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White Chocolate, KRZR Now Official: Whiter But Not Better

Those traditionalists over at Verizon Wireless have seen fit to introduce a white version of the LG Chocolate(and Motorola KRZR K1m, but nobody cares about that). We’ve mentioned this earlier, but now the news comes directly from the Verizon gatekeepers. With a two-year contract, the white Chocolate will set you back $130 and the white…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Oct 30

Hot Blond and Flat Rates Overload Cellphone Company’s Computers

Whass happening, hotstuff?! Japanese cellphone company Softbank simultaneously ran a lost-in-translation like commercial of Cameron Diaz strutting her blonde ambition, while dropping Japan’s first flat rate calling plan. Since most bills are still per minute and the whole of Japan is perverted, the response was insane. The new business from those horny for both unlimited…

Tech News Brian Lam Oct 30

Premium Wii to Ship with DVD Playback?

We’re eagerly waiting for the day the Wii hits store shelves, but till then, we have to satisfy our craving with news like this. The UK’s EDGE magazine has lifted the curtain on Nintendo’s plans to release a premium Wii with DVD movie playback. The Premium Wii will only be available in Japan and it…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Oct 30

Electronically Heated Pants

If there’s one thing we hate waking in the morning, it’s our testicles climbing up into our abdomen to shield themselves from the frigid cold. NOT ANYMORE! This pair of Tri-Zone heated pants have two heat zones (shouldn’t that be dual-zone then?), one around your pockets and one around your lower back. And by lower…

Gadgets Jason Chen Oct 30

Energy Cocoon Tub: Room for One More?

Install an entire spa in your bathroom with this Energy Cocoon Tub, giving you an invigorating combination of soothing bubbles, billowing steam and an infrared sauna all in one unit the size of a regular whirlpool tub. It contains three multi-colored lamps for a bit of that soothing chromatherapy, and of course, it has those…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 30

AlphaCool LCD Tattle Tales on Your PC

Like the annoying little sibling we once were (sorry, sis) the Alphacool LCD squeals on its bigger sibling (in this case your PC) telling you everything it’s doing. The Alphacool hooks up via USB and displays CPU load, system temperature, memory use, or anything else you want it to. You can even have it display…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Oct 30

Stupid iPod Cooling Hack

Trolling MacOSXHints, I found this idiotic hack to cool off an iPod during a mega-sync session. I have a 20 GB iPod that’s on its last legs. Whenever it syncs a lot of songs [it gets] super-hot. So I borrowed an idea from overclockers…took a cold pack that was in the fridge, wrapped it in…

Tech News Brian Lam Oct 30

Volkswagen Circa 2054: Big Wheel Keep On Turnin’

Venezuelan designer Carlos Agell looks ahead to 2054, designing a completely transmogrified VW Beetle with a shape-shifting liquid metal body. It’s hard to tell exactly how this works, but it looks like a big wheel with doors shaped like a VW logo. The designer/futurist specified a laser gyrostabilization system to keep the thing upright and…

Tech News Charlie White Oct 30

Sony Ups Micro Vault Series to 8 GB

Sony has announced their latest USB flash drive, the Sony Microvault Midi. With the addition of the Midi (which has nothing to do with awesome MIDI music) Sony has increased the storage capacity up to 8 GB. Also included is the Expander2 compression software supposedly capable of storing up to three times more data. The…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 30

Xbox Live Update Brings 1080p to the 360 this Week

This Halloween (that’s Tuesday for you anti-Halloweenies) will see the Fall update for the Xbox 360. This update will have the addition of 1080p support for both games and video content. Also in the update is support for WMV streaming from a Windows PC running WMP 11 or Windows Media Connect, which is a nice…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 30

Nokia 330 Navigation Device to Ship This Year

We’ve been hearing rumblings about the Nokia 330 dedicated navigation device for a while now, but today the company makes it official, vowing to release it sometime before the end of the year in Europe. Its 3.5-inch touchscreen will give you voice guidance and visual directions using NavTeq map data, and it also includes a…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 30

ATI X1650 Challenges Nvidia 7600 to After-School Fight

The boys in red are at it again sicking their new Radeon X1650 XT card on Nvidia’s GeForce 7600 GT. Both cards are mid range graphics cards capable of getting you through all of today’s games (though not always at the highest settings) and the X1650 XT is ATI’s somewhat tardy reply to the dominating…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Oct 30

Gizmodo Comment Props

Still wondering about commenting accounts? All you have to do is fill out the comment and select a username and password. Submit and our commenting overlords will approve you—if you fit the criteria of a superb (see below for an example) commenter. Behave, or be executed like the poor fool below. We are going to…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 30

iPod Shuffle v2.0 Finally Shipping

Remember that super-small iPod Shuffle v2.0 from the Showtime event well over a month ago? The good news is that this player is finally shipping. Way too long after it was announced, in my opinion. Nevertheless, it is still a nifty little MP3 player, and it is made by Apple, so we can’t hate on…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 30

Dealzmodo: 30 Percent off Dell Inspiron Notebooks

Dell Home has a new, super fantabulous 30-percent off coupon code for Dell Inspiron Notebooks priced at $1299 or higher. This is savings of at least $390. The select Inspiron notebooks include the B130, E1405 Dual Core, E1505 Dual Core and the E1705 Dual Core. Use the coupon code 9D42R7W2D0?F0B at checkout for your savings.…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 30

Samsung Intros MX10 Mini PC

While the young models accompanying this product aren’t quite as comely or overtly busty as those of its Trigem Little Lluon+ competitors we showed you last week, Samsung rolls out its response, the MX10 Mini PC. Its specs are similar, matching the Lluon’s Core 2 Duo processor, but doubling its RAM to 1GB and adding…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 30

Asus R2H Review, Sturdy but Malnourished

We’ve had our eye on the R2H for some time now, and the folks at Only UMPC got to manhandle one of the first units to hit the market. (As a quick refresh, the R2H is Asus’ take on an Ultra-mobile PC). The UMPC folks were initially impressed by the R2H’s looks and overall design,…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Oct 30

PQI Creates World’s First Click-Style Retractable USB Flash Drive

The PQI U350 is a flash drive that has the world’s first retractable USB connector. Wait, no, that can’t be right because SanDisk has been doing it for years. Oh, it is the world’s first click-style retractable USB connector flash drive. Damn, PQI, you guys really wanted to earn a world’s first title. https://gizmodo.com/sandisk-cruzer-titanium-reviewed-verdict-freakin-swee-195583 The…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 30

PS3 Twice as Power-Hungry as XBox 360

Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 3, due on US shores on November 17, sucks up 380 watts of power, a far cry from the PS2 which sips a mere 45 watts. That means the PS3 uses more than twice the 160 watts consumed by the Xbox 360. The PS3’s 380 watts will cost you around $40 a…

Tech News Charlie White Oct 30

Treo 680 Spotted at Fry’s, Palm Fans Wet Their Pants

Hop aboard the hype express, ladies and germs, for sharp eyes have spotted the upcoming Treo 680 at Fry’s Electronics (of all places). No other news to report, other than that Palm must hate the media since nobody in the fourth estate has received one yet. Current rumors point to the device’s release date as…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Oct 30

White Chocolate, KRZR Now Official: Whiter But Not Better

Hot Blond and Flat Rates Overload Cellphone Company’s Computers

Premium Wii to Ship with DVD Playback?

Electronically Heated Pants

Energy Cocoon Tub: Room for One More?

AlphaCool LCD Tattle Tales on Your PC

Stupid iPod Cooling Hack

Volkswagen Circa 2054: Big Wheel Keep On Turnin’

Sony Ups Micro Vault Series to 8 GB

Xbox Live Update Brings 1080p to the 360 this Week

Nokia 330 Navigation Device to Ship This Year

ATI X1650 Challenges Nvidia 7600 to After-School Fight

Gizmodo Comment Props

iPod Shuffle v2.0 Finally Shipping

Dealzmodo: 30 Percent off Dell Inspiron Notebooks

Samsung Intros MX10 Mini PC

Asus R2H Review, Sturdy but Malnourished

PQI Creates World’s First Click-Style Retractable USB Flash Drive

PS3 Twice as Power-Hungry as XBox 360

Treo 680 Spotted at Fry’s, Palm Fans Wet Their Pants

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