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SUV Turned Into Giant Scratch Card

You know those scratch cards that are covered with silver latex, letting you try your luck at the lottery, or as we call it here at the Giz, the “stupid tax?” Some crazy Brits covered a whole SUV with the stuff, and somewhere underneath were the winning words. Whoever revealed them took home the truck.…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 12 '07

Safari for Windows, Bugs-a-Plenty

Now it makes sense why Apple released Safari for Windows. Steve must love his Windows security jokes so much that he decided Apple should create a browser that exploits them even more. Currently only six bugs have been found. Four involving Safari crashing & two that allow remote code to be launched. Currently there’s no…

Tech News Ben Longo Jun 12 '07

Home Theater Pool Table is Perfect for People Sick of Having Money

Investing a lot of money in a sweet home theater setup can be well worth it if you’re a TV or movie buff with a generous bank account. But hey, why spend all that money to get a huge TV and nice speakers for your living room when you can spend the same amount on…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 12 '07

Samsung Gives the T9 a Plus with Wireless Gaming

Samsung is dropping an upgraded version of their T9 music phone, dubbed the T9+, that features some additional wireless sharing features. It’s got the Zuney song-sharing functions that the last incarnation had, and it ups the ante by allowing wireless games to be played with anyone else with a T9+ within 30 feet. There are…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Jun 12 '07

No iPhone SDK Means No Killer iPhone Apps

Click to viewAccording to Apple, “no software developer kit is required for the iPhone.” However, the truth is that the lack of an SDK means that there won’t be a killer application for the iPhone. It also means the iPhone’s potential as an amazing computing and communication platform will never be realized. And because of…

Tech News Jesus Diaz Jun 12 '07

Nvidia’s New 8400 GS Will Hit 65nm and Support PCIe 2.0

Now that ATI has finished rolling out their new graphics cards, the boys in green are attempting to take back the spotlight with the new 8400 GS, Nvidia’s first GPU to rely on 65nm architecture. What’s all the fuss about? 65nm GPUs will be cooler, faster and cheaper to manufacture. The new card will also…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Jun 12 '07

Eye-Fi’s 2GB Wi-Fi SD Card Coming This Fall

Eye-Fi’s looking to give your digital camera a nice upgrade this fall when it introduces its first 2GB Wi-Fi SD card. The card will let any SD-friendly camera upload pics wirelessly to photo blogs or to your PC. Pricing will be a bit steep ($100), but it beats buying one of those fugly Wi-Fi cameras.…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jun 12 '07

Gigantic 3000-foot Pyramid Proposed for Tokyo Bay

Here’s an eight-minute video that shows you a grandiose idea somebody dreamed up: building a 3000-foot-tall pyramid in Tokyo Bay. This megacity would be so tall, and would have such tremendous volume that 24 80-story skyscrapers could be suspended within, and people would travel inside it via the tubes that are also supporting the enormous…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 12 '07

EcoModo – The Best of TreeHugger

This week at TreeHugger: We could all be driving electric-powered cars sooner than we thought, with a bevy of new developments in electric car accoutrements. TreeHugger loves the idea of solar powered air conditioning, but the current (and heavy-handed) approach&mdas;spending a lot of money on photovoltaics to run conventional units—seems unwieldy and silly; we surmise…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 12 '07

FH007 Transparent Powered Speakers Leave Us Shaken but Not Stirred

Clear off the back of your desk, because this set of FH007 transparent speakers will reveal the world beyond them for all to see. It’s an odd configuration, with two large oval-shaped transparent drivers pounding out the bass, and then two circular speakers taking care of the left and right channels. Powering everything is a…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 12 '07

iPod Dock Bracket, Griffin Amplifi Vs. Logitech mm50

It’s time for the $150 battle in our running iPod Dock Bracket. In one corner, we have the Logitech mm50. It’s sleek and has excellent posture. We’re guessing its grammar is pretty good, too. In the other corner, we have the alleged steroid-pumping Griffin Amplifi. Raised on the streets, the Amplifi showed up with a…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Jun 12 '07

Hacker Stuffs a Mac Mini Inside an Apple SE/30

I’m not sure how they did it, but some crafty hacker has managed to cram a Mac Mini inside his Apple SE/30, turning his old-school Mac into a modern day all-in-one. Sure, you’ll be running OS X in black and white, but think of how cool it’ll look as your DVD slides out from your…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jun 12 '07

Remio HC UPS/Speakers Proudly Look Like Craps

Looks like uninterruptible power supply manufacturer Remio has decided to try their luck with their HC series. They got some plastic cubes, make them into dice and fill them with everything they could find, from powered USB ports for charging your gadgets to audio input and output ports. They even included two speakers along with…

Tech News Jesus Diaz Jun 12 '07

3cm Chair Proves Gadget Design Should Stay on Gadgets

The obsession with thin and shiny above all other characteristics is apparently moving out of the gadget world and into the less-appropriate realm of furniture design. Take a look at this Isis chair, for example: It’s a mere 3cm thick when folded up for some reason. See, to me, that’s not a selling point. I…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Jun 12 '07

Kensington Ci70 Wireless Desktop is a Lovely Girlfriend for Your Cinema Display

If you’re looking for a perfect match for your Mac Pro, Apple Cinema display or MacBook Pro, you may have just found it with this Kensington Ci70 wireless desktop set. Somebody with some design chops just got on board at Kensington, because this baby is thin enough to be a runway model, has a slim…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 12 '07

Netgear Extender Stretches Out Your Internet Connection

Need to expand your Internet connection to another part of your apartment? Netgear’s new XEPS103 PowerLine Extender can turn any electrical outlet into an instant Internet connection. As a bonus, if you have a Netgear router, it’ll replace your router’s power adapter and still double as a network extender. Speed-wise you’re looking at 85Mbps. The…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jun 12 '07

Jano, a Bicycle Built of Wood

Designer Roland Kaufmann has gone and built a bicycle out of wood. He calls this gorgeous cycle Jano, and says it’s a dual bike, equally at home trekking cross-country or taking its rider to and from work every day. But wood? Really? This project has gone beyond some vaporware CAD drawing—he’s actually built a great-looking…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 12 '07

KEF’s Wireless 5.1 Speakers Still Like Wires

We give props to KEF for coming out with a wireless 5.1 speaker system (KHT5005.2W), but before you rearrange your living room, you should know that the speakers still need to be tethered to a wireless receiver (there’s two receivers, one for the front and rear satellites). Does that still sound wireless to you? If…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jun 12 '07

Self-healing Polymer Mimics Human Skin Behaviour

There is a new material that can heal itself in case of a scratch. It uses a concentrated polymeric ink, which flows out of a vascular system that mimics our own skin. The healing stops after seven cycles but “this limitation might be overcome by implementing a new microvascular design based on dual networks.” Right…

Tech News Jesus Diaz Jun 12 '07

Nokia’s Wibree Brings Bluetooth to Low-Powered Devices

Nokia’s Wibree spec got the official OK from the Bluetooth SIG today, making Wibree part of the Bluetooth standard. Wibree basically lets low-powered gadgets like heart rate monitors and watches in on the wireless fun since Wibree radios use less power than today’s Bluetooth radios. The first Wibree products are expected to roll out by…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jun 12 '07

SUV Turned Into Giant Scratch Card

Safari for Windows, Bugs-a-Plenty

Home Theater Pool Table is Perfect for People Sick of Having Money

Samsung Gives the T9 a Plus with Wireless Gaming

No iPhone SDK Means No Killer iPhone Apps

Nvidia’s New 8400 GS Will Hit 65nm and Support PCIe 2.0

Eye-Fi’s 2GB Wi-Fi SD Card Coming This Fall

Gigantic 3000-foot Pyramid Proposed for Tokyo Bay

EcoModo – The Best of TreeHugger

FH007 Transparent Powered Speakers Leave Us Shaken but Not Stirred

iPod Dock Bracket, Griffin Amplifi Vs. Logitech mm50

Hacker Stuffs a Mac Mini Inside an Apple SE/30

Remio HC UPS/Speakers Proudly Look Like Craps

3cm Chair Proves Gadget Design Should Stay on Gadgets

Kensington Ci70 Wireless Desktop is a Lovely Girlfriend for Your Cinema Display

Netgear Extender Stretches Out Your Internet Connection

Jano, a Bicycle Built of Wood

KEF’s Wireless 5.1 Speakers Still Like Wires

Self-healing Polymer Mimics Human Skin Behaviour

Nokia’s Wibree Brings Bluetooth to Low-Powered Devices

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