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nsfw
The Unofficial Boobies DS Holder
Their old world yarn craftsmanship brings new meaning to the phrase "sweater kittens"—hard to believe that thisonetwo-of-a-kind holder is not for sale. [photobucket via WiiNooB Thanks Jamie!] -
diy
Musical Bra Barrages Boobs with Beats
Touching a boob is generally a satisfying experience. But what if you could take that thrill to the next level? And no, we're not talking two hands. We're talking soundtrack. More » -
netbooks
The MSI Wind for Lovers
A netbook might make an alright Valentine's Day gift (depending on your lady/guy), but does it really need to resemble a Valentine's card? More » -
At the office
Workflow Charts Finally Put to Good Use Show Fundamental Men vs Women Differences
It's Friday. You are the office, watching another Powerpoint by Jimmy, the product development bozo. "Stupid Jimmy," you think, "these are the only three workflow charts we need after this long work week." UPDATED More » -
cellphones
A Guide to What Her Text Messages REALLY Mean
Women are confusing to me. They mean things they don't say, say things they don't mean and there is a hidden meaning to everything. Or I just don't understand women. I have all heard the stories about what her body language really means...but what about her text messages? Honestly, I have never thought about it before—but the folks at Cellphones.org have. According to their analysis, putting a period after a message means she is demanding or pissed off. Really? If she says "whats up?" that means she is trying to get close to you without being clingy or bitchy. Wait...really? Some of it seems like common sense, but it is an interesting psychological study nonetheless. Take a look at the rest of the list and see if you agree. [Cellphones.org] -
surveys
Shocking News: Dudes Like the Internet More Than Ladies
A new study on the "Happiness Index" polled 8,500 Australians aged 18-64, and it found that for men, they were happiest while on the internet. For women, on the other hand, they were made the most happy while spending quality time with the family. I can't see how the discrepancy could cause any relationship problems. More » -
bluetooth
Sony Ericsson Pretties-Up Its Bluetooth Watches, MBW-200's for the Ladies
Sony's Bluetooth wristwatches may do a neat job of buzzing to alert you that your phone's ringing, but until now they've been kinda gruff. The upcoming MBW-200 versions are different, aimed squarely at the gadgety woman. Dubbed "Sparkling Allure," "Contemporary Elegance" and "Evening Classic," they auto-pair via Bluetooth, have an OLED number display and let you mute or reject the call from the watch, as well as control a phone's music-player functions. Sony's also drummed up support to outline the femininity of the design by getting three young female tennis players to model them. Pricing's still not known. Pic and press release below. More » -
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geekini
Nintendo Bikini Requires Acquisition of Girlfriend or At Least Very Realistic Mannequin
Yes, my friends, someone has made a bikini that vaguely resembles a classic NES controller. And suddenly that topless beach sounds a whole lot less appealing. Of course, one day women will go nude except for a pair of gloves. And in that era, we'll be obsessed with thumb to index cleavage (making the Power Glove the de facto sexy accessory). Bonus pic: More » -
pdas
miBook PDA is for Ladies Doing Lady Things...WTF?!
The miBook is a $130 PDA with a 7" screen that teaches skills to people through step-by-step videos and other multimedia. Now, we don't like to reinforce gender stereotypes, but the pictures of each $20 title in the gallery below, such as cooking, gardening and home decorating show a woman learning the job—all except the diaper changing lesson, which shows a man. It's sold without onboard memory,but they must think women are pretty stupid if they expect to charge $150 for 128MB. The rest of miBook's specs are gender neutral:UPDATE: That's a typo in the spec sheet, the 128MB memory is a much more reasonable $1.50, but it's for retailers only. More » -
japan
Japanese DVD Program Teaches Confidence By Staring At Women For 96 Minutes
Continuing our weirdness from Japan theme, a company called Avex has just released a DVD that teaches men to be more confident by staring at 50 different women for an hour and a half. Most Japanese men do this already, but instead of the women being in various states of undress, these women are just plain staring back at you, right in the eye, in a sort of glowering manner. More » -
women
EMOPORT Tries To Make That Time Of The Month Fun, Fails Miserably
You know how us girls have these nasty things called "periods" we need to deal with that turn us into moody, erratic, cramping monsters? The EMOPORT "software/games" device promises to magically make our menstruation nightmare go away — through the healing powers of hand-held video games. More » -
battle of the sexes
What Would Chicks Do for a Klondike Bar? Give Up Their Password
I thought that the whole chicks would do anything for chocolate stereotype was just, you know, a stereotype, but vaguely scientific market research proves it's true! Infosecurity Europe went around posing as marketers, offering people chocolate bars in exchange for their computer passwords, and 45 percent of the women gave it up like prom night. Only 10 percent of the dudes went for it. Of course, it's totally possible the women were actually more conniving in their desire for the chocolate, and they all just lied about their password, while only 10 percent of the guys were able to devise such a clever ruse. I mean, that's what I would've done. [McSolutions via The Raw Feed] -
girl power
Girl Geeks on the Rise, Says Report
A new report from Solutions Research Group hints that the male-dominated era of technology and gadgets may be coming to an end. Some activities, such as using a DVR to record a TV show, or streaming movies or games, are more popular amongst women than men. Gents, has this happened to you? Take the poll, and see just how our favorite British girl geek handles tech stuff in the video after the jump. More » -
simon fraser university
Ladybag Idea Uses RFID to Tell You If You've Forgotten Anything
In the words of the Conchords, a team of Canadian students just wanted to do something special for the lay-deez of the world. And so they came up with the Ladybag concept. It's a smart bag that uses RFID technology to ensure that you leave the house with those three staples you need in the modern world: mobile; keys; and wallet. More » -
inappropriate
10 of the Most Blatantly Sexist Gadgets Ever Made (NSFW)
Women have it rough. Everywhere they turn there is a manufacturer looking to exploit women by incorporating more T & A into their product lineup. The following gallery provides 10 examples (11 if you count this bonus gadget) of the worst offenders in recent memory. Everything is there—from breast shaped Frisbees to inappropriate promotional advertising. However, there are no products that objectify men in the list. I thought about it, but guys enjoy the abuse too much.
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global orgasm 2007
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:
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damn
Persuader Gun Purse Has You By The Balls
Men, we have been defeated. After years of struggle, battling for a simpler life with less purses to trip over, women have struck at our weakest point—our insatiable desire for gals holding guns in their underpants (bonus, full NSFW gallery after the jump). More » -
charging
Bedford Smart Recharge Station is Something Your Wife Would Like
Although the Gomadic charge station, the Chargepod, the Mahogany charge station, or even the DIY charge station are good enough for us males, our wives may have something entirely different in mind. For them, the Bedford Smart Recharge Station from Pottery Barn could be just the thing to charge your gadgets and keep your decorative style intact—just the way she wants. The bad news is that it costs $79 and doesn't actually come with a power strip to plug your gadgets into. It actually reminds our resident teen expert Ben Longo of this $299 PB Teen Smart Bedside table, which is REALLY a ripoff. [Pottery Barn - Thanks Larry!] -
poll
Gizmodo's Female Reader Cellphone Study
Samsung commissioned a boring cellphone survey for single women that asked them whether they had "text shame", which is sending a message and realizing that they shouldn't have sent it, whether women use it as an address book, whether they pretended to have reception trouble, and whether they had their friends call them on a date. All old stuff, so we're going to create our own, slightly more interesting survey after the jump. More » -
gadgets
Digital Photo Wallet Still Has Obnoxious Pictures of the Kiddos
Flipping out the accordion of pictures of your kids (or cats for the singles) is no more. This $50 wallet comes with a small digital photo frame that can hold up to 55 pictures. Connect it via USB for picture transfer and for recharging. The 1.4-inch screen is just small enough to prove that you can actually procreate, but not too big where people will see how ugly the kids (or cats) are. More » -
cellphones
Is the Philips 598 a Ladyphone? You Tell Us
Despite presumably being born from a female, gadget designers still haven't quite nailed down what it takes to make a cellphone "for women." This Philips 598, for example, is supposedly made for the ladies, but it's hard to say for sure. More » -
cellphones
Mitsubishi D702iF Cellphone Tracks Fertility Cycle
This is the Mitsubishi D702iF cellphone for NTT DoCoMo. It is a pretty average clamshell phone, but it does include one unique feature. A menstrual cycle monitor. The phone will keep track of lady's biological rhythm (or menstrual cycle) to help her get pregnant by informing of the optimal conception time. Screw the phone, just have sex non-stop. That method always works! More » -
portable media
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. More » -
cellphones
Plantronics Bluetooth Headset Doubles as Necklace
Plantronics, makers of all things headsetty, have began work on a Bluetooth headset designed for women. When not in use this Bluetooth headset can be worn as a stylish—kind of—necklace. I know that men don't have a problem wearing Bluetooth headsets around all day, we don't have a problem looking like giant tools, but ladies may be a different story. Don't worry ladies, it will be available in pink to match your RAZR and stilettos. More » -
gadgets
Study Says 75% Of Women Don't Know How To Use Gadgets
The UK electronics retailer Comet performed a study on 1000 customers to justify their new "Gadget Angels" team—think Geek Squad in the Best Buys here. Their study concluded that 75% of women don't really know what they're doing when it comes to mobile gadgets. More » -
gadgets
Philips Norelco Satinelle Ice Epilator
Pardon me for not being hip with my female hair terms, but isn't "epilator" a horrific word? Couldn't there be a better way to name a device thats sole pupose is to rip out each hair painfully and slowly? So I am immediately suggesting to Philips to rename this the Satinelle Ice Super-Fun Hair-Vanisher. Supposedly this epilator uses a skin-cooling massager to sooth the skin and minimize the excruciating pain of having hair ripped out of your body by the root. At least it is pink and has a flowery pattern; that has to mean something, right? It is available for $58. More » -
cellphones
Samsung E5000 Cellphone Revealed
A couple of days ago we mentioned Samsung's E500, a cellphone designed specifically for the womenfolk, and now we've found pics where you can actually see the handsets without all those distracting hot babes getting in the way. There's a nice-looking mirror on the front there, which also functions as a screen. Here's proof that a company doesn't have to doll up a product in pink to make a play at impressing the ladies. More » -
cellphones
Samsung SGH-E500: For the Fairer Sex
With this photo and using the word "sex" in the title, we certainly have your attention now. Anyway, those three lovely ladies have cellphones in their hands, and we think they might be manufactured by Samsung, and there's something about them that women will like. The phone is aimed at women, as evidenced by Samsung's breathless PR prose:"Influenced by Botticelli's masterpiece 'The Birth of Venus,' the smoothed edges embodies luxury and grace."
The handset will be available in the second quarter of this year in Russia and Europe, and comes in eitherpinkwhite or brown. Samsung says it caters to a woman's sensibilities with an external LCD mirror, a compact clamshell design, and a goofy Mobile Beauty Box feature that lets users apply different hairstyles to pictures they've taken. More »
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