<![CDATA[Gizmodo: panties]]> http://tags.gizmodo.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/gizmodo.com.png <![CDATA[Gizmodo: panties]]> http://gizmodo.com/tag/panties http://gizmodo.com/tag/panties <![CDATA[iPanties: Slide to Unlock Lingerie May Require Jailbreak]]> iPanties. Slide to unlock, people. Get it? Someone do them. Now.

Do them, damnit! These are better than the bloody iDoormat. [Thanks G-Ram]

Original photo from here and here and here.

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<![CDATA[Panties Help Guide 700-Mile Arctic Expedition When GPS, Compasses Fail]]> When compasses and GPS fail the Catlin Arctic Survey expedition, they go with a low tech "gadget" to help them navigate the freezing wastes and find their bearing: A lacy pair of panties.

The panties serve as a wind sock of sorts, as the team attaches them to a ski pole and uses wind as a guide to the North Pole, where they will measure just how thin the ice shelf is these days. They can't use a compass because of their proximity to the magnetic North Pole. GPS is apparently useless because the frigid temps freeze the equipment. The team also navigates using the sun, but when it's cloudy they pull out the lacy panties.

"Due to our proximity to the Magnetic North Pole, our compasses are currently going haywire, said navigator Ann Daniels. "The earth's strong magnetic field on this part of the ocean means that the compass needle simply spins uselessly in its housing. As such, we're currently relying on more traditional methods for day-to-day navigation, using the sun (for those few precious hours each day when it graces us with its presence), and using wind direction, as indicated by the panties…"

And no, as far as I can tell Ms. Daniels does not actually wear the panties when they're stored away and not in use.

The team's completed only 62 miles of the 700 mile journey. Those panties are going to get a workout. [Telegraph - Thanks, Matt]

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<![CDATA[Heat-Sensitive Knickers Don't Make Me Hot Today]]> Normally, I would get excited about these pants with a daisy that changes color when next to your hot hot skin. But it's Monday today, and Monday's the day I do the washing and the ironing. Tuesday is J.'s day for LEGO—he's currently attempting to do the Kama Sutra out of bricks, Wednesday we're watching all Flight of the Conchords episodes back-to-back, Thursday I'm teaching the dog how to mow the lawn, Friday is National Morris Dancers Day, Saturday I'm learning how to make a lava lamp using a paperclip, boogers, an old milk bottle and our bedside lamp. So, it'll have to be Sunday. Hang on, I've just seen the price. Thirty bucks? I feel a headache coming on. [Ethical Superstore]

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<![CDATA[10 Gadgets You Need For Global Orgasm 2007]]> At 6:08 a.m. GMT on the 22nd, activists Donna Sheehan and Paul Reffell hope you will join them in their quest for world peace—by having an orgasm. Yes, the two have organized Global Orgasm 2007 with the hope that through "the largest possible instantaneous surge of human biological, mental and spiritual energy" we can "effect positive change in the energy field of the Earth." Since manual stimulation is so 2006, we've rounded up 10 gadgets that will help you contribute to the cause:


The Danger Bomb Alarm Clock. This clock is sure to wake you up for the event, because it makes an exploding noise until you figure out how to turn it off. Sure, we could've gone with the Orgasmo, which makes the sound of a female orgasm, but that would probably just put us back in dream land. Besides, the Danger Bomb will serve as a good reminder of your own impending sensory explosion.

Now for the guys, here are some suggestions to get you going:


A sex doll. For all those do-it-yourselfers (haha! get it?) with time on your hands, build a companion to cuddle with tonight. Make sure to hide it when company is around.


The Blowjob Machine. If you don't have time to build but still crave the feeling of a robot lover, go with this gadget out of Japan. This thing looks more "vacuum cleaner" than "erotic," so be careful.


The Rubbot. More mechanical goodness, the Rubbot is the most discreet male sex toy of the bunch. Too bad it's still in beta, because judging by the job it did on that beer bottle you wouldn't have any problem making it to the finish line in time.


1-900-Nerd-Girl. So you just can't seem to get *there* without a little dirty talk? How about a little nerdy talk instead? Hearing these ladies talk Star Wars and D&D will have your lightsaber up in no time.


Condom applicator. If you'll be sharing in the global orgasm with that special someone, you're going to want one of these. Over-population is a major factor in world unrest, so don't make the problem any worse.

Ladies, don't think we forgot about you! We at Giz have heard know that the female orgasm is not a myth, and we couldn't leave you out of the festivites, so for you we present:


A Vibrator. We have so many to choose from, but we decided to go with Inch Perfect, because it's huge, it precise, and you need to get the job done quickly.


The Call Me Panties. Stick your cellphone in the Call Me Panties front pocket, put it on vibrate and set your alarm. That way, you'll be on your way to saving the world without leaving your bed.


Nintendo Wii. How will a Wii help you reach orgasm, you ask? Just ask this woman, she seems to have it down.

And finally, for everyone:


Open Mouth Ashtray. Phew, after all that hard work, you're probably going to want a cigarette. Nothing says "I just participated in a Global Orgasm" quite like this ashtray.

That should be enough to get you started on your journey to heal the world. With less than 12 hours until the big moment, you better start making plans. I know what I'll be doing at 1:08 AM EST; Hell, I probably would have been doing it anyway. [Global Orgasm, World Clock for 6:08 GMT]

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<![CDATA['Call Me' Panty Holds That Vibrating Cellphone Close to Her Hot Spot (NSFW)]]> Ladies, what on earth are you going to do with that cellphone when all you're wearing is a dainty pair of unmentionables? How will you carry it around and still have both hands free? Here's the solution: the Call Me panty, a dual-purpose garment that adds new meaning to the phrase "eagerly awaiting your call." Just set that handset on vibrate, slip it into the Call Me panty's perfect-sized front pouch, and even telemarketer interruptions will be welcome. Let's take a look at a couple of NSFW videos of these kangaroo-like panties in action, and you get bonus points if you can identify the accent of the sultry camel-toed temptress cooing throughout the steamy demo (NSFW).



Kangaroo-like? I got yer joey, right here. [Techie Diva]

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<![CDATA[Japanese Anti-Pervert Panties Block IR]]> In Japan, riding the train in a skirt is still an invitation to have your ass grabbed or photographed by some random perv. These days, there's a more advanced threat: cameraphones with IR night vision can be tweaked to see through clothes. Cramer Japan made these nylon and polyurethane panties that block IR, hampering the photographs. The name of the undies? ShotGuard Inner Shorts. The company is planning bras made from the same material. [Wired, thanks Mark]

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<![CDATA[iPhone Thong Saves Marriages?]]> Found on eBay: iPhone thong panties that are sure to capture the attention of many a geek who may otherwise not pay much attention to the nether regions of his female companion. Pathetic.

Even sadder will be the day in court coming up for the eBay sellers who imprinted the holy image of the iPhone on this ephemeral product. Bidding starts at 10 bucks. Oops, it's too late; they're gone.

iPhone Thong Panties [eBay]

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<![CDATA[HTTP Panties]]> Another great gift for V-Day, these HTTPanties from Think Geek are perfect if either you or your lady is a nerd. You're reading Gizmodo, so we're sure about at least one half of that equation.

These panties have cute HTTP status messages on them, sporting "411 Length Required", "413 REquested Entity Too Large", "403 Forbidden", and "200 OK". As long as your lover's wearing the right set, you can always gauge her interest by just peeking in her pants. You know, cause verbal communication is so 2006.

Product Page [Think Geek via Gearlog]

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<![CDATA[Heart-Shaped, Wireless Vibrating Panty Insert - Whee!]]> panty%20pal.jpg
No Valentines gift this year helps you to better say "I'm completely and totally clueless as to who you are and what gets you off sexually" than the Panty Pal, a vibrating, heart shaped insert that promises to slip discretely into your lady-friend's panties and vibrates her lady-parts oh-so-vigorously. In reality, this is simply a bullet with a heart-shaped, Valentine's Day appropriate insert.

I don't know about you but most of the lady-geeks I know like their wireless, vibrating devices more powerful, more...er....ergonomically shaped and for use in private or semi-private situations. The thought of walking down the street with a little red heart vibrating in your panties—it probably sounds better in theory than it actually feels in practice.

Any experienced gadget-girls care to comment?

Wireless Vibrating Heart Shaped Panty Insert [via Ubergizmo]

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<![CDATA[Nintendo Panties: Controller Is Inside or Out?]]> Panties with the Nintendo NES controller on the front? Careful, or their contents will soon be controlling you. Just tell her not to get any wii on them.

Too bad these underpants remind us of those matronly bloomers our lovely BabeModos wear during "that" time of month.

More Nintendo Panties! [Kotaku]

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<![CDATA[iPod nano Lacy Panties]]> Oh man, the sun has only been up for a few hours and we are already posting pictures of lacy underwear. Yeah, it's going to be a good day. This sexy pair of iGroove panties will holster your iPod and allow you to lounge around in the panties, rock out to some Journey and drive us guys wild. Oh, and that picture may be a little not work appropriate, but by now you are already fired so keep browsing the porn. The panties are available for $12.95 in black and in one size fits all over at The Sexy Society.

Sexy iGroove Panty for iPod Nano [Techie Diva]

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<![CDATA[Vitamin C Undies PLUS Anti-Odor Duds]]> In a tremendous surge of stupidity this Friday afternoon, we've got the lowdown on wearable fabrics. We'll start with a new anti-odour fabric, made with silver nano-particles no less. I don't know who really believes that any type of nanotechnology is going to stop their stink, but I guess if they make it, you will come. You always do. These anti-odor properties promise to be "permanently integrated into the fibre" so they won't wash out, and will even feel the same as normal fibres. Think they can make something like this for bad breath too?
On the other side of the fence, we get even more ridiculous with Viva's lingerie infused with Vitamin C and "other essential oils." Now, at least the above "anti-odour" fabric seems to be geared towards athletes and people who sweat while doing something. This whole underwear thing leaves me feeling, well, not so fresh. Called "Serenity Fabric" (ca-reepy), it seems Viva is using a water-based extract from the Barbados Cherry and combining it with citrus-scented oils, then "affixing" this to the "stretch nylon-poly material." So, as the day goes on, a scent is released from the underwear and "your skin is absorbing extra emollients it needs to help hydrate and protect it." Now, that just doesn't sound hygienic to me. However, it does look like the Barbados Cherry picking industry is keeping whole third world countries afloat, so I guess it's ok.

Anti-Odour Fabrics: antimicrobial capabilities embedded in fibres [Gizmag]

Product Page [OnlyOneFix]

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