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sweets
S'More Keyboard Would Not Survive 10 Minutes on My Desk
If this keyboard were real, and not made up of hundreds of thousands of Photoshopped pixels, it would undoubtedly be a delicious PC experience right at your fingertips. More » -
chocolate
Le Whif Chocolate Inhaler Lightning Review
The product: Le Whif, a puffable chocolate canister that offers the sensation of eating chocolate without the calories. More » -
ipod
ChocoShuffle Case Turns iPod Into Something No More Edible
The $8.99 ChocoShuffle looks delicious, turning your new iPod shuffle into milk chocolate, white chocolate or...some sort of strawberry chocolate. But buyer beware. More » -
wrongmodo
It's Easter: Eat Jesus In a Kit Kat
Easter it is, and Heyzuss—the Bible character—has resurrected. In a Kit Kat bar. Indeed, chocolate and Easter go together like pancakes and maple syrup. Can you see it too? [Nu.nl—Thanks Audrius] More » -
Get a Whiff of This
Le Whif Inhaler Stinks of Chocolate, Marketing Ploy
Harvard professor David Edwards wrote a graphic novel envisioning a future world where people ingested their food by smelling, or "whiffing," it. That vision begot Le Whif, the chocolate inhaler. More » -
art
White Chocolate Keyboard Most Definitely Melts In Your Hands
In a parallel universe, keyboards are made of white chocolate and PCs are solid toffee. Motherboards are generally graham cracker, a bit flimsy, yes, then topped in icing circuits and sugar plum processors. More » -
knives
Chocolate Swiss Army Knife, For When Giving Up Is the Best Tool for the Job
It won't clip your toenails. It won't skin a rabbit. It won't slice rope, repair a canoe or tweeze out a splinter, and it's not going to do a damn thing to get that fallen boulder off your chest. But when the chips are down and all hope is lost, a hazelnut chocolate bar isn't the worst multi-function tool to have at arm's reach—though tequila might be our first choice. [Swiss Knife Shop via GeekAlerts] -
reviews
Lightning Review: LG Chocolate 3 Cellphone
The Gadget: The Chocolate 3 from LG, it replaces the old slider with a new thin flip form and adds an extra screen, 1GB of memory, a better camera, FM transmitter and a 3.5mm headphone jack. More » -
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cellphones
Reminder: Sprint Palm Treo 800w and Verizon LG Chocolate 3 Available Now
Both Palm's Treo 800w (for Sprint) and LG's Chocolate 3 (for Verizon) are on sale right now, a day earlier than their original release dates. The Treo 800w is $250 with a two-year contract and rebate, or $600 without. Chocolate 3 is $129.99 w/ contract. [Sprint, Verizon] -
cellphones
LG Chocolate 3 Gets Release Date Moved up
Last week we told you that the upcoming LG Chocolate 3 was going to be available July 14th: Verizon have just come up with the news that it'll be available a day earlier, July 13. They're pretty proud of the candybar phone's Verizon Rhapsody interlink, and the "all-in-one" nature of the gizmo as a PMP, cellphone, GPS navigator, camera and car-stereo FM source. It'll be available in black or light blue, for $129.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate at Verizon Communications Stores (including Circuit City branches.) Press release below. -
cellphones
LG Chocolate 3 Arriving July 14th
The new LG Chocolate has finally gotten a firm release date—it will go on sale July 14th to Verizon Wireless customers. Remember, this Chocolate is a lot different from LG's candybars of old. It's actually a clamshell with a small, 1.76" touchscreen on the outside and larger 2.22" normal screen on the inside. It features a 2MP camera and stores your media on 1GB of internal memory expandable to 9GB by 8GB microSDHC. Expect to pay $299 at full retail price or $129 with a 2-year contract. [phonearena] -
verizon
Verizon Gets Rhapsody Subscriptions, DRM-Free Downloads
Verizon customers with certain VCAST phones have some new options for buying music, thanks to Rhapsody. First off, the $15 per month, all-the-songs-you-can-guzzle subscription service is offered on LG's Decoy and Dare, Moto's W755 and Samsung's SCH-u550, Glyde, and Juke, and will be available for the Chocolate 3 when it's out. Also, $2 over-the-air download tracks now come with a DRM-free MP3 version that you can snag on your computer with VCAST/Rhapsody software. If you can hold your horses and wait till you're on a PC to download, DRM-free tracks are yours for a buck, which can be sideloaded onto the phone like usual. Press release after the jump. [Verizon] More » -
cellphones
Visual Voicemail Coming to Verizon... For a Price
Rumor has it that Verizon Wireless will be joining AT&T and Sprint in offering visual voicemail, in this case on four upcoming phones: LG's Chocolate 3 and an updated Voyager (possible software update but more likely hardware refresh), along with the mysteriously code-named "Blaze" and "Utopia" from Motorola. That's more phones than any other carrier to date, though there's no mention of it on the iPhone wannabe LG Dare. The catch is that the optional service will cost $2 a month—annoying when you consider other carriers offer it for free, though totally expected when you consider that even Verizon's email app costs an extra $5 per month. Look out for this to arrive in late July or early August. [IntoMobile] -
cellphones
LG's Touchscreen Dare, New Chocolate Fipper and Decoy with Piggy-Back Headset Hitting Verizon Soon
Verizon Wireless is finally fessing up to three LG phones that it will be delivering to customers in June and July: More » -
lg
LG's New Black Label Cellphone: First Look
LG is following up the love-it or hate-it Chocolate, and the Shine, with its third "Black Label" device: the as-yet unnamed cellphone you can see here. It looks a more serious and slender beast than the first two, and sports a five megapixel camera, tempered glass and a carbon-fiber finish. Other than that we can't say much, as LG is being shy with the details: though I'm sure they'd call it "teaser marketing". More data will be available at its European April 24th launch. We'll keep you posted. [Aving] -
gadgets
Chocolate Master Chief Penis Helmet
It's a chocolate helmet. Shaped like Master Chief. For your penis. Yes, that Master Chief. Or as the site calls him, "The One Eyed Spartan." As if dressing up junior as a viking or Indiana Jones wasn't silly enough. Reserve yours today for $7.95! [Chocolate Party Hats via The Raw Feed] -
tasty peripheral
Life-Sized Chocolate Keyboard is, Sadly, Just a Concept
Dear Gizmd readers, I wud lke t tell yu what I think f this chclate keybard but it's a bit difficult as I have eaten the... the... the furth vwel. Lve Addy. [Idealist via Gizmodo Japan through Google Translate] -
concepts
Chocolate Bar USB Drive Concept Does Not Melt In Your Mouth or Your Hand
This USB Drive concept is pretty neat because of its modularity combined with a touchscreen in the middle used to organize files. The idea here is that files could be organized however you see fit into each "chunk" and taken elsewhere in your pocket for use on another computer. While this can be done to a lesser extent with a USB hub and a handful of flash drives, the main appeal of this concept is its design, which is quite tasty. [Yanko Design] More » -
roundup
Afternoon News: Give Gifts on Wii, Get a Cheap Mylo, New Light Bulbs for Ireland and More
• Dealzmodo: Sign up for a Sony Visa card, get a Mylo for $49 and one free year of T-Mobile Hotspot service. Our own Chris Mascari said it best: "Kinda makes me wish I wanted a Mylo." [Sony] More » -
chocolate
A Set of Chocolate Tools Please
The holidays are all about candy, and nothing says holiday sweets like a set of chocolate tools. Wait, is that right? We know there are chocolate shaped bunnies, Champaign bottles and even gadgets, so we guess chocolate tools aren't that strange. These photos from Sicily, Italy, show a set of working chocolate tools, complete with moving parts and threaded nuts and bolts. As for how much work you can actually get done with these tools is unknown, but we would imagine not much. For more chocolaty tooly goodness hit the jump. More » -
you're so sued
RIM Sues LG Over the Words "Black," "Berry" and "Pearl"
Incensed over a pair of LG handsets that truthfully, probably were named to ape BlackBerry—the Black Cherry and Strawberry—RIM's taking LG to court. Fair enough. But RIM's arguing that any wireless device with the words "black," "berry," or "pearl" in its name isn't kosher, and requires RIM's consent. Apparently, Verizon asked for the okay to use Black Cherry and Blueberry for a set of LG's Chocolate phones, but RIM gave a wag of the finger, obviously leading Verizon and LG to just go for it. RIM's solution: total destruction of all LG wares with any of the forbidden words in its name. Bonfire! [The Globe and Mail via BGR, Flickr] -
chocolate
Microsoft Chocolate Keyboards Are Deliciously Ergonomic
Microsoft just sent us these delicious (we think—we haven't eaten them yet) chocolates in the shape of their ergonomic keyboard and mice sets. Although we couldn't get more than 1 wpm on these (the one word was "chocolate"), they do taste a whole lot better than the previous Microsoft hardware we've eaten. Probably feels better coming out too. [Microsoft] -
home entertainment
LG Chocolate HT972TR Home Theater System Looks Like an Overgrown Cellphone
LG takes this 5.1 home theater-in-a-box (HTIB) deeper into Chocolate territory with this Chocolate HT972TR Home Theater system, hoisting its four surround speakers into a vertical arrangement that mimics the company's iconic cellphone line. Topping it off is a touchy-feely control unit for its CD/DVD player that's almost a spittin' image of one of LG's swank but clumsy Chocolate cellphones. Besides this clever and evocative imagery, the specs are about average for this category. More » -
cellphones
Hands On with Verizon's Janus-Faced LG VX8800 Venus (with Gallery)
You knew there would be a successor to the LG Chocolate by Verizon Wireless (besides Chocolate 2), and Venus was her name. But does she got it? More » -
what the
Verizon somehow conned 3 million people into buying their LG Chocolate phones. Weird. [i4u]
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cellphones
Sushi, Chocolate and Ice Cream Cellphone Screen Cleaners
It's been a while since we've posted cellphone charms, but these sushi, chocolate and ice cream screen cleaners pass the test for fantastic charms we'd actually buy. They're exactly what they sound like—soft, felty screen cleaners that hang from your cellphone, ready at a moment's notice to wipe the acne-causing facial grease from your screen. Only these are shaped like delicious foods that we really wish we were eating right now. More » -
food
Chocolate Calculator Counts Calories
We're not really sure what's going on with this chocolate calculator, or Chocolator, but we're pretty sure it's not edible. Well, probably more edible than the LG Chocolate, but less edible than say, an actual chocolate bar without electronics inside. Now I can do my taxes and make a big mess all at the same time. [AVING] -
puny powerpoint pusher
LG Chocolate HS101 Mini Projector Finally On Its Way
While we heard rumblings of the LG Chocolate HS101 mini projector way back in December, the company says it will finally be shipping the diminutive minibeamer by the middle of this month. Even though this baby is just 6 inches long, 4 inches wide and a mere 2 inches thick and weighs just shy of 2 pounds, LG says it can crank out 100 lumens at a contrast ratio of 2000:1. That's not going to be enough to project a bright image in a well-lit room, but still, at that size, it's remarkable. See lots more pics on the next page. More » -
chocolate redux
Verizon Wireless Launches an All-New Chocolate by LG
Just when the nightmares of the original Chocolate's user interface have become less frequent, Verizon is introducing an all-new edition from LG. New to this slimmer Chocolate are a "vibrating touch keypad" and a navigation wheel with something called "Trace Motion light." Besides that, it has photo sending and stereo streaming Bluetooth profiles, speaker-independent voice dialing and EV-DO network support that the iPhone is missing. Regardless, we're still very skeptical, but we're willing to play around with this one, to see if any of the predecessor's slew of problems—no drag-and-drop music loading, touch of cheek sets off functions during call, etc.—have been fixed. More » -
unconfirmed
Rumor: Verizon Getting Updated VX8550 Chocolate
Those of you lured into buying an LG Chocolate by its good-looking exterior but shafted by its hard-to-use touch controls have a new option coming soon. The soon-to-arrive LG VX8550 looks to be an upgrade of the old Chocolate, and has actual Send and End buttons where the touch garbage was before. More » -
gadgets
Choc-U-lator: Sadly, Not What You're Thinking
Contrary to Popgadget's headline, the Choc-U-Lator does not make math delicious. It is, however, the most sadistic stocking stuffer ever. Imagine a child unwrapping what looks to be a chocolate bar only to find a calculator that looks like chocolate. They'd be scarred for life, which is totally hilarious. More » -
gadgets
An iPod That'll Melt in Your Pocket and Give You Acne
Someone's figured out a way to combine gadget obsession with chocoholism, and it doesn't bode well for people with self-control issues. A company called "Corporate Gift Showcase" will sell you many pounds of chocolate molded into the shape of iPods, BlackBerries, laptops and HDTVs. They're ostensibly meant to be as gifts from companies purchased in bulk, but there's nothing stopping you from ordering 1,000 chocolate remote controls. That's right, nothing stopping you. So what are you waiting for?! More » -
portable media
Wrapping a Crappy MP3 Player in Chocolate Doesn't Make it Any Less Crappy
So take note, AMP3 (who?). As part of an Easter, or just plain stupid campaign, AMP3 has decided to put their Inovix IMP-11 MP3 player in a chocolate egg. The player normally sells for $20, but wrap it in the chocolate egg and the combination now sells for approximately $40. In related news, AMP3 will be looking for a new marketing director sometime in April. More » -
cellphones
Colored LG Chocolate Flips Head to Alltel
LG's Chocolate flip has been on Verizon since late last year, but Alltel seems to be the first provider to get colored versions of these things. Available in blue, green, and puke, these AX8600s are going to be $50 after rebate and soul-binding contracts. More » -
home entertainment
LG Chocolate Media Center Only Does 2.1 Audio, But Plays Back DivX over HDMI
This pricey (£329, or $636) LG J10HD may only be available in Europe, but it looks good enough for us to start begging for it over here. The system's only 2.1, which makes it kind of a low-to-medium end setup, but it does have two 75W speakers and a 150W sub. What's best about it is that it's got a built-in 80GB hard drive that can store and play back DivX over its HDMI or component connection. More » -
cellphones
Weird Combo of the Day: Free LG Chocolate Phone with Pizza
We're aware that Pizza Hut has some kind of deal with Verizon so you can get a Chocolate cellphone with purchase of a large pizza. But seriously, do these two things go together? Should they? More » -
cellphones
3G Chocolate Hits Asia Like a Bird Flu/SARS Love Child
Despite being only a mediocre phone, the LG Chocolate has sold around 4 million units worldwide. This, of course, is why LG's releasing a 3G version of the Chocolate to service the more wireless-broadband-friendly Asian market. More » -
gadgets
Chinese Artists Take a VW Down the Hershey Highway for V-Day
The Valentine's Day madness has apparently spread around the world, as evidenced by this chocolate-covered Volkswagen Beetle parked in front of a supermarket in China. After first wrapping the vehicle in plastic, seven enterprising car company employees slathered on 440 pounds of chocolate, resulting in the day's biggest internal-combustion chocolate truffle. More » -
gadgets
Chocolate Sin: Bathe In It for Valentine's Day Fun
You only have 24 hours until Valentine's Day, so it might be time to start thinking about that chocolate bath your significant other has been fantasizing about for the past few years. Here's a roundup of ways to accomplish this sweet feat. More » -
cellphones
Verizon Gets Romantic With Strawberry Chocolate and Fire KRZR
Expected to be released on February 4, these rose-colored phones from Verizon should make for a nice present for the girl who's just had her cellphone contract expire. The Pink Strawberry Chocolate and the Fire-Red KRZR are expected to be $99 with a two-year engagement. Oh yeah, she'll love these much more than actual chocolates. More »





























