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Zune 2 Getting Wireless Syncing, DRM-Free Music, Video Downloads, Colors

Zunescene's reporting that they know about three upcoming features for the new Zunes courtesy of a reliable source. All the Zunes, including the old 30GB first-gen, will get wireless syncing. More »

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Video: The iPhone Settings Menu and Microsoft Word + Excel Support


Here's a never-before-seen section of the iPhone: the settings. Which makes sense, because what kind of lame commercial will say "wow, look at all the cool settings the iPhone has!" More »

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Liveblog: Palm Foleo Unveil Now!

Jeff Hawkins just dropped Foleo photos on us. It looks like it's subnotebook-sized, but it's a smartphone companion, designed to make it a full computing experience. More »

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Frankenreview: The Best Of "Best Of CES 2007" Lists

CES is so hungover, and all that's left for journalists to do during this tech lull is to sit around and write up their "best of" lists for CES. But since our Frankenreview is about collecting product reviews and sifting through the opinions for consensus, what better to review than the best of what was reviewed at CES 2007? More »

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FrankenRumor: Apple Keynote Macworld '07

With the Macworld keynote less than a week away, the rumor mill is running more rampant than ever. And we are here to report it at a safe, not-quite-endorsed-nor-denied distance. More »

cellphones

Eclipse Design Phone: Is Simple Better?

Here's another design from Rune Larsen, the designer of the Easy as Pi phone. All the phone has is a standard keypad and a pop-up see-through LCD. More »

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Gizmodo Frankenfight: Return Policies

We know. You asked Santa for the greatest gift of all time, but he got you a Zune instead. No problem, because you can return it, just don't miss those deadlines. More »

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Frankenfight: Apple "iPhone" Vs. Greek Gods

The iPhone monicker has been burned deep into the hearts and minds of both man and journalist alike. Its mythology has transcended that of even the elusive touch-screen iPod or Apple tablet, bordering on archetype. More »

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Frankenfight: Best Parents' Photo Printer

The holidays mean two things: your family taking pictures, and your family recruiting you to print said pictures. This annoyance, coupled with the vast improvements in inkjet technologies over the past few years, means that most Gizmodo parents are ready for an upgrade. More »

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Frankenfight: Cheap, 32-inch HD LCDs

LCDs have plummeted in price over the last year, so much so, that if you are willing to sacrifice a bit of quality and maybe go generic, you can snag a 32-inch HD for under $1000, and often far less. But you aren't like the rest of the cheapos out there, grabbing the first bargain LCD you see. You are a cheap aficionado who wants the absolute best...for whatever pittance you are willing to pay. More »

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Frankenreview: Cingular 8525

The Cingular 8525 (HTC Hermes) smartphone is unimpressive at first glance, looking remarkably similar to its predecessor, the Cingular 8125. In a day when even Blackberries are getting cosmetic surgery and going organic, the 8525 keeps pounding Krispy Kremes and Whopper Jrs. Despite the persistent odor of onion rings and special sauce, you might just fall in love anyway. More »

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Gizmodo Frankenreview: T-Mobile Dash

The new T-Mobile Dash is yet another fine competitor in the bloody arena of smartphones (just ask resident fanboy Jason Chen). Featuring a full QWERTY keyboard, EDGE, WiFi, and enhanced multimedia through Windows Media 10—all on top of a sleek design—the Dash couldn't wait to give the Motorola Q a good push...email. More »

games

Gizmodo Gallery: Aram Bartholl Sees in FPS Mode


"1st Person Shooter" (Bartholl, 2006) More »

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Sony Reader: Gizmodo's Hands All Over

The Sony's ebook, a device based on electronic ink technology, went through several revisions before its launch as the Sony Reader. First it was released in Japan with a white case, and a limited selection of DRM'd books that expired after some obscenely short amount of time. Then there was the delayed US launch. More »

Sony Reader Accessories: Dock Night Light and Magnetic Suede Cases The Sony Reader's leather and suede case comes in red, green, brown, and black. It snaps shut with a magnet sewn into the cover. Jump to see the charging dock, night light and the other case colors.

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Gizmodo Exclusive: Dash GPS Navigator Has Cellular Data and WiFi

Here's the first look, net wide, of the Upstart GPS-startup Dash, and their GPS system. What's special: Instead of pulling maps, and points of interests from a drive or flash memory, the Dash can pull down real time updates over WiFi or cellular data. More »

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Giz Interview: J Allard Calls iPod the Pong of Digital Audio (Snap!)

We called up J Allard today to get him to spill the rest of the Zune enchillada. Like our obsession with Steve Jobs, cousin gaming site Kotaku can't stop thinking about Allard. Brian Ashcraft wanted us to ask him questions like, "If Microsoft was a World of Warcraft guild, what class would you be? " We're not fanboys, but have to admit, you have to be a pretty dreamy rad guy to have eboy do pixel art of you. More »

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Gizmodo Frankenreview: Blackberry Pearl 8100


The Blackberry Pearl 8100 has evolved past its legendary email functions, adding multimedia support and slimming down by about thirty pounds. Unfortunately, in addition to skipping meals and spending too long in the bathroom, the Pearl ditched QWERTY to fit in that sexy red pocket of yours. After our incredible graphics are done rocking your eyeballs, hit the jump for our freakish but lovable patchwork culled from the undead limbs of other write-ups from the WSJ, PC Magazine, CNet, and NY Times. After the jump, we give you Frankenreview. More »