Odelia Lee, Author at Gizmodo

Say Coochycoo to the Steampunk Fetus

What’s more adorable than a robot baby floating around in a steampunk uterus? Lots of things. I just hope these steampunk weirdos don’t gather around in their Victorian garb and start constructing more gross mechanical body parts. [Clockworker via Nerdcore]

Tech News Odelia Lee Apr 7

Vintage Massagers Look Like Torture Devices

The geniuses at Oobject have curated a hilarious gallery of 18 forgotten vibrators/massagers, all of which look more likely to induce pain than pleasure. All of the vibes have great names like Chic Glorifier, Handy Hannah Vitalator, Stim-U-Lax Junior, Bonger Body Massager, and let’s not forget the classic Magic Fingers Hotel Bed Massager. I included…

Tech News Odelia Lee Apr 3

Tokyoflash Concept Clocks Look Like Fun But Make My Brain Hurt

Tokyoflash revealed some concept clocks that will either delight or depress you (say, if you still can’t figure out what time it is after staring at the damn thing for 10 minutes). The Tokyoflash guys are good sports and looking for feedback from you, lovely readers, via an online survey. So if you find them…

Tech News Odelia Lee Apr 3

All Electric Hustler Zeon is Coming to Eat All Your Grass

The Hustler Zeon is the world’s first all-electric, zero-turn riding mower. With the “Hustler” logo on the back, everyone will think you’re eco-friendly and pretty badass. That’s “Hustler” as in “Hustler Turf,” not “Hustler Magazine Where You Can See Bewbs” (sorry guys). However, not only is the Zeon emissionless, it also runs silent so your…

Tech News Odelia Lee Apr 2

And Now a Clock for the Truly Geocentric

Ulysses Nardin‘s Planet Earth clock is a jaw-dropping timepiece. How can you not feel like a criminal mastermind with an intricate mini universe perched on a pretty mahogany box sitting atop your desk? The outer transparent, crystal globe represents Earth, bearing outlines of the continents and oceans. The inner sphere shows at all times the…

Tech News Odelia Lee Mar 31

McIntosh Celebrates its 60th Anniversary, Blasts Tube Amps Into the 21st Century

Audiophiles across the world have their minds blown as McIntosh upgrades two classic home audio components in the “Classic Systems” limited release. I’d be more excited if I had $15,000 to blow on audio equipment. For its 60th anniversary yesterday, McIntosh Labs released the new MC75 tube amplifier (modeled after the original 1961 version) and…

Tech News Odelia Lee Mar 31

Verizon MiFi 2200 Personal Hotspot Leak

The Verizon branded MiFi 2200 isn’t quite as sleek as the concept Novatel revealed last December, but this tiny personal hotspot still provides network access over Wi-Fi for up to four hours. https://gizmodo.com/novatels-portable-mifi-does-3g-wi-fi-in-a-beautiful-pac-5106085 The ultraportable MiFi 2200 router is about the size of a credit card and comes built-in rechargeable battery. Being so small, this…

Tech News Odelia Lee Mar 30

USB Cigarettes

We’ve seen electronic cigarettes before, but not one that charges via USB. It’s no surprise that this handy device shows up on Thanko’s website, since they’re guys who usually satisfy our cravings for wonky USB gadgets. The USB version of the electronic cigarette provides inhaled doses of vaporized nicotine, so smokers can puff away without…

Tech News Odelia Lee Mar 27

Who Says Radiators Have to Be Ugly?

The “Bag” and “Totem” radiators are actually more like contemporary showpieces. Both models are composed of a warm wooden body that is heated with aluminum detailing. They’re also portable and can be stored away for the warmer months. [Design Italia via core77]

Tech News Odelia Lee Mar 26

BlackBerry is the Smartphone of Choice for Gangs and Criminals

Society’s bad eggs are increasingly turning to the use of BlackBerry devices to skirt detection from law enforcement. Authorities report they have trouble intercepting illicit emails and conversations because of the relatively secure BlackBerry Enterprise Server. https://gizmodo.com/rims-new-blackberry-enterprise-server-5-0-launches-in-q-5152007 Developed by Research in Motion (RIM), the BlackBerry Enterprise Server works on a secure network that encrypts data.…

Tech News Odelia Lee Mar 25

Samsung’s Touchscreen Papyrus E-book Reader

In the battle for e-book reader domination, Samsung’s Papyrus—a new touchscreen model. The A5 paper-size Papyrus features a stylus and 512MB of memory, and comes in a range of colors, including white, black, and a retro sea-foamy green. The e-book reader also includes handy applications: a memo pad, scheduler, calendar, world clock, calculator, and contact…

Gadgets Odelia Lee Mar 24

All-In-One Speakers Concept Saves Space and Looks Like Alien Hardware

Erick Sakal’s unique All-In-One Speakers concept is a space-saving, multifunctional dock that also features wireless Bluetooth connectivity with your iPhone or iPod. Its fresh design incorporates a subwoofer in the center, a prime speaker on the top arm, and two tweeters on the side arms. In addition to the wood and polished steel finish seen…

Tech News Odelia Lee Mar 23

Odelia Lee

Say Coochycoo to the Steampunk Fetus

Vintage Massagers Look Like Torture Devices

Tokyoflash Concept Clocks Look Like Fun But Make My Brain Hurt

All Electric Hustler Zeon is Coming to Eat All Your Grass

And Now a Clock for the Truly Geocentric

McIntosh Celebrates its 60th Anniversary, Blasts Tube Amps Into the 21st Century

Verizon MiFi 2200 Personal Hotspot Leak

USB Cigarettes

Who Says Radiators Have to Be Ugly?

BlackBerry is the Smartphone of Choice for Gangs and Criminals

Samsung’s Touchscreen Papyrus E-book Reader

All-In-One Speakers Concept Saves Space and Looks Like Alien Hardware

Ryan Coogler Is Shifting ‘Animorphs’ Into a Disney+ Show

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