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sprint shared plans
Sprint's Shared Plans Also Getting the Unlimited Treatment
Sprint's sort of following in T-Mobile's unlimited family plan footsteps when they rejiggered their plans to include unlimited options for shared plans. Now, if you add an additional line onto one of their $99
call plans
Sprint Call Plan Only $89.99, Loses Inclusive Data
We seemed to have missed this in the recent unlimited call plan-gasm, but Sprint is apparently offering a call plan that rings in at $89.99/month and includes unlimited voice, messaging and push to talk. The plan is cheaper because it does not include any data usage in the price. Still, it is $10 less than Verizon and AT&T offerings, both of which will only give you unlimited voice for $99/month. If you don't need data access via your handset, checkout our awesome cheat sheet to see why this really is exceptional value for money. [Mobileburn]
everything must go
Toshiba Totally Gutting HD DVD Prices: Will It Help?
This isn't suspicious timing at all. Toshiba is slashing the crap out of HD DVD player prices to push mass market adoption—cheap holiday deals are now locked in tight. The HD-A3's new MSRP is $150—cheaper than the 360's attachment (will it get the chop, too?)—and Toshiba's high-end HD-A35 is only $300. (Amazon has got another round of cheap HD DVDs, while you're at it.) But even if you can pick up an HD DVD player for a song, does it mean you want to? [PRNewsWire]
8:57 AM on Mon Jan 14 2008
By matt buchanan
8,294 views,
59 comments
Latest by whootowl: @FLskydiver: It's do or die... provide a compelling value or vanish from the marketplace. Like, until very recently, Sony has taken a loss on each PS3 sold. Looks like that was a brilliant move, eh? Now Sony's costs have fallen more »
gadgets
We've been playing too much Mass Effect, but these Sputnik Subwoofers look like mounted turrets that shoot lasers at you. Instead of lasers, these ceiling-dangling units shoot sound; deep, deep sound. Inside is a 12-inch passive subwoofer that can handle 1000 watts of continuous power directly at your face, provided your face is in its line of sight. Looks deadly, sounds deadly, and goes perfectly with the Venus loudspeakers from Everything But the Box to make a Darth Vader/Luke Skywalker themed living room. If we weren't poor as balls, we'd pick up one of these for $2950. [Audio Junkies]
Sputnik Ceiling-Mounted Subwoofer Looks Like a Turret of Sound
We've been playing too much Mass Effect, but these Sputnik Subwoofers look like mounted turrets that shoot lasers at you. Instead of lasers, these ceiling-dangling units shoot sound; deep, deep sound. Inside is a 12-inch passive subwoofer that can handle 1000 watts of continuous power directly at your face, provided your face is in its line of sight. Looks deadly, sounds deadly, and goes perfectly with the Venus loudspeakers from Everything But the Box to make a Darth Vader/Luke Skywalker themed living room. If we weren't poor as balls, we'd pick up one of these for $2950. [Audio Junkies]
shameless whoring
The Best iPhone Book Ever Is Now Shipping
If you're planning on buying or gifting an iPhone or an iPod Touch this Christmas, might we suggest the book How to Do Everything With Your iPhone to go along with? It's got lots of tips, tricks, and will even teach you how to jailbreak and SIM unlock your iPhone. Oh, and did we mention that it's written by Jason Chen and Adam Pash? Yeah, that's the same Adam from Lifehacker, and the same Jason that you've grown to love here. ME! More »
design concept
Not that this is some kind of genius design or anything, but wouldn't it be nice to walk up to a horrific crime scene in see this "everything is ok" barricade tape strung all over the place? Wouldn't it make you feel much better about all the blood, guts and mayhem you just directly witnessed? Created by San Francisco design firm MINE, the tape's up for a People's Design Award, part of the California Design Biennial 2007, going now until September 30th in Pasadena. Vote for your favorite at the following website: [People's Design Awards]
Barricade Tape Design Reassures You: Everything Is OK, Really
Not that this is some kind of genius design or anything, but wouldn't it be nice to walk up to a horrific crime scene in see this "everything is ok" barricade tape strung all over the place? Wouldn't it make you feel much better about all the blood, guts and mayhem you just directly witnessed? Created by San Francisco design firm MINE, the tape's up for a People's Design Award, part of the California Design Biennial 2007, going now until September 30th in Pasadena. Vote for your favorite at the following website: [People's Design Awards] 
customize everything
Asobo Digital Interactive Customizer Lets You Personalize Small Objects
Japanese company Asobo unveiled this rather fabulous machine at the Tokyo International Gift Show earlier this month, which lets you customize small objects however you want. All you need is a small object, and an image (to customize said small object with.) There's a video below. More »
ifa2007
Postcard from IFA
Dear Giz Readers, Well, here I am in front of Samsung's ma-ma-ma-mahoosive TV that they are showing off in Berlin. It's 102 inches of plasma loveliness and Mark and J made me stand in front of it... More »
a device for everything
Seetron TP2 Tire Pressure Monitoring System
If you ever have that sinking feeling that your tires are running out of air, this Seetron TP2 Tire Pressure Monitoring System gives you a real-time readout of the psi (pounds per square inch) present in each tire. Once you've placed a sensor in each tire, the data is transmitted to this dashboard-mounted readout, giving you peace of mind without even getting up off your ass. More »
for the man with everything
This Holden Monaro GTS is a classic car that's been sacrificed for the greater good: the burning of animal flesh (and some corn).
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A Car That's a Grill
This Holden Monaro GTS is a classic car that's been sacrificed for the greater good: the burning of animal flesh (and some corn).
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usb everything
Panasonic Pocket Power, Sounds Dirtier Than It Is
The Panasonic Pocket Power fully charges itself in four hours. But then what? Now hook it up to any of your devices that charge through USB, and share some of that good old energy lovin with them. And if that isn't good enough for you, you can even take it's batteries out and use them in other devices as well. More »
designer of everything
Porsche Design Unveils P'9521 Mobile Phone
Here's Porsche Design Mobile Group director Stephane Bret holding up his company's latest prototype, a clamshell cellphone that looks fast even while it's standing still. Not much information accompanied these pics, but as you can plainly see, this Porsche Design Mobile Phone P'9521 is a flip phone and has a squared-off design that might be attractive, but we'd have to hold one in our hands before we could really tell. More »
8:15 AM on Tue Jun 5 2007
By Charlie White
28,866 views,
25 comments
everything
Scientist Declares Beer as the Source of Civilization and Technology, Nobody Is Surprised
This is a post that Gizmodo's resident hops philosopher Travis should have written, but as he's sleeping one off it's been left up to me. Charlie Bamforth, a British academic who holds the most fabulous of titles—the University of California's Anheuser Busch Endowed Professor of Brewing Science—claims that without beer, we would be without computers, the iPod, Silicon Valley and the space program. More »
cellphones
The Best iPhone Guide Ever Now Available for Pre-order
Did you guys see that iPhone for Dummies book cover floating around the blogs today? That's a weird cover, isn't it? The girl's holding an iPod up to her ear. I mean, aren't these guys supposed to know the difference between and iPod and and iPhone? Plus, you guys aren't dummies, so why would you want that book? You guys are as smart as slashdot readers, but much more well rounded (you actually touched a girl in high school). More »
3:30 AM on Fri Apr 6 2007
By Jason Chen
3,715 views,
21 comments
Latest by edmicman: So you've already got the iPhone in order to figure out how to do everything on it? Or is it just going to be a compilation of web/Gizmodo blog posts? more »
