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Helio and Buzzd Make Location-based Yelp-like Service For Your Phone
Yelp is great, but what if you could find restaurants and clubs based on where you are right now? Thanks to Helio phones' GPS service and the Buzzd software, you can. It works as a built-in app on your Helio phone (the two companies partnered up today) and will allow you to even message your friends to update them on where you're going right from the service. There's even real-time activity finding to figure out what's going on right now, something we're sure Jack Bauer would appreciate if he weren't so busy shooting up terrorists. [Buzzd]
1:23 PM on Wed Feb 6 2008
By Jason Chen
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Latest by sweetcheeks21: I love my helio service it rocks... I was never satisfied with other carriers i had in the pass, I had sprint and trust me don't ever choose them as your phone carrier, my bill was always no less than more »
apple
Let Giz and Ars Technica Buy You a Beer at Macworld 2008
CES is in full swing. But if today's new Mac Pro and Xserve announcements are the news Apple can spare from the keynote, Macworld is going to be huge. To celebrate, I'd like to buy you a beer if you're going to the show. Just come on over to this party Giz and Ars are co-sponsoring.Where: Harlot at 46 Minna St, San Francisco, CA
When: 8 p.m. Pacific Time
I think pals like FSJ, Leander from Cult of Mac, some other Wired pals, and Arn from Macrumors are planning to stop by too. More soon.
e307
We just got a hands on with Nyko's Wii Party Station and we can safely say that it's crazy. Crazy awesome. It's got pretty much everything you want to have when you're having a Wii house party, and it's designed cheaply enough ($24.99) for every Wii-owning family to use as an accessory to enhance their gaming.
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Hands-on With Nyko's Wii Party Station (Verdict: Crazy Awesome)
We just got a hands on with Nyko's Wii Party Station and we can safely say that it's crazy. Crazy awesome. It's got pretty much everything you want to have when you're having a Wii house party, and it's designed cheaply enough ($24.99) for every Wii-owning family to use as an accessory to enhance their gaming.
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cinco de mayo
Heated Nacho Tray
May 2, only a few more days until the festivities begin. Cinco de Mayo is the reason for the festivities I'm speaking of. Even though I am only half Hispanic, Cinco de Mayo is the perfect excuse to eat nachos, sit outside and get drunk on Modelo, Tecate and Corona. This heated nacho tray is the perfect accessory for that Cinco de Mayo party. It will keep the dip nice and toasty. It is powered with the good 'ole fashion wall outlet, but this device is just begging for a USB mod. $19. More »
home entertainment
The Last-Minute HD Super Bowl Party Guide
Sure, you can be a regular Joe and set up a couch and chairs around a crappy projection TV with a tiny grill on the deck, but who wants to look like a loser? If you really want to impress your friends and family, simply follow some steps and become the Unofficial Lord of the Party. The latest technology and gadgets are key to an awesome Super Bowl party this Sunday. More »
12:07 PM on Wed Jan 31 2007
By Travis Hudson
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Vista Launch Parties Kickin' off Tonight
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PlayStation 3 Launch Events: NY and SF Party With the Stars
Darkness! Darkness is spreading! No, not the PS3—though that's spreading too—we're talking about Charlie Murphy and his appearance at the PS3 NY Launch Party on November 16. If you're one of the first 400 to show up at 550 Madison Ave., NYC, and you'll see host Ludacris and hear music by D-Nice, not to mention be able to purchase your own PS3. Party starts at 9:00PM. More »
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Loyal Gizmodo readers will know that Cingular launched the 3125 (also known as the "Star Trek phone") last week. What readers might not know is that Cingular and HTC threw quite a little fiesta in the cellphone's honor. Watch as over-worked and under-appreciated tech journalists, um, party down and generally make fools of themselves. Yes, all this for the launch of a cellphone. America, the beautiful. Oh, and mind the sailor talk at the end. Journos have bad manners.
HTC 3125 Launch Party in New York: Enjoy the Decadence
Loyal Gizmodo readers will know that Cingular launched the 3125 (also known as the "Star Trek phone") last week. What readers might not know is that Cingular and HTC threw quite a little fiesta in the cellphone's honor. Watch as over-worked and under-appreciated tech journalists, um, party down and generally make fools of themselves. Yes, all this for the launch of a cellphone. America, the beautiful. Oh, and mind the sailor talk at the end. Journos have bad manners.
