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Gear4 BluEye: Make and Take Calls from Your iPod, FM Radio, Too

Sick and tired of waiting for the iPhone? BluEye lets you make and take calls from your iPod. It also gives you a remote control with a microphone inside, Bluetooth connectivity between iPod and cellphone, and stops that iPod music when a phone call comes in, showing you the caller ID info on the iPod…

Tech News Charlie White Oct 9

Thanko Do-Everything USB Wall Charger

This cheap, $10 charger from Thanko will ensure all of your USB rechargeable gadgets stay powered up. It is pretty simple—two USB ports attached to a block A/C adapter. Plug your USB powered gadgets into the block and charge away. Product Page [Thanko]

Gadgets Travis Hudson Oct 9

Digital Putter Digifies Your Game

Old man winter may be bringing his fat ass upon us, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop playing. When winter hits it is usually time to move that game indoors and work on the putting. This digital putter may be able to help out your struggling miniature golf game. The DiXX (ha, dixx…)…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Oct 9

Bling’d Out Mouse for Girls: Win Her Heart With Peripherals

People who still use the phrase “bling bling,” even in an ironic fashion, are perhaps the lamest on Earth. With that in mind, take a gander at this bling’d out (::shudder::) mouse designed for the ladies. It’s “embellished” with silver and crystal accents and will go a long way toward patching up any rocky relationship.…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Oct 9

Brando USB Twister Hub: Rubik’s Cube on a Stick

Brando adds one more product to the near-infinite variety of USB hubs with its USB Twister Hub, a four-port USB 2.0 expander with Rubik’s Cube-like modules that twist to your bidding. It’s $26. This is mildly amusing-looking, but not so cute when it’s populated with plugs twisted every which-way. It would be much more useful…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 9

Red One Camera Proto Recovered

In the continuing saga of the Red One ultra-high-definition camera heist, Oakley founder and Red leader Jim Jannard says some of the booty has been recovered: https://gizmodo.com/red-one-ultra-high-def-camcorder-secret-is-safe-203282 Our trained professional investigators have been able to recover much of what was taken in the break-in. We happily got our aluminum prototype back, a lens, some computers…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 9

Fabjectory: Second Life Avatars Jump from In-World to Real World

Looking to bring that Second Life avatar one step closer to reality? Fabjectory will take your virtual object file and turn it into a 7-inch voodoo doll. The company says logos, tattoos and rings make the transition very well, but admits that wings, ribbons, and prim hair don’t look so great. It’s $99 for a…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 9

FeedVision Mister Tipster: Skims RSS Feeds for Your Favorite Keywords

Here’s the FeedVision Mister Tipster, a little watchdog that lets you go on about your business while it watches out for your favorite keywords in all of your RSS feeds. Plug it into a USB port, map a keyword to each of its three blinking lights, and a light will flash when that word floats…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 9

Catcher Rugged UMPC Dated, Priced: Nov. 15, $7,000

Remember the Catcher, that supposedly military grade UMPC that first hit the sacred halls of Gizmodo last month? Word on the street is that it’s due to come out on November 15 for the low, low price of $6,995. What does nearly $7K get you? How about Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and the ability to withstand a…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Oct 9

Sooloos: Music-Everywhere System for Kazillionaires

The Sooloos music system is quite the fancy setup, with a 3TB server controlled by touchscreens all around your mansion. Tell the company about your music collection, and all those tunes will be pre-loaded onto your Sooloos server, controlled by a main 17″ panel. Then, choose how many additional 7″ touchscreen controllers you’ll need, and…

Tech News Charlie White Oct 9

Space Invaders Skateboard, For the Dennis the Menace Inside of You

We’ve covered a few Space Invaders items in the past and today brings us something for all the kids out there: skateboards! I know, the excitement is almost too much to handle, but if you hold onto your hat long enough, you’ll be amazed by the amount of work put into these sidewalk surfboards. Designed…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Oct 9

Princeton PMB-BP18 Emergency Battery: USB Versatility, Tilting Dock

For those unfortunate times when your iPod, multimedia player or cellphone run low on battery power, Princeton comes to the rescue with its emergency battery pack. Trying to add some functionality to the package, the company gave it an adjustable tilting dock, letting you prop up your portable multimedia player or smartphone so you can…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 9

New Sony Commercial: Casino Royale

Casino Royale may be the most expensive commercial in history. We loaded this video expecting to see some sweet sharks with laser beams, but were extremely disappointed when half the shots are just of James Bond on a laptop – with special attention focused on “VAIO”. We love our gadgets around here. We love our…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Oct 8

TV Messenger – Caller ID on TV

TV Messenger is a video pass-through that will add caller ID to your television screen. Sure, the device has a 14 caller log for missed calls, but what we care about is the immediate, automatic notification on-screen identifying the caller when the phone rings. Unfortunately the TV Messenger doesn’t support any high quality video inputs,…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Oct 8

Notebooks Powered by Jet Engines

Apparently jet engines are quite expensive, keeping the technology out of my sweet 1996 Suzuki Sidekick. However, if shrunk down small enough, these engines can produce relatively massive amounts of power at a reasonable price. MIT researchers are developing a turbine engine built from 6 silicon wafers powered by liquid butane that can produce between…

Tech News Mark Wilson Oct 8

PS3 Puts the Cell in Cellphones

Last week Toshiba showed off a new, lower power version of the Cell processor under development for mobile phones. The advancement pairs well with the natural shift to 65-nanometer production technology from the 90nm line currently in production for the PS3, but it sounds like Toshiba is the only one actually pursuing the Cell for…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Oct 8

RPG Tech – Custom Tables

Save the paper and dice for the poor, when we dork out to tabletop RPGs, we need plenty of money and electricity. Here’s a custom tabletop that has a built-in computer, individually lit stations for dice rolls, some cool metal ball thingies, and a tube network for secret DM messages (delivered in ball thingies). Goblets…

Tech News Mark Wilson Oct 8

Top Ten Ways to Save Money on Gadgets – We Can Do Better

GideonTech has posted an article called The Top Ten Ways to Save Money on Gadgets. We don’t mean to flame the writers, but Tip #8 is to check the glossy Sunday ads in newspapers, which while not a bad idea, isn’t necessarily worthy of our readers’ time. Yes, that’s right, we actually care very much…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Oct 8

Intel: “Someone get us a Clapper ASAP.”

Last week at a conference in Argentina, Intel’s regional general manager Esteban Galuzzi (not assistant to regional general manager) called power buttons on PC’s hard to find. When questioned some more, he was all: “With regards to the button, maybe mine was a wrong expression, but it’s one of the characteristics that appear in every…

Tech News Mark Wilson Oct 8

Creative Xmod Pictures Leaked

We just mentioned the Creative Xmod earlier this week – a go-between for you speakers and digital audio source that supposedly enhances sound to “beyond original CD quality”. While not planned for release until next month, some pictures have already hit the Internet. https://gizmodo.com/creative-xmod-promises-to-make-your-crappy-mp3s-sound-b-204903 Here is the Xmod next to a Vasoline coated Samsung YP-K5…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Oct 8

Gear4 BluEye: Make and Take Calls from Your iPod, FM Radio, Too

Thanko Do-Everything USB Wall Charger

Digital Putter Digifies Your Game

Bling’d Out Mouse for Girls: Win Her Heart With Peripherals

Brando USB Twister Hub: Rubik’s Cube on a Stick

Red One Camera Proto Recovered

Fabjectory: Second Life Avatars Jump from In-World to Real World

FeedVision Mister Tipster: Skims RSS Feeds for Your Favorite Keywords

Catcher Rugged UMPC Dated, Priced: Nov. 15, $7,000

Sooloos: Music-Everywhere System for Kazillionaires

Space Invaders Skateboard, For the Dennis the Menace Inside of You

Princeton PMB-BP18 Emergency Battery: USB Versatility, Tilting Dock

New Sony Commercial: Casino Royale

TV Messenger – Caller ID on TV

Notebooks Powered by Jet Engines

PS3 Puts the Cell in Cellphones

RPG Tech – Custom Tables

Top Ten Ways to Save Money on Gadgets – We Can Do Better

Intel: “Someone get us a Clapper ASAP.”

Creative Xmod Pictures Leaked

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