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Singelringen Advertises Your Loneliness

Tired of looking for the negative space of an absent wedding ring when you go to clubs? Try the Singelringen, a gimmicky ring that advertises to others that you’re free and willing to bump and grind. Each ring has a unique code, which you can use to register online and place your profile. This way,…

Gadgets Jason Chen Dec 11

Dell XPS M1710 Blu-ray Edition Photo Tour

Prior to this morning, Sony’s VAIO AR notebooks had the privilege of being the only Blu-ray-capable laptops out there. Now, Dell is strong-arming its way past Sony with its powerful, fire-engine red XPS M1710 notebook. We’ve already given you our first impressions and shown you what’s under the hood, so now we’re inviting you to…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Dec 11

The Chinese Make Their Own iPhone: ZTC 321

Continuing the Chinese tradition of mashing random numbers and letters into a product name, some Chinese company has made their own iPhone-esque phone called the ZTC 321. It has a 1.3 megapixel camera, MP3 playback, silver/metallic iPod-like backing, and a fake looking click-wheel. Despite being definitely not the new iPhone or even an early prototype…

Tech News Jason Chen Dec 11

Muttering Hat Amplifies the Voices Inside Your Head

Can’t get rid of the voices inside of your head? Well, why not make them louder (and look like a mental patient in the process). Created by Kate Hartman, the Muttering Hat is a goofy-looking hat made up of hacked MP3 players, headphones, and microphones. One form of the hat lets you listen to pre-recorded…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Dec 11

How to Install Linux on Your PS3

For those of you who managed to get your hands on a PS3 and not get shot in the process, you’re probably itching to use that big ass machine to do some fancy media playback—like Sony’s been hyping. The good news is that you can use your PS3 as a media hub, but the bad…

Tech News Jason Chen Dec 11

Santa Cell Phone Strap

For $3, you can get this ceramic Santa cell phone strap to attach to your cell phone. Maybe he’ll note your Christmas spirit, and bring you a Wii instead of your regularly scheduled lump of coal on the 25th. It doesn’t hurt to try. Santas Getting Lazy. Here’s How We’ll Fix It. [TokyoMango]

Tech News Lisa Katayama Dec 11

USB Pole Dancer

Could this be the ultimate USB-powered gadget that tops every other USB device we’ve ever seen? Yes, if it were still on sale. Apparently schoolmarms are alive and well in the UK, as local store Marks & Spencer had to can the product just a week after it went on sale. While she was still…

Gadgets Jason Chen Dec 11

NES Skins Transform the Wii into 8-Bit Ancestors

This faux-NES skin for the Wii celebrates my childhood. Other kids played ball with the old man. But my dad was an engineer. We played NES. So it’s with great fondness that I fire up the Wii’s virtual console, jack in the classic controller, and remember the days where pops and I would rock the…

Tech News Brian Lam Dec 11

LG LAN-9600R In-Car GPS + Multimedia Entertainment System

LG shows off some GPS know-how with its LAN-9600R. Besides the fact that the built-in disc reader supports CDs and DVDs filled with all sorts of multimedia (MP3, WMA, Divx, etc.), the unit’s 7-inch screen is motorized, meaning that it can retract into the dash at the push of a button. Now, LG cannot claim…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Dec 11

Honey, I Shrunk the 300GB Drive: Fujitsu 2.5-Inch Disk Packs It In

The benefits of perpendicular hard drive technology keep trickling down, where last April we first saw it used in a 300GB 3.5″ Seagate Cheetah drive. Now the technology has made its way into even smaller 2.5-inch drives from Fujitsu. The MHX2300BT series of SATA drives were created specifically for laptops, and will be available with…

Tech News Charlie White Dec 11

Firefox 3.0 Alpha Available for Download

Firefox is a fast-moving application, and now you can take a quick gander at the first Alpha version of Firefox 3.0, the next iteration of the open-source browser for Windows, Mac and Linux nicknamed Gran Paradiso. On the surface, it doesn’t look that different from the current version of Firefox (which we find to be…

Tech News Charlie White Dec 11

Capital of Kazakhstan to be Covered in Gigantic Tent; Gizmodo HQ Moving to Kazakhstan

Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, will soon become one of the coolest cities in the world. Why, you ask? Because they’re planning to build a 500-foot-high “tent” over the entire metropolis to keep it warm in the winter. It’ll be made from a special material that absorbs sunlight to give the effect of summer year-round,…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Dec 11

Top 5 Reasons the iPod Shuffle Beats the Nano

Apple’s iPod shuffle sales have been brisk, and it’s the sleeper hit of the holiday season. There are good reasons why this is happening, all of them having to do with features of the shuffle that can each be found elsewhere, but none all on one player. Why all the commotion over the lowly, simple…

Tech News Charlie White Dec 11

Kinesis Freetyle Ergonomic Keyboard Reduces Wrist Pain, Makes You Look Like a Dork

Typing all day long can put a great deal of strain on your wrist (I call it “Giz-wrist) so peculiar-looking keyboards like this Kinesis Freestyle might not be such a bad idea to look into. Kinesis has two models up its sleeve, the Freestyle Solo and the Freestyle Incline with VIP package. The difference between…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Dec 11

Siemens S5 Automatic Iron: Not Quite Automatic But Looks Cool

At first glance this looks like some sort of supersonic aircraft, but it’s the Slider S5 Automatic Iron from Siemens, a precision instrument for those of us to whom ironing is not second nature. It’s got three-position automatic shut off, can crank out gobs of steam, and has a three-section hot zone, one for pre-dampening,…

Gadgets Charlie White Dec 11

Morphis ESP Motion Simulator: $300K and You’re There

Now you and your seven closest friends can tuck yourselves into the Morphis motion simulator, giving you an aviation-quality sim experience that’s sure to elicit a variety of responses from ecstasy to nausea. It’s equpped with a high-rez 3D visual system and ass-kickin’ audio to give you that thrill ride eperience in your own home.…

Gadgets Charlie White Dec 11

Tabletop Fireplace is Wussiest Campfire Ever

There’s just nothing like a roaring fire in the middle of winter to warm your bones. Unfortunately, for those of us living in big cities fireplaces are rarely a viable option. Personally, I’ve found the flaming trash can to be a decent replacement, but if you don’t happen to live in a hobo-cluttered alleyway that…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Dec 11

New Memory is Faster, More Efficient Than Flash

Researchers have developed a new type of memory called “phase-change” that is 500 to 1,000 times faster than flash memory while using half the power. The implications are for instant-on computers with longer battery lives, instant-access to photos on your digital camera with longer battery life, and, you know, a fast and long-lasting MP3 player.…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Dec 11

Teledildonics Advanced Again: The Hug Shirt

If absence makes the heart grow fonder, then the Hug Shirt adds a sensual experience to the equation, working with Bluetooth and special HugMe Java software to let you push buttons on your cellphone to hug your significant other miles away. As long as both of you are wearing this shirt that has sensors and…

Gadgets Charlie White Dec 11

iRiver S7 Possibly Spotted But Could Just Be Altoids Tins

Fans have been awaiting iRiver S7 news ever since a leaked spec sheet documented the digital audio player’s possible existence a few weeks back. Now a series of pictures are making their way around the giant interconnected tubes, but color us skeptical. The specs themselves seem more than believable (1GB of flash storage, plays MP3,…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Dec 11

Singelringen Advertises Your Loneliness

Dell XPS M1710 Blu-ray Edition Photo Tour

The Chinese Make Their Own iPhone: ZTC 321

Muttering Hat Amplifies the Voices Inside Your Head

How to Install Linux on Your PS3

Santa Cell Phone Strap

USB Pole Dancer

NES Skins Transform the Wii into 8-Bit Ancestors

LG LAN-9600R In-Car GPS + Multimedia Entertainment System

Honey, I Shrunk the 300GB Drive: Fujitsu 2.5-Inch Disk Packs It In

Firefox 3.0 Alpha Available for Download

Capital of Kazakhstan to be Covered in Gigantic Tent; Gizmodo HQ Moving to Kazakhstan

Top 5 Reasons the iPod Shuffle Beats the Nano

Kinesis Freetyle Ergonomic Keyboard Reduces Wrist Pain, Makes You Look Like a Dork

Siemens S5 Automatic Iron: Not Quite Automatic But Looks Cool

Morphis ESP Motion Simulator: $300K and You’re There

Tabletop Fireplace is Wussiest Campfire Ever

New Memory is Faster, More Efficient Than Flash

Teledildonics Advanced Again: The Hug Shirt

iRiver S7 Possibly Spotted But Could Just Be Altoids Tins

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