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Nokia E65: Slider With Style

While the Nokia E65 is already available in some markets, the company rolled it out officially for the rest of us today in Barcelona, and we’re liking its stylish good looks with that red color and its slider form factor. Although you’re not going to be quickly typing out e-mails on this one as you…

Tech News Charlie White

RIM BlackBerry 8800 Hands On

So here we are in Barcelona, Spain at the 3GSM World Congress where we plan on shining our spotlight on the coolest, newest mobile phones around, and what do we see first? RIM’s hot new BlackBerry 8800—hanging from a metallic, octopus-like tentacle at the RIM booth. We knew the 8800 was coming, but now that…

Tech News Louis Ramirez

SanDisk Unleashes 4GB microSD Card: World’s Largest, Plenty Fast

SanDisk announced today the world’s highest capacity microSD HC card, coming in at an impressive 4GB. (It was only six months ago that it released a 2GB microSD card.) Good thing, too, what with all those storage-hungry cellphones that are coming out of 3GSM this week. Not only does it have plenty of space, but…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon

Nokia E61i Slinks Onto Barcelona 3GSM Stage

Nokia rolled out its E61i at the big event at 3GSM in Barcelona today. This one is a cellphone that’s geared up for serious emailing for corporate types. Its slim form factor (14mm thin) and 320×240 screen is aimed straight at the Samsung Blackjack and Motorola Q, and it should hit the streets sometime in…

Tech News Charlie White

Sea-Monkeygate: Triops Calls Out Sea-Monkeys, War Declared

Ladies and gentlemen, I present Sea-Monkeygate. While at the Toy Fair here in New York, I stumbled upon two products that essentially do the same thing (let you grow small animals in a small water tank): Sea-Monkeys and Triops. You’ve probably heard of Sea-Monekys, those weird things that come in packets and grow in water.…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon

Motorola MOTOSLVR L9: Snoozeville Barphone

There it is, the evolution of a uninspired barphone. Improvements come by way of a 2MP camera, and FM radio. The remainder of the spec sheet will put you straight to sleep. https://gizmodo.com/enhanced-motoslvr-l7e-sports-edge-class-10-push-techno-210962 MOTOSLVR L9 [Motorola]

Tech News Brian Lam

Dual-Screened Nokia E90 Communicator Sees the Light of Day

The Nokia E90 Communicator has come out of the blurry shadows and into the sharp spotlight, showing off its 3.2 megapixel camera, Edge, WiFi and HDSPA goodness on two screens, one inside and the other out. That outside screen is a conventional 240×320 while inside it’s packing an expansive 800×352 screen that can show you…

Tech News Charlie White

Mobile Spy Ear: Domestic Eavesdropping For NSA Tots

President Bush defends domestic eavesdropping, so why shouldn’t you? The Mobile Spy Ear, which completes Wild Planet’s trifecta of kiddie 007 gadgets, is moveable car with a microphone that transmits sounds to an earbud from up to 75 feet away. Too bad the vehicle itself only travels 30 feet, and it’s one of those wind…

Gadgets Noah Robischon

Spy Gear Intruder Trap System: RFID for Kids

Wild Planet’s Intruder Trap System is made up of three wireless motion sensors connected by radio frequency. I suppose the “keep out” sign just isn’t enough in this day and age. Why three? They all work together. The first one is touch sensitive… …which means you can put it on top of your iPod and…

Gadgets Noah Robischon

Toy Of The Year Winner Wild Planet Sneaks Us A Peek At Next Year’s Spy Gear Lineup

Wild Planet’s Spy Video Car was undoubtedly one of the coolest toys of last year, hence the company’s big Toy Of The Year win. Now they are expanding the line with several additional spy-themed products. The first of which is this Agent Action Briefcase. I happen to have been one of those kids who wanted…

Gadgets Noah Robischon

Toy Fair 2007: Gizmodo Plays Around All Day

The 104th annual American International Toy Fair got underway this weekend, and Gizmodo is bringing extra batteries. Our coverage of the show will appear throughout the day. What’s new this year? And why did LEGO create this life-sized George Lucas head? George Lucas was inducted into the Toy Industry Hall of Fame, that’s why. LEGO…

Gadgets Noah Robischon

Motorola T815 MOTONAV Turns Smartphones into GPS Navigators

The MOTONAV turns your smartphone into a Navigator, putting maps on your cellie’s screen, turn by turn directions out of a speaker, and allowing for point-of-interest searching, as the PR literature says “nearest pharmacy or the hottest new club.” Yes, we’re nerdy enough to get nightlife recommendations from Motorola. It’s hard to tell the scale…

Tech News Brian Lam

Motorola MOTORIZR Z8: Banana Slider?

She runs a Symbian OS, the longtime fav of Nokia handsets, and this pretty Moto seems to be robust enough to run video on its 320 by 240, 2.2-inch screen at 30 frames per second. It’s 15.3mm thick, which puts it behind the Samsung Ultra waifs. But it has HSDPA high speed cellular data capability,…

Tech News Brian Lam

Neonode N2: iPhoneClone Navigates Using Finger Strokes

The Neonode N2 follows up the interesting but irrelevant original with an iPhone clone notable for its net radio stream capturing desktop software, and gesture-controlled screen. And, its super small, at 3″ tall. https://gizmodo.com/neonode-n1-launches-some-more-24514 Here’s the stat splatter, and how that gesture system works. The gesture control promises a screen free from softbutton clutter, and…

Tech News Brian Lam

3GSM Telecom Conference in Barcelona = iPhoneClone Launchpad

3GSM was a show I’d always been happy to cover from afar. It’s not that I didn’t want to visit Barcelona, of course. It’s just that the news had always been less than spectacular for me, so It was a hard trip to justify to the bosses. This year, things are turning out to be…

Tech News Brian Lam

Intel Builds 80-Core, 1-Trillion Calcs Per Second Prototype Chip

The NY Times, Businessweek, the AP, and others are crowing over the powerful new chips Intel demoed in an hotel room last week. What’s cool: Performing 1 Trillion calcs per second, the chip could do the same number crunching that 10 years ago took up 2,000 square feet of machinery to do. Instead of the…

Tech News Brian Lam

Jetsons

I downloaded an episode of the first season of The Jetsons yesterday. It occurred to me that there is nothing more paleo-futuristic than the pneumatic tubes used to transport the characters. I can’t wait until the world of transportation catches up to 1960s bank teller technology. According to the Wikipedia post I linked to, (and…

Tech News Matt Novak

D-Wade Sidekick 3 Release Announced

On the T-Mobile wiki, they dropped some info pre-press release time, you know, to the little people. In a few hours, T-Mobile will officially announce the latest addition to the Sidekick line up. We wanted you to be the first to have the details…The T-Mobile Sidekick 3, D-Wade Edition, will be available at select T-Mobile…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Dishmaker: Never Wash Another Dish?

We actually linked to this story from Treehugger about a year ago, but with the advent of YouTube there is renewed interest in the product…at least to me. While the dishmaker appears unwieldy, this “dishwasher sized” apparatus can actually replace cabinets worth of dishes by storing them as flat disks. Only a small amount of…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Windows Vienna: Vista Successor, Out in Two Years

With Vista just hitting shelves, Microsoft is already looking ahead to their next OS codenamed “Vienna”, that is slated for a 2009 release. This from development VP Ben Fathi: We’re going to look at a fundamental piece of enabling technology. Maybe its hypervisors, I don’t know what it is…Maybe it’s a new user interface paradigm…

Tech News Mark Wilson

Nokia E65: Slider With Style

RIM BlackBerry 8800 Hands On

SanDisk Unleashes 4GB microSD Card: World’s Largest, Plenty Fast

Nokia E61i Slinks Onto Barcelona 3GSM Stage

Sea-Monkeygate: Triops Calls Out Sea-Monkeys, War Declared

Motorola MOTOSLVR L9: Snoozeville Barphone

Dual-Screened Nokia E90 Communicator Sees the Light of Day

Mobile Spy Ear: Domestic Eavesdropping For NSA Tots

Spy Gear Intruder Trap System: RFID for Kids

Toy Of The Year Winner Wild Planet Sneaks Us A Peek At Next Year’s Spy Gear Lineup

Toy Fair 2007: Gizmodo Plays Around All Day

Motorola T815 MOTONAV Turns Smartphones into GPS Navigators

Motorola MOTORIZR Z8: Banana Slider?

Neonode N2: iPhoneClone Navigates Using Finger Strokes

3GSM Telecom Conference in Barcelona = iPhoneClone Launchpad

Intel Builds 80-Core, 1-Trillion Calcs Per Second Prototype Chip

Jetsons

D-Wade Sidekick 3 Release Announced

Dishmaker: Never Wash Another Dish?

Windows Vienna: Vista Successor, Out in Two Years

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