Latest

Back to the Future: Memorex Pro Gold Archival CD-R

Gizmodo has a little secret to spill: we’ve acquired a time machine and gone forward 300 years so that we could do a hands-on test of these Memorex Pro Gold CD-R blanks (available in DVD-R, too) the company sent us via FedEx today. Our result? We had no way of knowing if the company’s claim…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 15

HTC to Offer Its Own Branded Smartphones

HTC is one of those behind-the-scenes companies that makes a lot of cellphones for other nameplates, but now it’s walking into the smartphone arena with its own mobile handsets that it will brand HTC. This might be a little bit touchy, since HTC will now be sorta/kinda competing against some of its own customers, major…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 15

Apple To Put Solid State NAND Memory Into Laptops By 2007?

After the Vista hybrid hard drive news this week, some fat cat Wall Street analysts have been wondering whether Apple will go ahead and place some NAND Solid State Disks (SSD) into their laptops as well. After all, Apple’s got the sweet deal with Samsung and their NAND facilities, which resulted lowering the prices of…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 15

Doberman Mini Mobile Alert: Like a Car Alarm for your Gadgets

Doberman has released their Mini Mobile Alert. It is a pretty simple device that will potentially save you quite a bit of money. Attach one end of the device to your valuable gadget and attach the other to a belt-loop or something of the sort. If it is pulled the Mini Mobile Alert will let…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jun 15

HotSeat Gaming Futon

Throw away that moldy futon you got from your brother when he moved to New York and pick up one of these HotSeat Flip surround sound gaming futons. This cushiony gaming seat has SIX hi-fi speakers along with a wireless remote and a powered subwoofer. It even converts into a bed—just like real futons. It’s…

Gadgets Jason Chen Jun 15

Man Stuff – The Best of Uncrate

This week at Uncrate: We check out the 1001-hp, $1.2million Bugatti Veyron, imagine how much better our summer would be with the Confederate B91 Wraith Motorcycle, and dream of doing some crazy living room trapeze moves with the Trampoline Coffee Table. Plus, we relive the Battle of Hoth with the Boo Boo Walker T-Shirt, relive…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 15

Sharp Rolls Out Octet of Aquos HDTVs for the UK

Just when our jaws stopped gaping over the Sharp “P” series of pro LCD monitors including that awesome 65-incher, the company blows out a squadron of new Aquos LCD TVs today that will soon be available in Great Britain but probably not in the US since they’re set for European broadcast standards (DVB-T). https://gizmodo.com/sharp-pn-655u-pro-lcd-monitor-179344 But…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 15

Panasonic HDTV Art By GalleryPlayer

A service similar to the Masters of Impressionism DVD, which displays art on your plasma, Panasonic’s new HD image gallery service lets you to display downloaded paintings on your Panasonic HDTV screen. https://gizmodo.com/plasma-art-dvd-172991 By joining with GalleryPlayer, Panasonic allows you to download said art onto your PC for $0.99 to $1.99 an image. You then…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 15

Fingernail-Sized Chip Handles WiMax, No Prob

For techno-wizardy such as WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) to become commonplace on cellphones, the first thing needed is a subminiature chip that does all that longer-distance WiFi stuff while keeping the handset small. That’s what Japanese company D-Clue Technologies has done with the WiMax chip that’s the size of John B.’s kid’s pinky…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 15

Philips SA9200 2GB Flash Audio Player

Philips is celebrating “Holidays in June” (since it’s now unfashionable to celebrate Christmas, in July or otherwise) by announcing a slew of digital goodies for us to salivate over. The latest is the GoGear Flash Audio Player, also known by its model number, the SA9200. Fully compliant with PlaysForSure (anyone? Bueller?) from Microsoft, this 2GB…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jun 15

Linux Going Mobile, Fo’ Real

While everyone loved the very Linux-tastic Sharp Zaurus, it seemed to flop in the water for a variety of reasons. The idea of a mobile platform Linux is being reborn again officially with the help of Vodafone, NTT DoCoMo, Samsung, NEC, Panasonic and Motorola. They are going to form a non-profit organization to build an…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jun 15

Philips PMC7320 Portable Media Center

Rather than wait for the endlessly delayed iPod Video to watch videos on-the-go, you could pick up the Philips PMC7320. Not only will it play back your videos, but it can record shows from TV onto its 30GB hard drive. Since it’s compatible with Microsoft’s PlaysForSure, you can obtain digital media from a number of…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jun 15

Nielsen to Begin Mobile and Online TV Ratings

Nielsen, usually known for being a little behind the times, has shocked the world by announcing a program that will begin to track TV viewership online and on mobile devices. This will be the first comprehensive study of the link between television and broadband internet. The system will track video delivered through the Internet and…

Television Travis Hudson Jun 15

Low End Theory

Coby vs. jWIN: The Reckoning By Brendan I. Koerner The Coke and Pepsi of the low-end electronics universe, Coby and jWIN have become simply unavoidable as of late. Both have aggressively wheedled their way into myriad drugstores, discount warehouses, and shady depots that peddle both tube socks and faux Discmen. Lord knows that half the…

Tech News Brendan I. Koerner Jun 15

SanDisk Raises Funds for Katrina Victims

At first we thought the date on the press release was off, but SanDisk really does want to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina. It’s hard to believe that the hurricane was so devastating that we’re still cleaning up after it nine months later, but it’s true. A variety of artists have contributed their…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 15

Optoma HDBV3100 Bigvizion: 100 Inches, In-Wall

Now here’s a really big screen. Projector maker Optoma introduced its HDBV3100 Bigvizion, a 100-inch 1080p DLP rear-projection HDTV that the company suggests you mount inside the wall. That better be a fairly thick wall because it requires 30 inches of depth. It’s got all the usual suspects for connectivity including HDMI, it uses the…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 15

Ecologically Sound Camping Kit From Biome

It’s nearly summertime, so get out of that basement and go see the world. Or, failing that, go spend some time in the woods ecologically “roughing it” with this Biome camping kit by your side. There’s two versions of the kit available, with a few differences between them. The $282 standard version includes a whole…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jun 15

Acer MP-500 Gets Official

By official we mean the Acer MP-500 finally has a product page, but unfortunately it is on the German Acer page. Whatever, at least it is a start. The MP-500 actually seems promising, besides the odd semi-boxy form factor. It supports DivX, XviD, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and WMV 9 for video play back. For the audio…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 15

Sagem My700x Special Edition Phone

World Cup, smworld cup. Tennis a real man’s (or woman’s) game. To commemorate the French Open that took place over the past couple weeks Sagem launched the Roland-Garros French Open phone. Because the French Open took the world by storm Sagem is introducing two updated versions of this handset and labeling it the My700x. It…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 15

Starck Smart Clock, the Key to the Universe?

Do you wake up to the sounds of your local morning zoo radio program? Hate the over-affected voice of the host? Why not get a real alarm clock, like this Starck Smart Clock and be done with it already? Designed by Phillipe Starck with the intention of better understanding the universe (yeah…), the Starck Smart…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jun 15

Back to the Future: Memorex Pro Gold Archival CD-R

HTC to Offer Its Own Branded Smartphones

Apple To Put Solid State NAND Memory Into Laptops By 2007?

Doberman Mini Mobile Alert: Like a Car Alarm for your Gadgets

HotSeat Gaming Futon

Man Stuff – The Best of Uncrate

Sharp Rolls Out Octet of Aquos HDTVs for the UK

Panasonic HDTV Art By GalleryPlayer

Fingernail-Sized Chip Handles WiMax, No Prob

Philips SA9200 2GB Flash Audio Player

Linux Going Mobile, Fo’ Real

Philips PMC7320 Portable Media Center

Nielsen to Begin Mobile and Online TV Ratings

Low End Theory

SanDisk Raises Funds for Katrina Victims

Optoma HDBV3100 Bigvizion: 100 Inches, In-Wall

Ecologically Sound Camping Kit From Biome

Acer MP-500 Gets Official

Sagem My700x Special Edition Phone

Starck Smart Clock, the Key to the Universe?

Latest news

See the Early Stages of How ‘Project Hail Mary’ Brought Rocky to Life

‘Cognitive Surrender’ Is a New and Useful Term for How AI Melts Brains

HP Omen Max 45L Review: 4K60 Gaming Has Never Been So Easy

Marshall Acton III Home Speaker Drops to a Record Low, the Deal Countdown Has Already Started

Ecovacs Winbot W3 Omni Review: Window Cleaning Robots Have a Long Way to Go

I’m Worried About the Helpless AI Disruptors of the Future

Russia Allegedly Swung at VPNs but Accidentally Hit Its Own Banking Sector Instead

Ryan Coogler Is Shifting ‘Animorphs’ Into a Disney+ Show

Latest Reviews

AirPods Max 2 vs. Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen): Which ANC Headphones Win?

The Best Gadgets of March 2026

AirPods Max 2 Review: Still Ridiculously Expensive and Ridiculously Nice

DJI Osmo 360 Review: The Best 360 Camera for the DJI-Pilled

Aqara Smart Lock U400 Review: Hands-free Unlocking at Its Best

MSI Prestige 14 Flip AI+ Review: A Solid 2-in-1 Laptop With Some Glaring Flaws

Sonos Play Review: Call It a Comeback

Sonos Era 100 SL Review: The Cheapest Way Into Wired Sonos Sound

Let us help find what you are looking for...