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The NYTimes’ Pogue: Obsessed with Nikon’s Superzoom Lens

While David Pogue, the brain behind the Grey Lady’s tech coverage, is on his geek cruise in the Carribean, he’s had some “close up” time with a Nikon DSLR and a 18-200mm, vibration reducing lens. That’s enough focal range to cover a Macworld Keynote from the thirtieth row back, and also get wide angle closeups…

Tech News Brian Lam

Samsung NV3 Cam in Silver and Oriental Plant Lacquer

Hey boss, remember those Samsung NV3 Oriental Lacquer cameras you wanted? Here’s what they look like. Nice, eh? Too bad they’re going to be about £200 ($393) for the silver and £230 ($452) for the OPL. https://gizmodo.com/samsung-nv3-gets-orientally-lacquered-234763 If you want the regular one, you can grab it for about $200 online. Samsung adds silver and…

Gadgets Jason Chen

High Quality LG Shine, LG Prada Gallery

Whether or not LG’s Prada phone will run Windows Mobile 6 or not, you can’t deny that it’s a pretty damn sexy phone. Heck, the same could be said for the LG Shine as well. Here’s a high quality gallery of the LG Shine and Prada phones. https://gizmodo.com/future-lg-phones-to-run-windows-mobile-6-prada-include-235356

Tech News Jason Chen

Ego’s Love Edition Laptop For the Geek in Your Life

Valentine’s Day is just a few days away so if you don’t have plans for your significant other, Tulip Ego has your back with their special Love Edition laptop. The notebook is clad in leather and its silver heart pendant can be engraved with any message you like, but other than that, pricing and features…

Tech News Louis Ramirez

Blackout Buddy Is Your Only Friend Among Screaming Survivors

This Blackout Buddy is like the Belkin Battery Backup Flashlight, except without the battery backup. It spends most of its life plugged into the wall, soaking up juice for when the power goes out. When that day comes, you’ll get a flashlight that lasts 12-16 hours and an AM/FM radio that lasts 4-8 hours. https://gizmodo.com/belkin-battery-backup-brings-bonus-bulb-229477…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Afternoon Delight: The Best of Gizmodo

The Goodyear blimps reign as top blimp might be coming to an end. I mean how can it compete with the Air Genie? A spherical video blimp, that trumps big blue any day in my book. https://gizmodo.com/blimp-of-the-future-to-be-blanketed-with-video-advertis-235214 And our own Travis Hudson got some one on one with D-Wade himself Dwayne Wade. They talked all…

Tech News Blongo3

Spinning Disc CD Player Cuts Like a Saw

If you’re still not quite enamored with online music stores like iTunes and prefer to get your music in hard copy format, here’s a ridiculous CD player design. Called The Spinning Disc, this player simulates an electric table saw with your CD, which means you’re getting a visual as well as an audio show. Kinda.…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Kingston DataTraveler Mini for Midget Businessmen

If the standard Kingston DataTraveler drives are somehow too big for you, these Kingston DataTraveler Minis should be more to your liking. The drives come in 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB sizes, and have a capless red sliding cover so you won’t lose the top. They also come with Migo, which is software that lets you…

Tech News Jason Chen

Samsung L77 Is One Skinny Shooter

Samsung’s got quite a reputation with its improbably slim cellphones, and now it turns its expertise on the L77, a midrange point-and-shoot that it’s calling the “world’s thinnest 7-megapixel camera.” No wonder it’s called L77, because along with that 7-megapixel CCD, it has an unusually long 7x optical zoom as well. But the big news…

Gadgets Charlie White

A Closer Look at Asus’s Sideshow-Capable Motherboards

We knew that Asus was releasing Vista-optimized motherboards, but we didn’t know they were going to bundle an actual SideShow device with it. https://gizmodo.com/asuss-vista-optimized-motherboards-231547 TechReport takes a closer look at this MP3 player-sized device, which has a D-pad front buttons and top buttons, as well as a kickstand so you can prop it up on…

Tech News Jason Chen

Windows Vista Destroys Photo Metadata

A bit of bad news about Vista if you’re a photographer. Apparently if you tag a photo’s metadata in Vista, it destroys other important metadata used by image editing apps such as Photoshop. Microsoft’s gotten reports of RAW files generated by Nikon cameras being unreadable after being tagged with Vista or Microsoft’s Photo Info tool.…

Tech News Jason Chen

Never Wait for Apple Geniuses: How to Quick Drop Your Mac

Our buddies at the Consumerist got a nice tip from a disgruntled Apple Genius on how to drop off your Mac for repairs without waiting. If you can’t be buggered to make an appointment, all you have to do is show up, keep refusing to come back at a later date, and they’ll eventually give…

Tech News Jason Chen

Outstanding iPod/Car Integration

Now here’s the way to build an iPod port into a car radio. This guy must be a great do-it-yourselfer, expertly modifying a cassette player so that the iPod can just slide right in like the old eight-track tapes of olden times. Nice touch with that little Apple logo there, too. When you want to…

Tech News Charlie White

Experimental Skype Tweak Broadcasts You in 640×480

Although we enjoy using Skype to talk with our parents our hos in different area codes, its lousy 320×240 quality makes even YouTube look great. Good thing some developer named Jason came up with a sweet “hack”—more like a tweak—to get your Skype video up to 640×480. Just grab the latest version of Skype for…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Linux Joins the Mac vs PC Ads

Hands down, my favorite Mac vs PC parody. https://gizmodo.com/top-5-im-a-mac-parody-commercials-222404 I’m a PC, I’m a Mac, I’m Linux [Tech Digest]

Tech News Louis Ramirez

Remote Control Cup Holder: For Lazy/Adventurous Drunks

I’m not sure if this is meant for seriously lazy people or for college kids looking for an alternative to beer pong, but either way it looks pretty fun. It’s basically just a remote control car with a cup holder in the top, allowing you to send it into the kitchen to have someone refresh…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Boring but Important Stuff

“Caption! Caption! The Wii isn’t even easily available, and yet it has achieved its first million-seller: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Cisco bought Five Across, a small San Francisco based company that can add social-networking features to preexisting sites. US Senator John McCain is trying to pass a dangerous law. He wants ISPs to…

Tech News Ben Longo

iPodWeek – The Best of iLounge

This week at iLounge: You may have already heard about Saying iDo, our new feature article on iPod-assisted weddings, but if you haven’t seen it, it’s worth checking out. Even if you’re not as obsessive as some of the ideas might suggest (iLounge’s editors would never – yeah, never – bring iPod cakes to our…

Tech News Travis Hudson

FastMac TruePower MacBook Extended Batteries

We loved FastMac’s TruePower MacBook Pro batteries at CES and MacWorld, which kept us going long after the standard MBP battery would have given out. That’s why we recommend these FastMac MacBook batteries MacBook owners that need backup power for the road. https://gizmodo.com/fastmac-truepower-laptop-batteries-gizmodos-mission-cr-229046 They come in both white and black models to fit your color,…

Tech News Jason Chen

Rats! Rats! Rats! Devouring Employees Alive at XM

Did you know that in addition to cheese, peanut butter and small children, rats also enjoy dining on fiber optic cable? Specifically, the fiber optic cable in Production Room 8 (now out of commission) at XM’s headquarters in D.C.? These aren’t the friendly kind you experiment on in high school, either. A senior VP told…

Tech News Matt Buchanan

The NYTimes’ Pogue: Obsessed with Nikon’s Superzoom Lens

Samsung NV3 Cam in Silver and Oriental Plant Lacquer

High Quality LG Shine, LG Prada Gallery

Ego’s Love Edition Laptop For the Geek in Your Life

Blackout Buddy Is Your Only Friend Among Screaming Survivors

Afternoon Delight: The Best of Gizmodo

Spinning Disc CD Player Cuts Like a Saw

Kingston DataTraveler Mini for Midget Businessmen

Samsung L77 Is One Skinny Shooter

A Closer Look at Asus’s Sideshow-Capable Motherboards

Windows Vista Destroys Photo Metadata

Never Wait for Apple Geniuses: How to Quick Drop Your Mac

Outstanding iPod/Car Integration

Experimental Skype Tweak Broadcasts You in 640×480

Linux Joins the Mac vs PC Ads

Remote Control Cup Holder: For Lazy/Adventurous Drunks

Boring but Important Stuff

iPodWeek – The Best of iLounge

FastMac TruePower MacBook Extended Batteries

Rats! Rats! Rats! Devouring Employees Alive at XM

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