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Tiny 3-Inch Cube Projects Giant 112-Inch Picture

This Miseal mini projection cube measures less than 3-inches per side, but it still manages to create a 112-inch image within a 16-foot throwing distance. The resolution is just 800×600 (SVGA), and its LED bulb only puts out 25 lumens of brightness at a measly contrast ratio of 100:1. Stretch that image several diagonal feet…

Tech News Mark Wilson

Eastern Telegraph’s Vast Network of Undersea Cables, Circa 1901

The year Queen Victoria died and Emperor Hirohito was born, there already existed a globe-spanning network of electronic communications cables. Not quite as cool as you thought you were, huh 2009? [Reddit]

Tech News John Herrman

Futuristic Building Is Skateboarders Paradise

This is Danfoss Universe, which actually feels like a building from another planet but is really a science museum in Nordborg, Denmark. Actually, its interior kind of looks like a spaceship’s bridge: The Danfoss Universe was designed by J. Mayer H. Architects and, according to our friend David at Archdaily, the “buildings rise up from…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

New iPhone 4G Concept Is Son of MacBook Air and iPod Touch

This beautiful concept, inspired by the curves and tapering of the Macbook Air coupled with the touch’s back, is even better than the cool Macbook-inspired iPhone 4G we featured at the beginning of the month. https://gizmodo.com/iphone-4g-concept-is-a-macbook-in-a-phone-5145151 The thing that excites me most about these concepts, however, is not the aesthetic aspect of it. It’s the…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Video of the Remote-Control Flying Beetle Would Be Sad If It Wasn’t So Terrifying

When some scientists at Berkeley say they’ve managed to remote-control a Rhinoceros beetle it’s one thing, but a video of the impressive, morbid experiment has a little more impact. https://gizmodo.com/scientists-demo-living-remote-control-flying-cyborg-be-5141750 The first part of the video would seem to show that initial reports of the experiment’s success were overblown—the bug is pretty much just switched…

Tech News John Herrman

Monster Japanese Factories Are the Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of

Bouncing Red Ball has a factory fetish and I can’t blame him/her/futanari/tentacle monster. Shot at night, these monsters are spectacular. God only knows what they make in them. Terrifyingly beautiful. [Bouncing Red Ball]

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Apple Stopped Multitouch on Android, Alleged Google Source Says

According to Ventura Beat, an Android team member says that Apple asked Google not to use multitouch in the G1, or else. Obviously, they complied. Their alleged source said that Google had plenty of reasons: First, their source claims the company didn’t want to angry the Steve-O. Even while the G1 hardware supports multitouch, the…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

The Complete Animated History of the Internet

The complete, comprehensive history of the Internet from 1957 to 2009, in just 8 minutes. Best video you are going to see all day. OK, best video that doesn’t involve purple tentacles, lubricant, and boobs.

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Windows 7 Free Beta Sign-Up Is OVER

According to Windows 7 Team Blog, beta sign-up is now over. You have two days to complete your downloads, and can still get a product key if you need one. [Complete Windows 7 Coverage] https://gizmodo.com/gizmodos-complete-windows-7-coverage-5136781

Tech News Wilson Rothman

12-Inch Multitouch Tablet Convertible Dell Latitude XT2 Now Out

Looks like Dell’s 12.1-inch Latitude XT2 has now been globally launched. The tablet convertible has got a multitouch screen, DDR3 memory and weighs just 3.8 pounds with a 6-cell 11-hour battery. Starting price: $2399 https://gizmodo.com/more-dell-latitude-xt2-specs-leak-release-date-this-we-5148929 The DDR3 means that you can upgrade it to have 5GB of memory, pretty awesome for a notebook. It also…

Tech News Elaine Chow

“Robot Holocaust” Gives Good Slave Fashion, 1980s-Style

Before Neo entered the Matrix, he was in this amazing mid-1980s cheesefest whose name says it all. “Robot Holocaust” has zany robots, post-apocalyptic slaves, and even a bad guy called the “Dark One.” Thanks to the wonders of Hulu, you can watch this entire amazing epic – and believe me, it’s so worth it. Even…

Movies Annalee Newitz

Thief Cleans Out a Desk, But Leaves the Zune Behind

How do you know your brand is in trouble? When people are embarrassed to even steal a Zune. Oh, Microsoft. I’m so sorry. [CollegeHumor]

Tech News Adam Frucci

Reports of CCTV Skyscraper Fire Hard to Find in Chinese Media

Lots of things are wigging me out about the burned up CCTV building. Are fireworks that dangerous? What will happen with all that debris? And WHY are they censoring news of it over here? https://gizmodo.com/building-near-beijings-rem-koolhaas-designed-cctv-headq-5149781 The building that caught fire was the Rem Koolhaas designed companion to the CCTV angular marvel. Named the Television Cultural…

Tech News Elaine Chow

Mad Roboticist Re-Creates Einstein’s Head, This Time With More Feeling

David Hanson, the roboticist who brought us the creepy cybernetic substitute son Zeno, is now offering an empathetic smiling Einstein bot for our general horrification. Seriously, the guy is obviously a genius, but everything he makes scares the crap out of me. In this case his Einstein head, debuted in Long Beach, CA at the…

Tech News Wilson Rothman

How TV Towers Can Easily Make a Land-Based GPS Network

GPS satellites are just fast moving clocks, spewing out time code as they hurtle through space. Digital TV towers also spew time code, and could be a terrestrial GPS system or GPS assistant, says Ars. There’s a company called Rosum who has been working on this technology for a while, and is finally getting some…

Television Wilson Rothman

Not Sure If Migraine Machine Gives Headaches or Takes Them Away

We do know that the metal-and-wood sculpture by Greg Brotherton is convincing, right down to its tiny anguished protagonist. Feel better, little dude, so you can go back to chilling with Brotherton’s headlight-breasted fembots. [io9] https://gizmodo.com/the-migraine-machine-5149344

Tech News Wilson Rothman

Calypso Chair Is a Living-Room Office, Does Everything But Let You Go to the Bathroom

The Calypso chair is a do-it-all chair designed for web surfers and transforms into almost everything you could ever possibly need. You know what that means? Oh, yes. You’re never leaving your TV again, fatty. Sometimes any old couch simply won’t cut it—Brandon Allen’s multi-jointed loveseat can transform into a sofa, coffee table, working station…

Tech News Erica Ho

Remote Controlled Heli Cockroach

Until we get organic cyborg beetles at the pet store, we’ll have to use these RC helicopters that look like real roaches. https://gizmodo.com/scientists-demo-living-remote-control-flying-cyborg-be-5141750 Here’s an idea: get a dozen and control them all using the same channel. In a four star restaurant. 30 minutes of charge equals 5 minutes of sheer dining terror and a…

Tech News Brian Lam

So Mean But Maybe True (NSFW)

The Onion pisses on pretty much the entire gadget-making game with this fake news piece. Lots of cursing, do not watch unless you have a mouth like a Gizmodian. Click to view They mention Sony by name, but I don’t think Sony is worse than the majority of the industry. I mean, Sony’s better off…

Tech News Brian Lam

ServersMan App Turns the iPhone Into an All-Out Web Server

There are some iPhone apps already, like AirSharing, which bring some basic file transfer/server functionality to the smartphone. But ServersMan@iPhone, developed by Japanese company FreeBit, promises the full server experience in your hand. https://gizmodo.com/airsharing-5085695 According to ReadWriteWeb, the app lets you read/write to selected directories on your iPhone through a web browser or webDAV protocol.…

Tech News Adrian Covert

Tiny 3-Inch Cube Projects Giant 112-Inch Picture

Eastern Telegraph’s Vast Network of Undersea Cables, Circa 1901

Futuristic Building Is Skateboarders Paradise

New iPhone 4G Concept Is Son of MacBook Air and iPod Touch

Video of the Remote-Control Flying Beetle Would Be Sad If It Wasn’t So Terrifying

Monster Japanese Factories Are the Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of

Apple Stopped Multitouch on Android, Alleged Google Source Says

The Complete Animated History of the Internet

Windows 7 Free Beta Sign-Up Is OVER

12-Inch Multitouch Tablet Convertible Dell Latitude XT2 Now Out

“Robot Holocaust” Gives Good Slave Fashion, 1980s-Style

Thief Cleans Out a Desk, But Leaves the Zune Behind

Reports of CCTV Skyscraper Fire Hard to Find in Chinese Media

Mad Roboticist Re-Creates Einstein’s Head, This Time With More Feeling

How TV Towers Can Easily Make a Land-Based GPS Network

Not Sure If Migraine Machine Gives Headaches or Takes Them Away

Calypso Chair Is a Living-Room Office, Does Everything But Let You Go to the Bathroom

Remote Controlled Heli Cockroach

So Mean But Maybe True (NSFW)

ServersMan App Turns the iPhone Into an All-Out Web Server

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