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more about #color Odin: To be fair, the iPhones not exactly new. Fourth is pretty good for something that's just staying recent by releasing new revisions. more » something_unique_and_descriptive: I thought an obsession with space travel was a prerequisite for working at Giz. more » Poop Cooper: Headline: Ron Livingston intends to sue Internet for $0.0001 of every transaction. more » The Lab: I love it when the Giz editors break the "post about gadgets" mantra to put up something they just like. That Gavin McInnes clip was tits. Not 100% ... more » wagebo: Well I've always hoped Ron was gay. Those eyebrows are so expressive he'd still be hot even if that was all he going for him. As for the video, drea... more » twoeightnine: I believe the proper name for that color is "1992 Chevy Cavalier." more » Nathan Obbards: Come on Rosa, we know you're obsessed with space travel. If you were offered a seat on SpaceShip One, you'd be all over it. The vampirism just sound... more » dingus: That's the same color SGI Indys came in. They were fugly then and they're fugly now. more » AqueousBeef: How interesting... Same as the time I will even consider looking at an e-reader! more » frigg: e-ink pisses people off because they see what it will be in 10 years and want it now. more » gravityhomer: so why is the picture repeated 4 times? I feel like I'm playing that game where I try to figure out what is different between them. more » bobothepanda: You prefer marijuana? How does that even make sense? more » .357: Mooi papier. Ik geef de voorkeur aan marihuana, hoewel. more » Purple Dave: Book is finally arrived, yours for $7. more » bosskev: Oh...my, look at how the colors just pop off that stunning...dingy...grey...screen. Why, I can...hardly...wait. * yawn * I just don't get it, people. ... more » -
#remainders
Remainders - The Good, Bad and Ugly Stuff We Didn't Post (and Why)
In today's batch of things that didn't make the cut we've got a bit of NSFW humor, Time's list of gadgets of the year, an angry celebrity suing an Internet person, Dell profiting through Twitter, and more. More » -
#eink
Color E-Paper From Philips That Could Replace Monitors, the Real Thing
Philips is no stranger to teasing us with amazing color e-paper promises and concepts. They did it in 2007, in 2008, and again this weekend with an example that could make LCD screens feel inadequate. More » -
#ebookreaders
Fujitsu FLEPia Color eBook Reader Has Finally Arrived, Yours For $1000
Remember the FLEPia – Fujitsu's eBook reader that would trounce all other readers by displaying color? After years of waiting, it's now out and available in Japan! More » -
#clocks
Chronochrome: Time Telling for Life Savers Fanatics
When most of us consider impossible-to-use timepieces, Tokyoflash is the first brand to come to mind. Well now there's a worthy challenger, as the Chronochrome probably can't be deciphered without a cheat sheet. -
#epaper
Samsung Demos Carbon Nanotube-Based Color E-paper
Looks like I really wasn't wrong when I said e-paper is in the news: Samsung's just demonstrated its own funky e-paper tech, only this time the display uses carbon-nanotube electrode technology—also a technology that's in the news. The color carbon nanotube active matrix electrophoretic display (say that after a few pints of beer) works by rearranging charged pigment particles with an electric field, and is one of the first large-scale color displays of its type. Plus it has the advantage of being flexible as well as demanding low power. And since Samsung's display is 14.3-inches across, it's making our dreams of next-gen e-books even more tantalizing. [Gizmag] -
#laservue
Mitsubishi LaserVue vs. Pioneer Kuro Plasma: The High-End Throwdown
The dudes over at The Tech Lounge sat down for a real-world—not canned—comparison of Mitsubishi's cutting-edge, 65-inch LaserVue HDTV with the current reigning champ, Pioneer's 60-inch Kuro plasma set. Does Mitsubishi's fancy new tech really make for a better high-def experience? The tests show, at the very least, that the LaserVue can certainly hold its own against maybe the best HDTV in the world: "You're not going to find a set that is capable of displaying colors quite like this one." More » -
#nikephotoidcustomsneakers
Cellphone Pics Get You Custom Color Sneakers in Nike PhotoID Promo
The idea behind Nike's new PhotoID scheme is that you take a picture with your cellphone and MMS it to Nike's computers. These grab the two dominant colors and send you back an image of a 1985 Dunk high-top basketball sneaker with the colors mapped on. Cool, but here's the neat bit: you can buy the sneakers. Clever bit of PR from Nike, but it does mean you could get a pair of sneakers in hues to match your fave photos... be that sandy yellow and ocean blue, or clean bedsheet white and nubile-skin pink if you're into that sort of cellphone photography. Launches today, but you'll have to be in one of nine European countries if you fancy trying it out. [The Guardian] -
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#design
Bright-F Clothes Scanner Lets The Blind Hear Colors
Did you know Daredevil's costume was supposed to be black, like the night, instead of bright flaming red? That's because Matt Murdoch is blind, and the bastard couldn't tell one material from another. Did you know I made this story up in order to introduce the Bright-F design, which scans clothing and speaks the color so you don't match lime green with puke brown. We have a hard enough time dressing ourselves as it is, so we could see this being a tremendous help to the visually impaired. You know, if it were real. [Yanko Design] More » -
#blackiphone
Colorware's Matte Black iPhone Fools Friends, Bloggers
It's not the 3G iPhone, but Colorware's Stealth iPhone trades in the silver trim and brushed metal back for an entirely matte black motif. It's also extraordinarily expensive, weighing in at $675 and $775 to the stock model's $399 and $499. Colorware does throw in a matte black iPhone dock and pair of earbuds, but even that probably doesn't justify the increased cost. Then again, some people really love black. [Colorware] -
#update
Creative Zen Getting Bubblegum Pink Makeover
Looks like the Zune isn't the only PMP to be getting a color makeover, Creative's Zen is in on it too. The new model was spotted at Wal Mart, where it is retailing at $69.99 for a 2GB unit, with no other capacities listed. As far as we can tell, the pink Zen is ready for immediate shipping, despite the fact it is not available at Creative's own online store. The new addition has me thinking it is time for a pink gadget in my arsenal; admit it, you want one as well. [Wal Mart via Geek&Hype; Thanks, pickupjojo!] -
#magenta
Mr. T-Mobile Warns Mr. Engadget Mobile Over the Color Magenta
Mr. T says I'm crazy and he may be right. I'm a bird! I'm a plane! I'm a choo-choo train! But Mr.T-Mobile is the only crazy one: they requested Engadget Mobile to stop using their shade of magenta in his logo because it may lead to "confusion in the marketplace." Their shade of magenta? I've known magenta since she was a kid! She was called Cynthia back then. Don't worry Mr. Block, it'll all pass. Just hold your breath, and remember your exercises! [Engadget via Gadget Lab] -
#bronzepsp
PSP Spends Time in the Sun, Gets Bronze Skin
From late April, it looks like Sony's PSP Lite will be getting a matte bronze skin color as part of a new Value Pack. This pack will include a 32MB Memory Stick Duo and an AV cable along with the newly tanned PSP. Available for around $200, the new pack is scheduled for release in Japan— we don't know when or if it will hit this side of the Pacific. But you don't want a third place color, do you, America? Gold is the only way to go. [AV Watch]
