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Carpet Alarm Clock

Fumbling around for the alarm clock in the morning is second place only to getting elbowed in the ribs because we can’t find the alarm clock when it comes to things we don’t look forward to when we wake up. That’s why this alarm clock mat design by Sofie Collin & Gustav Lanberg is so…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 19

AT&T Interviewee Line Extends Half a Block Thanks to iPhone Mania

Think Apple’s the one getting the upper hand in this iPhone/AT&T deal? AT&T’s sitting pretty too. Reader Evan sends in this picture of an interviewee line outside of the Midtown Manhattan AT&T store, all lining up for jobs leading up to the iPhone launch. Oh, but it’s not just for the iPhone. The store rep…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 19

Star Wars Super-Deformed Plushies Are Far, Far Away From Realism

Comic Images just released a new line of Star Wars plush dolls, but with really big and ugly noggins. Standing proud at 7 inches, the considerably sized plushies are a cheap $12.99, and so far Yoda and Vader are ready to ship—perfect for those of you who want to unwrap them right away and get…

Tech News Kevin Hall Jun 19

Gizmodo Seeking KICK ASS Web Developer

We have a job opening for someone who wants to help us KICK ASS with KICK ASS web development. Specifically, a magician who is right for the job of Lead XHTML/CSS/Javascript Developer. Gawker Media is looking for a Lead Front end Web Developer with considerable skills writing cross-browser compatible, lean, and semantic XHTML. You: Thrive…

Tech News Brian Lam Jun 19

Dry Erase Fridge Makes Food Preservation Fun Again

I love the simple developments in basic products that come out of nowhere and just make sense. Like this fridge, for example. It’s got a white board surface on it, allowing you and your spawn to doodle and write all over it, putting shopping lists, notes or little expressions of your inner artist all over…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Jun 19

Samsung Spins Out Twin Burners For Desktops and Laptops: With Gallery

Two burners from Samsung today, one of which claims to be the world’s fastest burner at 20x. The SH-S203 is a Serial ATA burner that supports DVD+R/-R, DVD+R and every other CD/DVD format (including DVD-RAM). The most notable feature, obviously, is its 20x DVD+R and DVD-R burning, but DVD-RAMs burn at 12x, DVD+R DL burn…

Gadgets Jason Chen Jun 19

AT&T Unveils Video Sharing Service, Presumably to Help Spy on Us

Videocalling has already been available in Europe and Asia for some time now using high-speed 3G networks, which is why many phones we don’t get over here have cameras both on the front and back of the device. We’ve been waiting a while for the same service to make it over here, and finally AT&T…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 19

Best Car Gadget Ever

Here’s an oldie but goodie: A couple of hell-raising drug runners had what they thought was a failsafe way to eject drugs if they got stopped by the cops. They got a 3-foot-tall hobby rocket, put their cache of methamphetamine inside its body, and then wired up its rocket engine to the car’s cigarette lighter…

Gadgets Charlie White Jun 19

EcoModo – The Best of TreeHugger

This week at TreeHugger: About 50% of the power that a computer draws from the wall is wasted, turned to heat and sound, but it doesn’t have to be that way. We spend a day (or three) in the life of a solar photovoltaic panel installer, and if that weren’t enough sun-loving, we take a…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 19

Video of Batman’s Motorcycle: The Batpod

Chris Nolan’s hyping up the next Batman movie by lending the Batpod to the tech whizzles over at The Today Show. You saw it in pictures, now see it in video. Is it me or is Merideth Viera kinda hot when viewed at 320×230 resolution? She can pull our groins any time. https://gizmodo.com/batmans-motorcycle-revealed-269852 The Today…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 19

Rumor: Nintendo Working on iPhone Games

An eyebrow-raising rumor has it that Nintendo and Apple have teamed up to bring games to the iPhone, with $29 Nintendo games coming to the touchscreen device within a few months of launch. The games are said to use a touchscreen d-pad for control, although what kinds of games the big N will make aren’t…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 19

Panasonic Producing New 45nm Video Processors

Panasonic just rolled out a new 45nm video processor chip, replacing the older 65nm version used in its previous products. What’s this mean to you? A few impressive things, actually. The new chip boasts far less energy consumption (nearly half of its predecessor), better 1080p compression/decompression support, and the ability to process two 1080p screens…

Tech News Kevin Hall Jun 19

Swarmcast to Speed up iTunes Music Store Downloads, or so They Say

Swarmcast is claiming today that they can accelerate your video and music downloads using their Autobahn Accelerator for the iTunes Music Store. Good for them. And for everyone, if it’s really true. The question is: how can they accelerate iTunes downloads without the help of Apple? If there is any answer for that, they are…

Tech News Jesus Diaz Jun 19

Apple Geniuses, Senior Developers, and Gizmodo HTML Jobs!

Today is the first day of the rest of your life at Gizmodo Jobs: Apple Retail – Mac Genius – Apple, Miami, FL Senior Developer – Marin Software, San Francisco, CA (Downtown SF) Lead XHTML/CSS/Javascript Developer – Gawker Media, New York, NY (SoHo) Java Developers – Galen Technology Solutions Inc, New York, NY CSS/XHTML Coder…

Tech News Skidder Jun 19

Rock Band Fender Stratocaster Rocks into View

Anyone who has played, or has been forced to play, Guitar Hero will be familiar with the idea of a guitar-shaped controller. If you enjoy said controller, chances are you’ve known for a while now that Harmonix’s new game, Rock Band, is looking to up the ante by putting the player in control of a…

Tech News Kevin Hall Jun 19

Adobe Digital Editions 1.0 Released; Maybe eBooks Aren’t Dead After All

Adobe rolled out its Digital Editions 1.0 reading software today, and it’s now available for a free download. In beta for the past six months, the software is able to handle PDF, flash and XML files, and also supports the new IDP Open Publication Standard (OPS) used for eBooks. So that means it’s already going…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 19

Viewsonic Busts Out Three New Mid-Sized HDTVs

Viewsonic just unveiled a new line of three mid-sized HDTVs, sized at 26, 32, and 37 inches. The 720p sets all have 500-nit brightness and 8ms response times, with the contrast ratios being 800:1 for the smallest set and 1,200:1 for the larger two. They’ve got all your standard inputs, from HDMI and component to…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 19

BlueCotton Custom T-Shirts, Exactly The Way You Want Them

BlueCotton Custom T-shirts has put together a sophisticated Photoshop-like web app to let you design your own shirt, resulting in a screen-printed or custom embroidered garment with a tremendous amount of control over the results. The company says it’s been working on its online design interface for the past six months, and it shows. The…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 19

LED Fashion Makes You Look Groovy, in a NYC Skyline Kind of Way

Looks like designer Hussein Chalayan and Swarovski have at last come up with LED clothing that doesn’t make you look like an alien (not too much, anyway) or an utterly fashion-blind dork. The dress has two layers, with a translucent fabric covering the LEDs. If you live outside Japan, however, you will have to keep…

Gadgets Jesus Diaz Jun 19

Flashlight Video Camera, for the Perverts Toolkit

This flashlight has a secret: it has a video camera built right into it. Well, it’s a secret not well kept, as there’s a big, bulky camera mechanism at the front of the light, but in any case, it’s unorthodox. It can record when the light is on or use infrared night vision to record…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Jun 19

Carpet Alarm Clock

AT&T Interviewee Line Extends Half a Block Thanks to iPhone Mania

Star Wars Super-Deformed Plushies Are Far, Far Away From Realism

Gizmodo Seeking KICK ASS Web Developer

Dry Erase Fridge Makes Food Preservation Fun Again

Samsung Spins Out Twin Burners For Desktops and Laptops: With Gallery

AT&T Unveils Video Sharing Service, Presumably to Help Spy on Us

Best Car Gadget Ever

EcoModo – The Best of TreeHugger

Video of Batman’s Motorcycle: The Batpod

Rumor: Nintendo Working on iPhone Games

Panasonic Producing New 45nm Video Processors

Swarmcast to Speed up iTunes Music Store Downloads, or so They Say

Apple Geniuses, Senior Developers, and Gizmodo HTML Jobs!

Rock Band Fender Stratocaster Rocks into View

Adobe Digital Editions 1.0 Released; Maybe eBooks Aren’t Dead After All

Viewsonic Busts Out Three New Mid-Sized HDTVs

BlueCotton Custom T-Shirts, Exactly The Way You Want Them

LED Fashion Makes You Look Groovy, in a NYC Skyline Kind of Way

Flashlight Video Camera, for the Perverts Toolkit

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