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  • #roundups

    Our Favorite Lifehacker Posts of the Week

    This week Lifehacker has some great tips to overcome the piggy flu, protect yourself from intruders at open airport Wi-Fi spots and a guide to wire your house with Ethernet. More »
  • #billgates

    If I Had $35,000 In My Left Pocket, I Would Get Bill Gates to Guide Me Around His Home

    That's how much it costs to visit Bill Gates' home with him as the cicerone: 35,000 doubloons. Jefe Gates, if you are reading this, could I go visit your house gratis? I promise not to look for hidden Macs. More »
  • #snuggie

    The Street Fighter IV Snuggie Is Actually Real

    If you were put off by the stigma associated with the Snuggie, try one saturated with Street Fighter IV imagery. And it's actually being sold, somewhere, for $20. More »
  • #google

    Google Street View Captures Fire Truck Hit and Run With an Old Lady On a Bike

    The latest adventure for the Google Street View car comes to us from the Netherlands, where it witnessed a fire truck mow down an innocent old lady on a bike. More »
  • #windows7

    Windows 7 Netbook Battery Life Sucks Worse Than Windows XP

    Yeah, netbooks feel so much nicer running Windows 7 than Windows XP, but you're paying a secret price: Your battery. On average, Windows 7 seem to suck all the life out of it 47 minutes faster than Windows XP. More »
  • #android

    Droid Gets Sacrificed In the Name of Your Cruel Visual Pleasure

    You saw it up close in all its black and gold Tim Burton's Batmanesque glory in our review. Now it's time to see all its naughty bits out. Enjoy, the Motorola Droid slicing and dicing photo fest. [iFixIt]
  • #digitalcameras

    Big Shot: Build Your Own Digital Camera

    Sure, you own a digital camera, but do you know what's inside? Faeries, maybe, working in a darkroom to develop your photos instantly? The Big Shot's a camera kit for kids to put together, teaching them how digital cameras work. More »
  • #inbrief

    Atlas Pop-Up Book Gallery

  • #gaming

    5 of the Coolest New Pieces of Gear in Modern Warfare 2

    Have you played Modern Warfare 2 yet? With sales of over 7 millions copies in one day, chances are you have. And man, is it great. Here are my five favorite new toys in the latest Call of Duty blockbuster. More »
  • #bittorrent

    More Tips for Torrenting Your Brains Out

    Just about every BitTorrent trick you need to know that we haven't shown you, Maximum PC covers in their BitTorrent guide, like remote management, rolling your own torrents, and even getting somebody else to do the dirty work for you. More »
  • #userinterface

    Gadget Singularity: Let's Ditch Our Buttons and Screens Forever

    The past decade's march towards better gadgets shows a trend line pointing towards ultra powerful gadgets with UIs so seamless, they make Macs look like a punchcard computers. But if you think about it, we—not hardware—are the limitation. More »
  • #imagecache

    US Army Rail Gun Fires for the First Time

    Not to be less than the US Navy, the Army has tested their own electromagnetic rail gun, firing several times at Dugway Proving Grounds. Manufacturer General Atomics calls it Blitzer. I call it Hey Enemy Tank, You Have Been Blended. More »
  • #digitalcameras

    Canon's First Hybrid Stabilized Lens Reviewed: It Works, Mostly

    Canon's F2.8 100mm Macro L lens is the first to use a new hybrid image stabilization system that corrects for two kinds of camera shake. DPReview says it works as advertised, most of the time. More »
  • #blockquote

    Microsoft Manager Admits Mac Influence Amidst Other Nonsense

    Windows 7 has taken some heat for aping a few Mac OS UI features, but it's certainly not a copycat OS—something Microsoft Partner Group Manager Simon Aldous might not know, given his recent quote. More »
  • #thiscyborglife

    This Flight Helmet Collection Will Kill Your Childhood Dreams

    I often daydream about piloting a super-speedy, highly experimental spy plane, but I lost all hope of ever doing that when I saw these flight helmets. Real, modded, new, or old, they're freaky enough to turn daydreams into night terrors. More »
  • #walmart

    Walmart Taking Steps To Prevent Another Black Friday Trampling

    You may recall that last year, a man named Jdimytai Damour was trampled to death in the crush of a Walmart crowd eager to score Black Friday deals. This year, Walmart is taking steps to prevent another tragic incident. More »
  • #review

    Nikon S1000pj Projector Camera Review: Screw You All, I Love This Thing

    I don't think we've written a single story about the S1000pj without making fun of it somehow, and now I feel bad. Yes, a projector-camera is still a patently ridiculous piece of hardware, but I'm kinda of crazy about it. More »
  • #business

    HP Buys 3Com But Won't Be Called 3CHOMP

  • #inbrief

    Fighter Pilot Helmet Gallery

  • #google

    A 16 Terabyte Drive in the Google Cloud, $4096 a Year

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