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more about #event more comments → Bully: I think it is amazing at how many people are being dinks about the post. Really kids. This post is about the Gizmodo event. What the video shows is... more » DesColopolypse: Wow, this may be the closest I ever come to being an internet celebrity. more » Young H Kim: and he doesn't even spin it that well. I've done this several times with text books and folders and basketballs. of course it could be an asian thing.... more » anexanhume: Go! more » MarcusMaximus: Can't be worse than installing Quicktime. (Based on your own personal preferences feel free to insert your own most hated program as the last word in... more » GitEmSteveDave_DefinesTurgid: Nice Genie lift. more » scoobydoo: If you are going to speed up a video, could you at least add the Benny Hill theme song? :) more » soggy_cheerio: Very carefully? more » OMG! Ponies!: Will there be a post about how long it took to calm ginger down after his coffee-and-CoD2 freakout? more » Log1c: You're doing it wrong. Its supposed to be at my house. more » Edward's Sisters' Hands: That picture cracks me up. All those guys wearing scarves and jackets indoors with that dinky window air conditioner hanging out in the wall. So is th... more » Kaiser-Machead: Can't wait to go (AGAIN!) I hope I don't get shot by a Frenemy. (You know who you people are, you arseholes!) more » jdgolden: Slightly off topic, but does anyone know what font is used for "Gizmodo" in the Gizmodo Gallery logo? more » BK Beezy: Come to San Francisco! West Coast needs some love too.. more » UnicornMaster: Jason Bentley is no Nic Harcourt, but he'll do. I'm waiting for the traveling show to come through my town. more » -
#kindle
This Is How Michael Jordan Would Use a Kindle
Some people use their Kindles to read books. Others get Kindles to spend hours practicing crazy moves with them, like this reader today at the Gizmodo Gallery. Watch him spin the Kindle like a Michael Jordan would spin a basketball. More » -
#gizgallery09
How Do You Install a 900-Pound TV?
The 103-inch Panasonic plasma TV is back at Giz Gallery, and as absolutely ginormongous as we remembered. But, uh, how exactly do you install a 900 pound television? More » -
#gizgallery09
Gizmodo Gallery 2009: The Details
When I was a boy, I loved New York's Museum of Natural History. Mostly the dinosaurs. But why, in the tech world, are there no places to celebrate gadgetry as art, history, the things we love? More » -
#gizgallery09
At Giz Gallery 09: ChefStack Automatic Pancake Maker
Hey buddy—yeah, you. Like pancakes? What about a machine that can automatically spit out about 200 of 'em in an hour? Well lucky for you, the ChefStack pancake maker is going to be at Giz Gallery '09. More » -
#gizgallery09
Giz Gallery Now on Twitter! (Also: Help Wanted)
You can now follow Giz Gallery on Twitter to get a sneak peek into this year's Gizmodo Gallery. Also, we're looking to recruit people to help us work the event. Full staff details below: More » -
#gizgallery09
Gizmodo Gallery 2009: We're Back For Another Year!
We're pretty happy to announce that Gizmodo Gallery is returning again after our successful run last year in New York, and this time it will be bigger and better. More » -
#apple
iPhone OS 3.0 to Be Revealed March 17
iPhone OS 3.0 is going to be revealed on March 17 in an Apple event. I wonder if the new OS will be ready for the rumored 10-inch touchscreen iPhoneish tablet: More » -
#apple
Rumor: Apple Desktop to Be Refreshed on March 24
World of Apple says March 24 is the possible date for a refresh of the entire Apple's desktop line. We don't have confirmation of this yet, so as always, remember our rule about rumors. More » -
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#macworld2009
Watch the Entire Macworld 2009 Event
Our liveblog is good, but nothing beats seeing the last Macworld keynote with your own eyes. Fortunately, Apple has posted the entire event online in QuickTime. [Apple] -
#appleevent
Apple's September 9 Event - What Do You Want To See From Us?
Apple's September 9 event is only one lazy weekend away, but we here at Giz are already preparing for our usual liveblog directly from the event. You already know the rumors—new nanos, iTunes 8 with new features and various other things—what might be coming, but what do you want to see from us? We'll be at live.gizmodo.com, same as always, but do you want something to change? What do you want to see more of? Less of? None at all of? We'll hopefully have some fun new interactive stuff as well. Let us know in the comments, and we'll see you early morning on Tuesday, September 9 for our pre-game coverage.
