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Medistick USB Flash Drive

Swiss company Medistick has launched its first and only product today, a USB flash drive that contains all of your medical records. While the idea seems pretty good, there are a few flaws with this system. Medistick doesn’t support Macs, at all. So what happens if you are unconscious and the hospital happens to only…

Health Travis Hudson Jun 1

Time Cube for the Cube-Obsessed

If you can’t stop thinking about Steve Jobs’s Fifth Avenue cube, remind yourself of your object of obsession twice a day with this Time Cube, a clock that shifts into all kinds of strange shapes but turns into a perfect cube at noon and midnight. http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/pcs/apple-fifth-avenue-store-opening-175313.php&e=9797 One of the corners has three rotating triangles, one…

Gadgets Charlie White Jun 1

Pantech C300 Available through Cingular

Cingular has announced the availability of the Pantech C300. The Pantech C300 is the world’s smallest clamshell flip phone. Hooray for small things! With dimensions of 2.72 inches by 1.69 inches by .76 inches this tiny phone is bound to get lost, stolen, broken, smashed or ingested easily. Don’t let the small size deceive you,…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 1

May Swag Watch

In accordance with Geneva Convention By-Laws as pertaining to the Electronic Communications Act of 1997, we are required to reveal what riches us punks got from companies eager to get a good mention on Gizmodo (SAMSUNG RUCSKS!S!!). To that end, we present the following list: JohnB Scottevest T-Shirt Samsung t509 Abacus SPOT watch Charlie Adobe…

Tech News Johnb Jun 1

Gizmodo Inaugural SkypeCast

I’ve set up a regular Skypecast that we’ll attempt tomorrow at 12pm Eastern. We’ll try to structure it around some topics, but if you have something to say to the Gizmodo team—technical questions, personal questions, or invitations to join in threesomes with our grandmothers—we’re all ears. There might even be a giveaway! Join us tomorrow…

Tech News John Biggs Jun 1

Finding a Cheap iPod

MrDealio is a service that tracks electronics prices over time, informing you when to strike on the latest gadget. They’ve tracked the 60GB iPod for the past few days and found the price fluctuating between $368 and $399, a considerable difference. The service is pretty helpful and quite cool—you could even do some economic modeling…

Tech News John Biggs Jun 1

Linksys WVC200, Great for Voyeur Security

This is the latest in the Linksys line of Wi-Fi cameras. The WVC200 comes equipped with the ability to pan, tilt and zoom—only 2x zoom, though. It is assigned a direct IP address so all you need is a browser to maintain visual contact with your prey at all times. The camera feed can be…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jun 1

Any Man Needin’ An iPod Spends a Night in the Box

The folks at Laptop Magazine spent one night in the Manhattan Apple store aka the Cube. Because this store is open 24/7/365—that it’s a cube—they didn’t really have to sleep. But what do you do in an Apple store all night? Fiddle with pretty computers and surf the web apparently. They also noticed that many…

Tech News Blake Treves Jun 1

Woot Deal: Rio 5GB Player

Act fast, because this deal will probably go fast. I had a Rio Carbon back in the day—a great little MP3 player—and this one even comes with Zcyber i3 portable speakers… all for $99. You can’t even get a 5GB flash drive for $99. Sometimes we still cry a little when we think about poor…

Tech News John Biggs Jun 1

Intel Core 2 Extreme Running at 3.5GHz

Intel’s Core 2 Extreme processor has lots of headroom, proven today by Intel which plans to launch the chip at 2.93GHz but showed it already running at an overclocked 3.5GHz. Could this mean that the gigahertz race isn’t over after all? Sure, there are a lot of other factors that contribute to chip speed, but…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 1

China Blocks Cell Signals in Classrooms

Select China universities will begin blocking cell phone signals inside classrooms, specifically exam halls to stop the cheating menaces of the world. Cheating has become a high-tech problem, with students using cellphones and other portable electronic devices to gain an unfair advantage while taking tests. I’d probably be more interested in this technology to stop…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jun 1

Elvis on a Pinhead

How many Elvises can dance on the head of a pin? Just one, and only if you’re micro-miniaturist Willard Wegan, a British artist who’s been credited with creating the smallest works of art on earth. To create these micro-sculptures, there’s not a whole lot of shakin’ going on, either—the guy goes to great lengths to…

Gadgets Charlie White Jun 1

Motorola, Dolce & Gabbana Intro Pseudo Luxury RAZR V3i (Again)

Since owning trendy cellphones has replaced land ownership as the main way of flaunting wealth, Motorola and Dolce & Gabbana will once again offer a special RAZR coated in gold and other shiny objects that people have assigned value to. A V3i just like last year’s noble experiment (pictured here), the Motorola and D&G cellphone…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Jun 1

Battery Camel: Panasonic SV-MP010 MP3 Player

Panasonic announced the tiny (2.5 inches) SV-MP010 MP3 player whose best feature is that it sucks 75 hours of life out of a single AA alkaline battery. The 1GB version is powdery pink for the girlies (or girlie-men) or white, and it’s $99. There’s also a 2GB unit (the model SV-MP020 pictured here) available in…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 1

ThePirateBay Raided

We don’t usually cover content, but this is a sad bit of news. It seems The Pirate Bay, a popular Torrent site, has been raided by the Swedish police. The police came in, armed with HAPRA pine chairs and POOGLE throw pillows (now in blue, red, and lime green! $5.95 each!), and took down all…

Tech News Johnb Jun 1

Sony VAIO TX800 Ultraportable Gets FCC Nod

Here’s an 11″ Sony VAIO notebook that just received FCC approval, the VGN TX800 which will start out with an Intel Core Solo ULV (ultra-low-voltage) 1.06GHz or 1.2GHz processor, eventually to be upgraded to the Intel Core Duo U2500. Not much else is known about the TX800, but we thought all the other manufacturers had…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 1

Gryphon Single-Man Flying Wing

At first we thought this was a joke—didn’t Batman have a pair of wings like this? But no, this Gryphon Single-Man Flying Wing is a parachute system whose 4.9-foot Delta wing has two jet engines on board that can carry a paratrooper 110 miles on a half gallon of jet fuel. The device will be…

Gadgets Charlie White Jun 1

Creative DiVi CAM 525D Camcorder

Creative Labs announced the DiVi CAM 525D, a versatile solid-state pocket-sized camcorder that shoots MPEG4 video at 640×480/30fps and also brings a 5-megapixel still camera along for the ride. Since it’s challenging to hold a palm-sized camcorder still, the 525D has a motion stabilizer to keep things steady, but from what we can see, it’s…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 1

Nikon Intros D2xs Digital SLR

Nikon rolled out an update to its high-end D2x digital SLR (DSLR), adding an “S” to the end of its name as it added just a few tiny updates. The 12.4-megapixel D2xs adds to its excessively long list of attributes minor capabilities such as a recent settings menu that lets you recall shooting parameters you’ve…

Tech News Charlie White Jun 1

Buffalo 8 GB Flash Drive, 4 GB CF Card, and 800 GB External Hard Disk Enclosure

Buffalo’s getting ready to release three high capacity storage devices aimed at three different markets. First, the 8 GB USB stick, which has 32 MB/s write and 27 MB/s read. This will be available sometime in June, but prices haven’t been set. The 4 GB high speed CF card for digital cameras is also set…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 1

Medistick USB Flash Drive

Time Cube for the Cube-Obsessed

Pantech C300 Available through Cingular

May Swag Watch

Gizmodo Inaugural SkypeCast

Finding a Cheap iPod

Linksys WVC200, Great for Voyeur Security

Any Man Needin’ An iPod Spends a Night in the Box

Woot Deal: Rio 5GB Player

Intel Core 2 Extreme Running at 3.5GHz

China Blocks Cell Signals in Classrooms

Elvis on a Pinhead

Motorola, Dolce & Gabbana Intro Pseudo Luxury RAZR V3i (Again)

Battery Camel: Panasonic SV-MP010 MP3 Player

ThePirateBay Raided

Sony VAIO TX800 Ultraportable Gets FCC Nod

Gryphon Single-Man Flying Wing

Creative DiVi CAM 525D Camcorder

Nikon Intros D2xs Digital SLR

Buffalo 8 GB Flash Drive, 4 GB CF Card, and 800 GB External Hard Disk Enclosure

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