create Fake One
Sure, you could always wait for Apple to release its first netbook (if they actually do). But over here in China, when we want something bad enough, we go and make it ourselves. More » -
#noisy
Spider Drill Piano Produces Symphony of Cacaphony
Brazilian artist Paulo Nenflidio, who's currently showing off his work in Arizona, creates weird noise-producing sculptures like this robot drill spider, which ends up sounding as frightening as it looks. More » -
#ufo
UFO Spotted Over China
Chinese officials have reported a UFO sighting while they were on an airplane and, in case anyone thought it was just a case of baijiu-induced hallucinations, they snapped pictures of it too. More » -
#ebookreaders
Fujitsu FLEPia Color eBook Reader Has Finally Arrived, Yours For $1000
Remember the FLEPia – Fujitsu's eBook reader that would trounce all other readers by displaying color? After years of waiting, it's now out and available in Japan! More » -
#oled
Super Thin, Flexible OLED Lights to be Available in 2011
We've seen ultra-skinny flexible OLED sheets before, but it looks like we now have a date for when they're coming out. Korean company Modistech says it'll debut its thin-and-flexy OLED lights in 2011. More » -
#sheep
Sheep-Powered LED Display Lights Up Welsh Hillside
In one of the funnest examples of merging animals with technology yet, these herders took to the hills of Wales to create huge sheep-driven LED displays. Baaaad ass! More » -
#china
In Lieu of Fireworks, Chinese Villagers Hurl Molten Iron at a Wall
During the Lantern Festival last month, one village in China celebrated the same way they have for 500 years—by throwing molten iron at a wall to create showers of make-do fireworks. More » -
#microsd
Elecom 2GB MicroSD Loverish Line Prettifies Your Memory Cards
MicroSD cards are so prolific nowadays that it's about time for companies to differentiate their products using cutesy designs. If you're a 15-year-old girl, these goth- and love-themed 2GB ought to thrill. More » -
#robotteachers
Japanese Elementary School Kids Now Being Taught by Saya the Robot
Elementary school teachers watch out. Japan's trying to make you obsolete! In lieu of a real flesh and blood person, one primary class in Tokyo is now getting a robot teacher named Saya. More » -
#rugged
Dell Latitude E6400 XFR Could Probably Double as Bullet Proof Armor
Dell's new ruggedized laptop, the Latitude E6400 XFR, manages to be slimmer—yet manlier—than its first foray into military-grade notebooks, with better ballistic armor, higher drop specs and dust/moisture shielding in 8.5lbs. More » -
#stemcells
Beijing Clinic Using Stem Cells as Eternal Youth Beauty Treatment
While we debate the morality of stem cell usage here, China's gone ahead and started marketing it as a beauty product. A Beijing medical center is offering "age-reversing" stem cell therapy for your face. More » -
#militarygadgets
Suicide Bomber Training Vest in the Works
The US Naval Air Warfare Center is currently developing a suicide bomber simulation vest in an attempt to prepare soldiers for encounters with possibly rigged combatants, according to patent filings. More » -
#lighting
Tea Bag Lighting Concept is Absolutely Tea-lightful
Korean designer Wonsik Chae's light concept is in the shape of a teabag filled with fluorescent molecules that react to chemicals in a teacup. The result: a new meaning to the words "tea light." More » -
#paranormal
Victorian Ghostbusting Equipment Good For All Your 19th Century Spirit Punishing Needs
We know, we know — steampunk is sooo over and whatnot. But I can't help it that some of the best crafters don't think so and make amazing things like these Victorian-era ghostbusting tools. More » -
#wecanrebuildhim
Elderly Man Sees For First Time in 30 Years With Bionic Eye
A 73-year-old man was recently given vision again after being outfitted with a "bionic eye." After 30 years of darkness, he now can see enough to follow white lines on the road and sort socks. More » -
#rrod
Microsoft Skimps on Shipping Boxes For Owners of RRoD-ed Xboxes?
It's bad enough going through the hassle of shipping your Xbox 360 off to customer support, but now Microsoft won't even give you the box to ship it in. Updated. More » -
#kindle
Amazon Kindle Now Also an iPhone App
Amazon wasn't just teasing you whiners who blabbed on about how you'd rather just read ebooks on your iPhone: The iPhone and iPod Touch app has arrived. More » -
#working
Working the Night Shift is Hazardous to Your Health
Now I know why I'm really here: I'm helping the other Gizmodo writers prevent heart disease, bone fractures, cancer, diabetes and a completely wonked up metabolism by working the night shift. More » -
#rumor
New Time Capsule, AirPort Will Run Wi-Fi B/G and N Simultaneously
New features coming for Time Capsule and AirPort: the ability to support 802.11b/g devices while also broadcasting 802.11n wide signals at the same time, according to Apple Insider.
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