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This Weeks Top Web Comedy Video: Star Wars From Simon Pegg and Nick Frost

Click to viewThe stars of instaclassics Sean of the Dead and Hot Fuzz do their best to reenact a familiar scene from Star Wars. These are the droids you seek, if you seek droids that bicker in that adorably British way that they’ve mastered. The rest of the best top comedy videos from the week…

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The BookBook Case Is Ready for iPad 2

TwelveSouth’s BookBook case, which we’ve admired before for it’s nice leather exterior and adjustable stand mechanism, has been updated to play nice with the iPad 2. It’s still $70. [TwelveSouth]

Tech News Adrian Covert

Amazon’s Android App Store Coming on Tuesday

According to Wired’s Gadget Lab, the Amazon App Store for Android should launch on Tuesday (3/22). You can purchase apps directly from your smartphone or the Amazon website. [Wired]

Tech News Adrian Covert

Spectacular Lego Reenactments of March Madness Classics

Your bracket’s already in the can, so why not relax and enjoy these incredible Lego reenactments of memorable NCAA tournaments plays past? Favorite touch: Lego Christian Laettner’s future is so bright, he’s gotta wear shades. [Deadspin]

Tech News Brian Barrett

Polygamist Busted After Posting Pictures of Second Family on Facebook

Grand Rapids resident Richard Leon Barton Jr. was married last July. Which is wonderful! Except that he was already married to a woman back in Rhode Island, and had been since 2004. He would’ve gotten away for it, too, if it weren’t for that meddling Facebook. Barton was arrested yesterday and charged with polygamy, a…

Social Media Brian Barrett

Doctor Who reveals the real problem with Amy Pond’s short skirts

Doctor Who’s Comic Relief special episodes, called “Space” and “Time,” have popped up online, and the Doctor’s facing his gnarliest dilemma yet. It’s another “bottle” episode set inside the TARDIS, which you may need to hit the bottle after watching. Here’s part 1, and part 2 is the second video in the gallery. And please…

Television Charlie Jane Anders

Man Uses iPhone 4, iPad 2 And iMovie To Get Breaking News On CNN

Robert Stephens captured a gas main explosion on his iPhone 4, edited it with iMovie on his iPad 2 and uploaded it to iReport. CNN and MSNBC picked up the footage after that. Score for citizen journalism. [YouTube via SlashGear]

Tech News Husain Sumra

The Best Android Apps of the Week

Read It Later: Read It Later is like an Instapaper—saves articles to read later—but as Instapaper doesn’t have an Android app, this is as good as it gets for enjoying long form reads when you want. The app gives you really clean viewing of the articles, without the jumble of sidebars and banner ads. Decently…

Tech News Casey Chan

The Week’s Best iPhone Apps

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard: Shadow Vanguard is a completely original game in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six universe, built from the ground up for play on the iPhone and iPod Touch. A whole new three-man Rainbow team faces down the latest international terrorist threat, each member focused on a particular specialty: Stealth, Recon, and…

Tech News Kyle VanHemert

The Week’s Best iPad Apps

SPIN Play: It’s a leaner, more straightforward take on a digital publication than some we’ve seen—there are no interactive infographics or crazy control schemes—but that’s probably a good thing. If you’re familiar with Spin, this incarnation will be familiar: there are some longer features, shorter capsule profiles, album reviews, a handful of movie reviews, and…

Tech News Kyle VanHemert

Nintendo 3DS Could Actually Diagnose Eye Disorders

The Nintendo 3DS, once slammed as an eye-destroying device, is now being thought of as a tool for diagnosing eye disorders. According to Digital Trends, optometrists feel this could be a useful tool for early warning signs. “The 3DS could be a godsend for identifying kids under six who need vision therapy,” associate director for…

Tech News Adrian Covert

Facebook You Versus Actual You

Quick, check the “Activities and Interests” section of your Facebook profile. Unless “sitting around thinking about maybe doin’ stuff but honestly just killing time on the internet” is on there, you’re living a lie. [Comical Concept via The Daily What]

Social Media Brian Barrett

Inside Anonymous’ Secret War Room

Dissident members of the internet hacktivist group Anonymous, tired of what they call the mob’s “unpatriotic” ways, have provided law enforcement with chat logs of the group’s leadership planning crimes, as well as what they say are key members’ identities. They also gave them to us. The chat logs, which cover several days in February…

Tech News Matt Buchanan

Google TV Remote for iOS Here at Long Last

If you’ve got a Google TV and an Apple mobile device—hey! it can happen—you can now make them play nice with the official Google TV Remote app for iOS. [iTunes, screenshots via CrunchGear]

Tech News Kyle VanHemert

“The most delicious fruit known to men” has been bioengineered to be even better

One of the reasons bananas enjoy their rampant popularity is that the kinds you buy in stores are hideously mutated versions of the original, bred to not have the inedible seeds their wild brethren so proudly display. Thanks to new research we may soon be seeing other fruit making the transition to seedlessness, and filling…

io9 Tim Barribeau

JD Power Says iPhone Tops, Blackberry Worst

JD Power issued their smartphone rankings, giving the iPhone top ranking, and placing RIM’s Blackberry phone at the very bottom. Motorola, HTC, Palm, Nokia and Samsung filled out the list, respectively. For the complete ranking criteria, check out [BGR]

Tech News Adrian Covert

Semiconductors threaded with nerve cells could be the first step toward biological computers

We assumed that in the future humans, or other biological entities, would receive mechanical or electronic ‘upgrades’. It looks like it could be the other way around. Machines might be getting biological upgrades. Adding computer chips to someone’s brain is a long way away, but adding neurons to a computer may be just around the…

io9 Esther Inglis-Arkell

The Octavo for iPad 2 from Pad and Quill

Disguising your iPad as a notebook is a pretty smart idea, aesthetically and logically. Pad and Quill’s beautifully crafted Octavo for iPad 2 updates the notebook case to work with the magnetic features of the iPad 2. This week’s Gizmodo Giveaway brings you the chance to win one of these stunning hand sculpted cases. The…

Tech News Keenen Thompson

The Hanford Legacy

There is a right way and a wrong way to dispose of our nuclear effluence and I’m pretty sure just dumping it into the Columbia River isn’t the right way. Plutonium takes a closer look at the economic and environmental costs of our Cold War arms race. In January of 1943, General [Leslie] Groves commandeered…

Tech News Jeremy Bernstein

This Weeks Top Web Comedy Video: Star Wars From Simon Pegg and Nick Frost

The BookBook Case Is Ready for iPad 2

Amazon’s Android App Store Coming on Tuesday

Top Stories of Today, March 18, 2011

Spectacular Lego Reenactments of March Madness Classics

Polygamist Busted After Posting Pictures of Second Family on Facebook

Doctor Who reveals the real problem with Amy Pond’s short skirts

Man Uses iPhone 4, iPad 2 And iMovie To Get Breaking News On CNN

The Best Android Apps of the Week

The Week’s Best iPhone Apps

The Week’s Best iPad Apps

Nintendo 3DS Could Actually Diagnose Eye Disorders

Facebook You Versus Actual You

Inside Anonymous’ Secret War Room

Google TV Remote for iOS Here at Long Last

“The most delicious fruit known to men” has been bioengineered to be even better

JD Power Says iPhone Tops, Blackberry Worst

Semiconductors threaded with nerve cells could be the first step toward biological computers

The Octavo for iPad 2 from Pad and Quill

The Hanford Legacy

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