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more about #new Killjoy: Not to mention the entire soundtrack of '63-'89 Doctor Who. This sounds like just my cup of tea, thanks for posting it. OBLIGATORY PEDANTRY: Walter ... more » STFU_FPU!: wasn't the pinch-zoom patented by Apple? I may be wrong, but I saw a few things that resembled patent law-breaking. pls. don't flame me....ahhh what t... more » Stingers: Any chance this drops on Verizon? Preferably around mid-October? more » lpranal: this video tells me almost nothing about how this thing actually works! there's like 6 seconds of actual UI. I think 1:09 of the 1956 scifi classic... more » TheGerk: What I can't believe, is that they'd reuse the Chocolate name. The original Chocolate had to have been one of the most poorly designed phones ever ma... more » pretsal: Now, just being a curious noob, he is using a stylus for this correct? more » Baroness: Loved the funny about the 93 year old editor with the monocle. Happily the editor in charge of covers is sprightly 50-something Francoise Mouly, whos... more » MINI Driver: I hear that the editors of BSOD monthly have commissioned a WinMo generated cover, but no one can get an App to run that provides a touch interface... more » bosskev: That this has happened, while an enormous achievement and milestone, is not completely surprising to me. Artists have been using the iPhone for many m... more » hu_hu_cool: I wonder how he exported it so it was good enough quality for the front cover of the new yorker? Does the app do 300dpi letter size? more » Jose Alvear: @daftrok Tivo had search too for a very long time. It introduced Swivel Search about a year ago, which let users search Amazon as well as TV broadc... more » mykie: Looks like this isn't going to hit S2 boxes ever. That and with Tivo's staunch refusal/inability to support satellite users, I have a feeling that I'l... more » qmuser: The one thing I wish they would add to the search is Netflix. It makes no sense to me that TiVo will show me video that I can purchase/rent from Amazo... more » Captain_Eh: Wonder if it will work with my series 2? more » -
#clips
Synth Britannia: As If Ken Burns Were To Explain Autotune
BBC4's Synth Britannia was a sufficiently comprehensive look into the electronic music of postpunk Britain, from the pioneering soundtrack to "A Clockwork Orange" by Wendy Carlos, to experimental groups like OMD, Throbbing Gristle, and early Human League... More » -
#lg
LG BL40 Ad Offers Clues About How on Earth You Use a 21:9 Screen
When we last checked in with the lanky BL40, it was gussied up and posing for glamor shots. LG has followed up with a video that gets into how you're actually supposed to use such a strangely-shaped device. More » -
#iphone
June 1st New Yorker Cover Drawn Entirely on the iPhone
Artist Jorge Colombo took about an hour to fingerpaint an intricate Times Square scene on his iPhone using Brushes, a $4.99 iPhone drawing app. Now, it's the June 1st cover for The New Yorker. More » -
#tivo
TiVo Search is The Future of TiVo
The redesigned TiVo Search does away with the Swivel Search and now makes show searching more efficient and HD friendly. More » -
#apple
Kevin Rose Nails Today's Apple News, All Known Associates Permanently Buried by Apple
So Digg's Kevin Rose polished off his crystal ball prior to today's Apple event, as he is wont to do. We posted on his rumors, with the necessary skepticism. And now as the dust settles on our live coverage, we doff our hat to everyone's favorite iSight Carnac: just about every single detail Kevin hit, including the actual product shot of the redesigned Nano above, was 100% true. More » -
#pulpbite
The New Yorker on Simultaneous Invention and the Intellectual Ventures Laboratories
Malcolm Gladwell (smart guy, puffy hair) has a feature in this week's More » -
#rocketman
World's First Spaceport Designed, Construction Starts 2008
You may remember that Virgin Galactic planned to build a Spaceport in New Mexico. Well, a winning design has now been chosen, and construction on the 100,000-square-foot facility is set to start in 2008. Is it just me, or does "spaceport" sound a little bit too sci-fi? More » -
