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GMail Mobile Rushes E-mail to Your Phone

Google’s recent updates to GMail Mobile are making it easier and faster to check your GMail from your cell phone. The app (which can be downloaded from Google for free) pre-fetches your e-mail automatically and lets you view attachments like PDFs, images, and Word files from your cell phone. The folks at MobileCrunch gave it…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Nov 2

Official: Microsoft Vista Ships Nov. 30

Microsoft officially announced it will launch its long-awaited and overdue Vista operating system on November 30, but for corporate customers only. The rest of us heathen consumers will have to wait until the rumored January 30, 2007 date before we can get our paws on the final code. A Microsoft spokesperson also confirmed that Microsoft…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 2

Stylish UMPC Too Cool For Buttons

We’re all for the improvement of Ultra Mobile PCs (UMPC), but we’re not sure if this is a step forward or a step back (we’re inclined to go with the latter). In an effort to make UMPCs less cold and more cuddly, Brit designer Crispin Jones has done away with their intimidating buttons, engraved them…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Nov 2

iTunes 7 Breaking iPods?

Is iTunes 7 breaking iPods? If you ask Apple reps, they’ll say no, but owners of slightly older iPods, nanos and shuffles have noticed their players dying as soon as they upgrade to iTunes 7. Apple’s response? Buy a new iPod, sucka. Our beloved brothers at The Consumerist found a site full of angry shuffle…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 2

Celltradeusa: Walk Away from the Cellphone Contract

If our handy tips for getting out of your cellular service contract didn’t work, here’s help: Celltradeusa, a service that’s been around for about a year now, claims to be able to get you out of that ball and chain by hooking you up with someone who’s looking for a contract. You put up your…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 2

Creative Live! Cam Optia is Driverless

The Optia is the latest cam from Creative. It is your average ho-hum webcam—VGA resolution, tilt and swivel head, 30fps framerate, USB connectivity, privacy control, etc. There is one little feature about this cam that makes it stand out. It is completely driverless—at least with Windows XP SP2 and/or Vista. So just plug it in…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

Dealzmodo: 20 Percent off Dimension E520

Dell is really ramping up the coupons as of late—maybe getting a head start on the holiday season? Now they are offering a 20 percent off coupon for the Dimension E520 desktop, as long as it is priced higher than $999 before savings. This machine comes standard with the Intel Core 2 Duo processor and…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

Sony Vaio VGP-USP1 USB Speaker

Take a look at the Sony Vaio VGP-USP1 USB Speaker, a four-watt (2x2W) enclosure that’s 10 inches wide, and at a relatively heavy 18 ounces, it weighs enough to actually sound good. Sony didn’t announce price or availability yet. You’d be surprised how convenient it is to have a USB speaker lying around; it’s especially…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 2

Elecom Emergency iPod Charger Looks Ugly, Get the Job Done

This emergency charger from Elecom has the ability to give your dock-capable iPod some juice with the addition of only two AA batteries. The device itself isn’t quite seamless, but it can power your iPod back up in emergency situations. You know, those emergencies where you have to listen to an iPod or possibily die.…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

Quad-Core Riot: Intel Core 2 Quadro Chips Hit the Streets

Seems like we were just getting used to the Core 2 Duo chips, and now Intel has gone and released its first quad core processor, code-named Kentsfield and officially called Core 2 Extreme QX6700. Toms Hardware likes Intel’s 2.66GHz quad-core QX6700, saying it could let some users do their work twice as quickly. The biggest…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 2

Girly Motorola i835 Now On Boost Mobile: Do Girls Like Girly Gadgets?

Motorola’s got good news for all eight female Boost mobile users out there who want, nay, yearn for a cellphone that was specifically designed for girls. The i835 takes all of the focus group-tested assumptions about what women want and throw them into a cellphone that looks like it was designed in 1996. The girl-friendly…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Nov 2

Archos 104 Gains Weight, To Hit 4GB and 8GB

Just last March Archos bestowed upon this DAP-loving world of ours the 104, a 1GB flash-based player complete with OLED display. Now it looks as if Archos is upping the storage capacity a little bit to 4GB; rumors suggest we might even see an 8GB version in stores. Some careful Amazon browsing spotted this, so…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Nov 2

Video Strip-Tease for Geeks: Nintendo DS Lite Totally Disassembled

If you’ve ever had the desire to take apart a Nintendo DS Lite, watching this video might be a vicarious way to accomplish that rather than facing the prospect of putting it back together afterward. The narrator with the weird accent describes what we’re seeing—the complete disassembly of the handheld gaming player—with nary an explanation…

Gadgets Charlie White Nov 2

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•USB Turntable Simplifies Vinyl Ripping •Nokia’s Clear Ghetto Blaster Boombox •Lowrance iWAY 600c Navi With Satellite Imagery, 30GB Drive •Etymotic Ety8 Wireless iPod Earphones •Brando Dock Docks Everything https://gizmodo.com/usb-turntable-simplifies-vinyl-ripping-211634 Comment of the Day: Extended Warrenties https://gizmodo.com/extended-warranties-ny-times-says-boo-211750 “American Express Buyer’s Assurance Plan will also extend the manufacturer’s warranty up to one additional year. No fee, nothing…

Tech News Charlie White Nov 1

GQ Declares B&O BeoCom 2 Worst Phone Ever

Just days after we notice the mixed piece on the beautiful but ridiculously priced B&O Serene cellphone in the NYTimes, I notice GQ’s scathing declaration that the B&O BeoCom 2 is the worst landline phone to ever hook up to POTS. Even the most masochistic consumer will resent the two-column number pad, a bewildering design…

Tech News Brian Lam Nov 1

Zune TV Spots: Racial Breakdown

Well look how almost every Zune commercial has folk-y indie rock going on, with white/hispanic kids breakdancing. It’s as if the dancing is cool enough, but they don’t want to offend the middle of the country with angry black music. There are maybe 6 black people across 5 commercials. Two dogs. No Asians. So: Dogs…

Tech News Brian Lam Nov 1

Anti Cellphone Propaganda Video

Check out this video by a Dr. Mark Marmalard, who is trying to raise awareness of Severe "Micro-Cellulotamination." Severe Micro-Cellulotamination, or SMC, is a neuro-degenerative disease caused by your cellular telephone. The site clicks through to hints including the NY MoMa’s logo, and then some info for a party where cellphones need to be checked…

Tech News Brian Lam Nov 1

Five Zune TV Spots

Sneak peek at what will undoubtedly be playing during The Daily Show, Adult Swim, and other youth-centric programming from now until Christmas. See the other four after the jump. All Videos [YouTube via Zune Insider]

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 1

Brando Dock Docks Everything

Why dock one thing when you can dock everything? This multi-functional dock from Brando not only docks your iPod (3G and up), allowing it to sync with iTunes and recharge, but there’s support for Sony Ericsson phones, Nokia phones, and PSPs. It’s not quite the everything that we had hoped for, but since Brando releases…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 1

Cingular Planning Cellphone Music Download Service

Cingular, the only 3G provider without a music service, is planning to release a music service (we don’t count T-Mobile because their service is only hypothetical until we can use it). Cingular plans to officially announce the service tomorrow, and will let users transfer songs from Napster, Yahoo, and various subscription services to users’ phones.…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 1

GMail Mobile Rushes E-mail to Your Phone

Official: Microsoft Vista Ships Nov. 30

Stylish UMPC Too Cool For Buttons

iTunes 7 Breaking iPods?

Celltradeusa: Walk Away from the Cellphone Contract

Creative Live! Cam Optia is Driverless

Dealzmodo: 20 Percent off Dimension E520

Sony Vaio VGP-USP1 USB Speaker

Elecom Emergency iPod Charger Looks Ugly, Get the Job Done

Quad-Core Riot: Intel Core 2 Quadro Chips Hit the Streets

Girly Motorola i835 Now On Boost Mobile: Do Girls Like Girly Gadgets?

Archos 104 Gains Weight, To Hit 4GB and 8GB

Video Strip-Tease for Geeks: Nintendo DS Lite Totally Disassembled

Best of Gizmodo

GQ Declares B&O BeoCom 2 Worst Phone Ever

Zune TV Spots: Racial Breakdown

Anti Cellphone Propaganda Video

Five Zune TV Spots

Brando Dock Docks Everything

Cingular Planning Cellphone Music Download Service

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