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Video: Rip-a-Way 1000 Wedgie Proof Underwear

Fox News got an interview with the two 8-year twin old geniuses who invented wedgie proof underwear, dubbed the Rip-a-way 1000. The rigged a pair of boxers with fasteners at the seams, so these aren’t so different from the pull away warm up pants (AKA, hiphop tuxedo). But like most of the best inventions, the…

Tech News Brian Lam Nov 6 '07

Is the HTC Omni the Google Android ‘Dream’ Phone?

The possible gPhone prototype we pointed out yesterday named the “Dream” might just be this HTC Omni communicator. The first reason is that HTC’s actually seen and commented on the internal Google prototype, even going so far as to consider developing a real version of the reference design. Unwired View matches up the description of…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 6 '07

OLPC Starts Mass Production in China

The $200 OLPC XO laptop has finally hit mass production (a full two years after it was announced), and is now being churned out at a plant two hours northwest of Shanghai. Quanta, the Taiwanese company contracted to make the laptops (which are $200 in case you didn’t see see that in the previous sentence)…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 6 '07

Dell Teases Us with One A2010 PC, Forgetting We Have Pictures of It Already

Dell’s gone and posted a teaser site for its upcoming One all-in-one PC, complete with cryptic trailer only showing parts of the machine. The suspense is killing me! Or at least it would be if we hadn’t discovered all sorts of pictures of the thing on the FCC website a couple weeks ago. https://gizmodo.com/dell-xps-one-a2010-leaked-by-the-fcc-reveals-optional-314362 Dell’s…

Tech News Adam Frucci Nov 6 '07

Outrageous Rube Goldberg-Style Animation Brings Online Catalog to Life

Is this a shopping site or a Rube Goldberg machine? It’s both. Ride along with the rambunctious kitchen items in this brilliant example of Flash programming on a promo site from Dutch retailer Hema. The site loads slowly because there are probably thousands of readers just like you trying to view its hilarious animation, but…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 6 '07

H2O Audio H3 Earphones Good for Water Lovers and Landlubbers

If you’ve got some serious underwater basket weaving to do, these H2O Audio H3 earbuds might be just what you need to keep you entertained. The company says it’s improved the sound of these earphones over their predecessors, boosting the bass response as well as increasing their overall output by 10dB. The H3s are made…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 6 '07

RFID Skin Patch Wirelessly Transmits Your Medical Info to Your Doctor’s Cell

Doctors and nurses will soon be able to receive updates on their patients with a quick glance at their cellphones, thanks to RFID skin-patch technology developed by Gentag, a DC-based IP development company. The Band-Aid-like patches are flexible and water resistant, and will be able to keep track of a patient’s drug interactions and allergies…

Tech News Hook Nov 6 '07

iTunes 7.5 Mentions Future iPhone Disk Usage

The recent iTunes update didn’t just bring fun new games, it also had a few new resource strings buried inside that point to some new features. Among them are the long-awaited disk use so you can store files, manual music management, iTunes-chosen music syncing and voice memos. We’re willing to bet these strings are there…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 6 '07

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

This week at TreeHugger: We’ve had our eyes on EEStor supercapacitors for a long time. With baited breath, we wait for them to come to fruition and change the world; finally, we have an update. If we’re ever going to find our way to a hydrogen future, we’re going to need one thing: sweet, sweet…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 6 '07

Japanese Manga Phones Offer the Cheap Customization That I Want

These new Softbank phones headed to Japan are styled out with designs from the manga Gacchaman. In addition to the outer shells being painted, the icons and wallpapers also sport the theme. I don’t understand why we don’t have more painted phones here in the States. It seems like a pretty cheap way to make…

Tech News Adam Frucci Nov 6 '07

Harmonix iPod Guitar Hero Game Lets You Use Your Own Music

Not content to dominate living rooms with their upcoming Rock Band music title, Harmonix has made a Guitar Hero-esque iPod game called Phase that can take your own music and lay down a rhythm game on top. The game costs $5 and needs the iTunes 7.5 update we told you about earlier. Although you may…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 6 '07

The Hose-Powered Magnetic CD Turbine with Sawblade Carves a Pumpkin

I recently showed you a relatively bananas hose-powered CD spindle turbine with a sawblade, but you complained that the video was all build-up with no release, as he never turned the thing on. Well, here you go: here’s a video of him using it to carve a pumpkin. For future reference, using a hose-powered CD…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Nov 6 '07

An Embarassing Story Left Out of the Giz Article in Fortune

I just got around to reading the Fortune piece done on Giz vs. Engadget and although I’m glad the story is being told, I’m a little dismayed at how good it makes me look when I purposely hedged every positive story with at least two embarrassing ones. Here’s a good one that I left out.…

Tech News Brian Lam Nov 6 '07

Intel To Sell Its Home Server Reference Design for $500

By now you’ve seen Intel’s sexy server: it’s the one chosen as a reference design by Velocity Micro and Fujitsu Siemens for their Windows Home Server products. Well apparently Intel is not content to just be the silent partner in this, because it will now market the device as the Intel Entry Storage System, in…

Tech News Wilson Rothman Nov 6 '07

Sony TWA/T Camera Case is Unfortunately Named

Here we turn our attention to Sony, selling a soft leather TWA/T for $39.99. You’d think the company might vet its naming conventions before publishing them for all to see, but no. “Draw envious looks,” says Sony, by carrying your camera around in your TWA/T. This LCS-TWA/T carrying case for Sony CyberShot W- and T-…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 6 '07

PED3 Rotating Stand Makes Your iPhone Hands-Free

This PED3 rotating stand can hold your iPhone either vertically or horizontally, and also rotates 360 degrees, putting that useful appliance at your fingertips 24/7. It’s also designed to keep those wires out of your way. This grippy black stand would come in handy on a cross-country plane trip, letting you watch a movie without…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 6 '07

Hands On the Asus P527 Windows Mobile Smartphone

We just got our hands on the the Asus P527 we told you about a month ago. We confirmed that it does indeed have GPS, Windows Mobile 6 (shown here in, yes, English!) Wi-Fi and at least EDGE. (We will soon know if it has HSDPA, but don’t hold your breath.) Asus will sell it…

Tech News Wilson Rothman Nov 6 '07

Hossfly V8 Barstools, Drinking and Driving Required

The Hossly V8 barstools would drive MADD mad…literally. Because while seated upon a standard barstool, drinkers can harness the power of engines normally reserved for trucks and heavy luxury cars. Apparently the contraptions make an obnoxious amount of noise, which should be an effective ear shield for our own drunken idiocy…but there’s only one way…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Nov 6 '07

Okoro Intros Entry-Level HTPC with CableCARD Hookup

Home Theater PC (HTPC) prices don’t necessarily have to be in the $4000-$5000 range, as evidenced by this CX100 entry-level media center just introduced by Okoro Media Systems. The $1795 HTPC has an ATI digital cable tuner into which you can plug a CableCARD, and its NVIDIA 8500 GT graphics card gives it the video…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 6 '07

Symbian Boss Calls Android Just “Another Linux Platform”

Symbian CEO Nigel Clifford just told reporters at a conference that the Android phone OS presented by Google and the Open Handset Alliance is “another Linux platform.” He added: “There’s 10, 15, 20, maybe 25 different Linux platforms out there. It sometimes appears that Linux is fragmenting faster than it unifies.” He also said that…

Tech News Wilson Rothman Nov 6 '07

Video: Rip-a-Way 1000 Wedgie Proof Underwear

Is the HTC Omni the Google Android ‘Dream’ Phone?

OLPC Starts Mass Production in China

Dell Teases Us with One A2010 PC, Forgetting We Have Pictures of It Already

Outrageous Rube Goldberg-Style Animation Brings Online Catalog to Life

H2O Audio H3 Earphones Good for Water Lovers and Landlubbers

RFID Skin Patch Wirelessly Transmits Your Medical Info to Your Doctor’s Cell

iTunes 7.5 Mentions Future iPhone Disk Usage

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

Japanese Manga Phones Offer the Cheap Customization That I Want

Harmonix iPod Guitar Hero Game Lets You Use Your Own Music

The Hose-Powered Magnetic CD Turbine with Sawblade Carves a Pumpkin

An Embarassing Story Left Out of the Giz Article in Fortune

Intel To Sell Its Home Server Reference Design for $500

Sony TWA/T Camera Case is Unfortunately Named

PED3 Rotating Stand Makes Your iPhone Hands-Free

Hands On the Asus P527 Windows Mobile Smartphone

Hossfly V8 Barstools, Drinking and Driving Required

Okoro Intros Entry-Level HTPC with CableCARD Hookup

Symbian Boss Calls Android Just “Another Linux Platform”

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