Addy Dugdale, Author at Gizmodo

Nintendo Opens Wii to Indie Developers

Just as some traditionally open companies close the door to third-party developers, the traditionally closed Nintendo will open WiiWare in early 2008. Obviously inspired by the success of Microsoft’s Xbox Live mini-games, the new channel will allow small companies “to get their original games into the marketplace to see if we can find the next…

Tech News Addy Dugdale Jun 27

Custom-built B9 Robot Ready to Destroy Earth While DJing

If spending $18,000 in a B9 replica did not compute for you, you may want to point your ionic directional probes to eBay and bid for the custom-built bot from 1965’s Lost in Space. It’s full size, lights up and has built-in radio CD. And looks good in the gallery after the jump. https://gizmodo.com/b9-a-robot-reborn-165577 Now,…

Tech News Addy Dugdale Jun 27

Directors Believe 3D Movies are the Future, World Keeps Looking the Other Way

As if most movies weren’t bad enough in two dimensions, now studios and top directors believe that the future of movies will be 3D projections. According to the New York Times, people like Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson and Jeffrey Katzenberg are preparing films in this format, both for the creative possibilities (or so they say)…

Tech News Addy Dugdale May 22

Mr P Tape Dispenser Turns your Desk into a Weird Place

There’s something a bit fetishy about this Mr P tape dispenser, but I can’t quite put my finger on why he looks so odd. Perhaps it’s because, with the tape stretched between his mouth and his toes it looks like he’s biting the sheet. Which must mean there’s something unspeakable going on beneath the covers.…

Gadgets Addy Dugdale May 14

Vicious New Santa Rosa’s LG X-Note Laptops Throw Exclusive Party with Korean Nymphs

According to the Far East wires, a group of vicious LG X-Note laptops powered by Intel Santa Rosa chipsets have been seen in a Korean park while enjoying an exclusive picnic with two young cyborg nymphs. Two of the bigger notebook computers respond to the names of LG X-Note R500 and E500 (aka Biff and…

Tech News Addy Dugdale May 8

Ah, That Friday Morning Feeling

Dear Charlie, Louis, Wilson, Adam and co. Handover time. Friday too, that REALLY makes me happy. As do Singing Nuns, yellow flip-flops and fluffy alarm clocks. https://gizmodo.com/fluffy-alarm-clocks-awaken-your-tackiest-impulses-255808 Here’s Solid Alliance’s latest offering: an animatronic seafood USB hub. Oh, sorry, my mistake. It’s a plate of live octopus tentacles that one lucky Giz reader got to…

Tech News Addy Dugdale Apr 27

Round-Up: Going Back in Time with Gizmodo

Well fellas, today I want to go way back, way back into the mists of time, when you were all still in short trousers and could barely speak. That’s right, I mean this morning. Let’s see what was going on in the world of pretty shiny things while you were still all eyes-screwed-up and fetal-like…

Tech News Addy Dugdale Apr 26

Round-Up: Thank Gizmo It’s Friday

Dear Charlie, Louis, Wilson, Travis, et al., I love Fridays. Don’t you? Here are some other things that excite me. Non-pink gadgets. Top Shop socks. Thinking up new objects to get Jason to stick down his pants. Two dozen oysters with my name on them. Looking under the hood of an XBox 360 Elite. Cameo’s…

Tech News Addy Dugdale Apr 20

Addy Dugdale

Nintendo Opens Wii to Indie Developers

Custom-built B9 Robot Ready to Destroy Earth While DJing

Directors Believe 3D Movies are the Future, World Keeps Looking the Other Way

Mr P Tape Dispenser Turns your Desk into a Weird Place

Vicious New Santa Rosa’s LG X-Note Laptops Throw Exclusive Party with Korean Nymphs

Ah, That Friday Morning Feeling

Round-Up: Going Back in Time with Gizmodo

Round-Up: Thank Gizmo It’s Friday

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