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Magellan Makes Maestro Line Official, First GPS with Voice Command

Magellan confirmed those leaked Maestro GPS systems today, giving them better prices than we had initially reported. The top of the line Maestro 4050 will be the company’s first GPS to support voice commands and sell for $699 when it drops in May. The 4040, which loses the 4050’s voice command and real-time traffic features,…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Mar 7

Totally Unbiased National Association of Broadcasters Ad Slams SiriusXM

The National Association of Broadcasters is such a great consumer organization. They’re totally looking out for consumers by warning us about this impending Sirius/XM satellite radio monopoly. I mean, it’s not like the National Association of Broadcasters has any interest at all in the upcoming merger, so what reason do they have to be opposed…

Tech News Matt Buchanan Mar 7

The Simpsons Jukebox: Because Matt Groening Needs More Money To Work On Futurama

Did you know Futurama was coming back for 13 episodes and some straight-to-DVD movies in 2008? It’s true. That’s why we should all buy this $39.99 Simpsons Jukebox, which is an AM/FM clock radio with snooze, backlight, and knobs on the front. You may not like the radio, but any cash given to Groening should…

Gadgets Jason Chen Mar 7

Robosapien Coming to the Big Screen

The Robosapien is going to be hitting the big screen. The robot will be starring in its own movie and it will be made with the help of Avi Arad and his production company. Arad has put work into Spiderman movies, the Hulk, X-Men 3 and the nostalgic X-Men animated series from the 1990s. Those…

Movies Travis Hudson Mar 7

Archos 204 Debuted, But Europe Only

Following on the heels of the pudgy Archos 704 Wi-Fi, this Archos 204 is a PMP for people who actually want the word “Portable” in that acronym to mean something. https://gizmodo.com/quick-hands-on-archos-704-wi-fi-ensures-youll-never-be-241792 Like the 704, the 204 has a hard drive (20GB) storage, and can play back MP3, WAV, WMA, and JPG photos. Unfortunately, this one…

Tech News Jason Chen Mar 7

The Winerack: Combining Beer and Breasts, Finally

We know about the Beer Belly, but what about the ladies that want to sneak beer into places where they shouldn’t using the contours of their bodies? Good news, girls: the Winerack is here. https://gizmodo.com/fake-beer-belly-gets-you-tanked-140140 Created by the Nobel laureates behind the Beer Belly, the Winerack is a bra that can hold whatever liquid you…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Mar 7

HTC Titan FCC Approved and Possibly Heading to Verizon and Sprint

After pulling a gigantic four-way with the last generation of devices (T-Mobile MDA, Cingular 8125, XV6700 and PPC6700) on all four major carriers, HTC’s somewhat disappointed users this generation by only giving the TyTN to Cingular in the form of the 8525. Well good news for Verizon and Sprint users, as the next generation CDMA-enabled…

Tech News Jason Chen Mar 7

LG Prada Review: A Trendy Phone for Designer Whores

The girls at ShinyShiny got some one-on-one time with the much-hyped LG Prada phone and after spending 24 hours with a preproduction model had some mixed, but mostly good things to say. So the good news first. The touch-screen has no lag whatsoever. Even better, fat-fingered technofiles don’t have to worry about accidentally hitting the…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Mar 7

Orbital Listening Device Helps Creeps Spy

Minding your own business is one of those things that’s just right to do. Just because you’re curious about what your neighbors are arguing about doesn’t mean you have the right to spy on them and figure out what exactly it is. It’s also cheaper than being a sneaky sleazebag. This Orbital Electronic Listening Device…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Mar 7

Giraffe Robot Lets Your Boss Remotely Keep Tabs on the Office

Think you got it easy cause your boss ain’t around? You better think twice. Designed by HeadThere, the Giraffe is a remote controlled mobile videoconferencing robot. It can be operated via the Internet by anyone who wants to see, talk, or interact with people far-away. The robot stands 5’8″ tall and uses a 14-inch LCD…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Mar 7

Microsoft WED 8000 Keyboard Pushed Back to September

If you were looking forward to getting your hands on a Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 this summer, we have some bad news. Microsoft’s just told us they’re pushing back the release date to September, which means your only choice now is to go with the $100 cheaper 7000, which is just about as good…

Tech News Jason Chen Mar 7

Overclocked RAM is Overkill… RAM

If you’re completely nuts about getting the most out of your computer, you are no doubt familiar with using water cooling systems to get stable, overclocked performance. However, how many of you nutbags have overclocked your RAM? Not many, I’m guessing. Well, if you want to be king geek of too-much-free-time mountain, the OCZ Flex…

Tech News Adam Frucci Mar 7

JVC HD Everio GZ-HD7 Hard Drive Camcorder with 3 CCDs Due Next Month

We are just in lust around here over the JVC HD Everio GZ-HD7, a 3-CCD camcorder that was introduced at CES in January and is aimed at consumers but has lots of pro-level features. For starters, the GZ-HD7 uses a clever pixel shifting technique to deliver the full HD raster, 1920 by 1080i—that’s not 1080p,…

Gadgets Charlie White Mar 7

Microsoft Demos Concept Products at TechFest 07

Wired News’ Michael Calore got the chance to check out Microsoft’s TechFest 07, an annual tech fair that brings all of MS’ research teams together for a little show and tell. Although there were a ton of prototypes to check out, Calore points out the more interesting ones, like MS’ digital shoebox concept (shown above),…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Mar 7

Japanese Alarm Clock Won’t Shut Up Without Cash

This 10cm-cubed alarm clock comes in five colors and won’t shut up unless you put a coin in it every morning. There’s no snooze button. It’s a great way to wake up, and save quarters for laundry. The Alarm Clock That Only Stops With Money [TokyoMango]

Tech News Lisa Katayama Mar 7

PlayStation Home: The Video

You already saw read and saw what the PlayStation Home feature was like. Now see it in action. The sexy British accent really makes the video. GDC07 PS3 Home [Kotaku] http://kotaku.com/gaming/clips/gdc07-clip-the-ps3s-home-242341.php

Tech News Jason Chen Mar 7

Microsoft: Google Poops on Copyright

In a speech made yesterday to the American Association of Publishers, associate general counsel for Microsoft, Tom Rubin, called out Google (and its Book Search) for not respecting copyright. Alleging that “Google’s track record of protecting copyrights in other parts of its business is weak at best,” he asserted Microsoft’s Live Search (Books) does protect…

Tech News Matt Buchanan Mar 7

SensorFresh Sniffs Out Bad Meat

The SensorFresh Q is an electronic nose that sniffs out bacteria in meat. Just hold it over your meat, let it do its thing, and see if you get the green or the red light. Green means go ahead, while red means toss it away. Overall, it seems like a much better test than the…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Mar 7

Frankenfight: Best Tax Software

It’s that time of the year again. No, we’re not referring to tax season—we actually mean it’s that time when you’ve officially stopped feeling guilty for backing out on any and all New Year’s resolutions. But it just so happens that this glorious tradition lines up with our tax season procrastination. So for this week’s…

Tech News Mark Wilson Mar 7

La Crosse WS-1025 LCD Window Thermometer For Weather Watchers

Now that Spring is about to finally spring, you’re going to want to watch those temperatures rising so you’ll know when it’s safe to dance naked on the patio again. Here’s a thermometer that’ll tip you off, and it’s easy to stick onto the outside of a window, too—the La Crosse WS-1025. It doesn’t look…

Gadgets Charlie White Mar 7

Magellan Makes Maestro Line Official, First GPS with Voice Command

Totally Unbiased National Association of Broadcasters Ad Slams SiriusXM

The Simpsons Jukebox: Because Matt Groening Needs More Money To Work On Futurama

Robosapien Coming to the Big Screen

Archos 204 Debuted, But Europe Only

The Winerack: Combining Beer and Breasts, Finally

HTC Titan FCC Approved and Possibly Heading to Verizon and Sprint

LG Prada Review: A Trendy Phone for Designer Whores

Orbital Listening Device Helps Creeps Spy

Giraffe Robot Lets Your Boss Remotely Keep Tabs on the Office

Microsoft WED 8000 Keyboard Pushed Back to September

Overclocked RAM is Overkill… RAM

JVC HD Everio GZ-HD7 Hard Drive Camcorder with 3 CCDs Due Next Month

Microsoft Demos Concept Products at TechFest 07

Japanese Alarm Clock Won’t Shut Up Without Cash

PlayStation Home: The Video

Microsoft: Google Poops on Copyright

SensorFresh Sniffs Out Bad Meat

Frankenfight: Best Tax Software

La Crosse WS-1025 LCD Window Thermometer For Weather Watchers

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