Latest

Blogging with your cameraphone

Blogs are hot. And cameraphones are hot. Irish company NewBay’ wants to combine these two trends with its new FoneBlog software, which will let cellphone users blog on the go by making it easy to automatically upload text and images to a blog. You can already blog from your Danger HipTop, so why not? Read…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 9

Wi-Fi kills HomeRF dead

You probably have never heard about it, but there’s a competitor to Wi-Fi for wireless networking. Or at least there was until a few days ago. The HomeRF Working Group, which promoted a wireless networking standard based on the Shared Wireless Access Protocol, formally disbanded a few days ago due to lack of interest. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 9

Windows XP Media Center isn’t stable

AnandTech reviews Windows XP Media Center Edition. Their conclusion: “If you’re buying a Media Center PC to use as nothing more than a PVR, then you’re unnecessarily making one very expensive investment. You can get PVR functionality and identical capabilities out of any set-top box, for a quarter of the price of a decent Media…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 9

Gadgets for God

Proving that gadgets are not just for the secular: Gadgets for God, a website with all sorts of religious-themed gadgets for sale, like Pet-baptizing kits, musical Last Supper pillows (pictured at right), a box which filters out profanties from television shows, and best of all, a Jesus Christ credit card you can use to pay…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 8

Moto rules?

Remember Moto, Motorola’s new line of “hip” cellphones? You wouldn’t know it from all those dumb ads that were everywhere a few months ago, but apparently the phones are selling so fast that Motorola may have edged out mighty Nokia as the number one cellphone maker in North America. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 8

Snap and jot

There are tons of three megapixels cameras on the market these days, and standing out from the crowd isn’t too easy. TechTV takes a first look at a three megapixel camera, Toshiba’s PDR-T30, that has one unique features that no other camera has: a touchscreen LCD which you can use to jot down notes about…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 8

Palm to power new two-way pager

A pretty good indication that another company is going to go head-to-head with BlackBerry and Danger and offer some sort of mobile messaging gadget, PalmSource has licensed the Palm operating system to HuneTec, a Korean wireless device manufacturer. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 8

Not quite a video iPod

It’s not quite a video iPod, since it lacks a screen for actually watching video, but the Cinema Disk from Deltron, looks like it might be a decent compromise for anyone who wants to watch the movies and videos stored on their computer on something other than a computer monitor. The Cinema Disk hooks up…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 8

Gadgeteer reviews the NextBase 2 portable DVD player

Gadgeteer review of the NextBase 2, a portable DVD player. These are about the size of portable CD players, but lack screens, so are really only portable in the sense that you can carry them around with you until you reach a television. Which sorta defeats the purpose, but if you travel a lot and…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 8

Amp your iPod

And the last tidbit from Macworld today: the Burton Amp, a jacket from Apple and Burton Snowboards that comes with built-in iPod controls on the sleeve. Just make sure not land on the volume button when you wipe out. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

AirPort to the Extreme

It turns out that the AirPort is getting a bump in speed and a new name. AirPort Extreme (one would hope that Apple of all companies would have avoided giving it such a dumb name – but at least they didn’t spell it “Xtreme”) will use the new 802.11g standard for Wi-Fi, which is about…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

Apple thinks small as well

Not all the news at Macworld today was big, so to speak. Apple took the wraps off a mini G4 with a 12.1-inch screen, which is the smallest laptop Apple’s ever shipped. Maybe your 17-inch G4 could keep the mini G4 as a pet. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

The iSUV

With the instant analysis over at Slate, Paul Boutin compares the new gigantic PowerBook to a Cadillac Escalade. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

Seventeen inches

Apple ups the ante again, with an entirely new PowerBook G4 with a 17-inch screen. That’s right. It’s 17 inches wide, with a resolution of 1440×900 pixels, making it the largest display ever on a laptop. To sweeten the deal, the new G4 also has a backlit keyboard with an ambient light sensor that adjusts…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

New wireless Pocket PC from Asustek

Asustek, which recently announced it would produce a Smartphone, is also planning to bring out a new Pocket PC, the A710, that will have built-in GPRS and 802.11b. It’s not clear whether this will be a Pocket PC Phone, or just a regular Pocket PC with wireless data capability. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

Konica and Minolta to merge

Konica and Minolta are going to merge later this year. Not sure yet what effect this will have on either company’s line of digital cameras (or on the market for digital cameras in general), but almost certainly there will be some scaling back in the number of models made available by the newly merged company.…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

Buy a Motorola V70, make $50

Today only, you can get a Motorola V70 for free with new service activation, and actually come out $50 in the black. The phone regularly costs $299.99, but comes with $300 in rebates for new service activation. Today only, Amazon has dropped the price to $249.99, but the $300 in cash back is still available.…

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

CES preview

News.com preview of what to expect at CES, which kicks off tomorrow in Las Vegas. What to look out for: Smart Personal Object Techology from Microsoft, a new version of the Memory Stick from Sony called Memory Stick Pro, and a new home networking device from HP called the Digital Media Receiver. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

CES rising

Excellent column by Dan Gillmor on the shift in the technology industry away from Comdex, which is struggling to stay afloat, and CES, which continues to grow in importance. It’s just like All About Eve – but with technology trade shows! Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

Tai chi robot

Chinese scientists have built a robot that can do tai chi. The BHR-1 is 1.58 meters tall, can sense changes in ground level, and can balance itself automatically. That’s all fine and good, but if it could do karate, then maybe I’d be impressed. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jan 7

Blogging with your cameraphone

Wi-Fi kills HomeRF dead

Windows XP Media Center isn’t stable

Gadgets for God

Moto rules?

Snap and jot

Palm to power new two-way pager

Not quite a video iPod

Gadgeteer reviews the NextBase 2 portable DVD player

Amp your iPod

AirPort to the Extreme

Apple thinks small as well

The iSUV

Seventeen inches

New wireless Pocket PC from Asustek

Konica and Minolta to merge

Buy a Motorola V70, make $50

CES preview

CES rising

Tai chi robot

Latest news

Artemis 2 Day 6: Follow the Mission With Our Live Updates 🔴

Anonymous Sources Detail Sam Altman’s Alleged Untrustworthiness in New Report

Steven Spielberg Still Wants to Make a Horror Film ‘Someday’

Waymo Has Stopped Testing Its Robotaxis in New York City and No One Knows What Happens Next

Samsung Pushes Monitor Deals Further, the 34″ ViewFinity Hits a Record Low at Nearly 40% Off

The Best Anti-Meta Smart Glasses Are About to Have Tough Competition

The Artemis 2 Mission Is Leaning in on the ‘Project Hail Mary’ Love

Here’s How Many Americans Have Ever Thought About Shooting Someone Else

Latest Reviews

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

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

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

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