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World Cup Tickets Get RFID Security

GOOOOOOOAL! Who scored? Oh, security scored one on the baddies with the RFID embedded World Cup tickets. Riots have always a concern with big name true football games in Europe. The RFID embedded tickets won’t stop riots throughout town, but at any given time the FIFA will know the name, address, birth date, nationality and…

Privacy & Security Travis Hudson May 30

Summer Vacation Gadgetry Contest Update

Hot diggity damn! Some of you folks have more gadgets than us, and we own gadgets for a living. If you recall, we are giving away the CoPilot Live for Pocket PC. This device gives your Pocket PC enabled gadget a little bit of GPS goodness. The entries came flowing in and we are more…

Gadgets Travis Hudson May 30

OSN OS 60 Portable Tripod

If you’ve got shaky hands like us from years of NES gaming, this OSN OS 60 Tripod is the perfect way to make your pictures have more pop and less blur. This tripod is small enough to fit in your pocket but good enough to support a hefty camera. The one touch setup extends the…

Gadgets Jason Chen May 30

O’heocha D2 Saturn Speakers

No, that’s not R2D2 or any of his ill-begotten progeny, but a speaker from fancy Irish designers O’heocha. Following the form of a sphere, “the most natural shape in the universe,” the D2 Saturn isn’t just a pretty face; 200 watts of sonic goodness come from the German-enginered aluminum-enclosed speaker. Moreover, O’heocha promises that the…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon May 30

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

This week at TreeHugger: Check out the first fully professional solar-powered recording studio in the UK. We reveal a survey that says nearly one in three people would ride a scooter rather than get gouged at the pump. And, presenting SunCone, a prototype solar collector that uses an inflatable, cone-shaped apparatus to concentrate sunlight. Studio…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 30

Dell Supports OSX

Not quite sure what to make of this, but Dell’s website is now supporting Apple Mac OS, for what it’s worth. Thus far they’re only transmitting EXE files when you try to download the drivers and we’re not quite sure what Dell products you can can attach to your MacBook except for cameras and other…

Tech News John Biggs May 30

SpeckTone Retro Speaker Dock

Wait, wait, wait—stop the presses. For once in the history of mankind there is actually an iPod speaker dock that is cool enough to be purchased. The SpeckTone Retro features 28 watts of output through a 4-inch subwoofer along with two, 3-inch drivers. The speakers are housed in a high-gloss lacquered wood cabinet that includes…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 30

Not Barking, Drowning

So cute! Little Rover gets his own website full of crap dedicated to now letting him drown in the wading pool! PetGadgets.com has a Pool Alarm that notifies you when Old Yeller has succumbed to the hydrophoby and decides to go for a mad-eyed swim. The Pool Eye sounds an alarm when anything—a baby, a…

Gadgets John Biggs May 30

Vuclain Golden Voice

Vulcain makes watches with mechanical alarms. They’ve been around for years and this year’s line is called the Golden Voice and is made of precious metals and looks nothing like the older models. The first thing that will tip you off that this ain’t your momma’s Timex is that this watch probably costs more than…

Gadgets John Biggs May 30

Nano-Electronics Steadies Cameraphones

A company called InvenSense has created a nano-gyroscope system for camera phones. Measuring a mere 3.5 millimeters, the chips filter out motion by sensing vibration mechanically. Whereas newer cameras have little piezo switches to detect motion, this mini-gyroscopes are considerably smaller and more impressive. Expect them to appear later this year. Nanotech Gyroscope Steadies Cameraphones…

Tech News Johnb May 30

Hono Electrical Candle

You’re going to need a lot of Marvin Gaye music to make this Hono Electrical Candle look sexy, but maybe in a really dark room it may have some odd appeal. Touch the candle with the included “magic match,” and it lights up, then when you’re done, blow it out just like a real candle.…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Hitachi Shows There’s Still Life Left in Plasma TV

With the announcement of several HDTVs to be available in the coming months, Hitachi is attempting to prove that plasma TVs will not be relegated to history’s dustbin without a fight. The Japanese giant has several plasma HDTVs in the pipeline for the next month, coming in at 42 inches and 55 inches and spread…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon May 30

World’s Largest iPod

Not only is this the biggest iPod, it’s the biggest iPod that plays music—sorta. It’s powered by an iPod shuffle, and is mounted on the side of the Unizen Bank building in Columbus, Ohio. People have been calling in with requests for the huge music player. The iPod is put up there by Columbus Alive,…

Tech News Jason Chen May 30

Anti-Radiation Cellphone Pouch for Wussies

If your cellphone ranks high on the radiation emission list, and if you’re generally just afraid of your own shadow and unaware that there is tons of radiation all around you all the time anyway, you might be interested in this anti-radiation pouch for cellphones. It has what the company calls a “specially developed anti-radiation…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Wi-Fi Bunny Opera

Remember those crazy Nabaztag Wi-Fi Bunnies that took the world by storm earlier this year? Some crazy folks have put together the Nabaz’mob opera as part of the Web Flash Festival in Paris. Yes, it is as stupid as it sounds. Follow the linkage below for a crappy video and more pictures of the opera…

Gadgets Travis Hudson May 30

If These Ballpark Pens Could Talk…

What stories would these pens tell of some of the fabled ballparks in baseball history? They’re made of the wood from stadium seats that were removed when those famous ballparks were torn down or remodeled. Now you can own a piece of Yankee Stadium, Dodger Stadium, Wrigley Field, or Ebbets Field, and each pen is…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Griffin Releases Strap, Calls It A PSP Accessory

Griffin has released the RoadDock PSP accessory. It is a strap that wraps around car seat headrest and holds the PSP—yep, that’s it. What the hell? A $30 strap? We usually have nothing but love for Griffin, but this is just lame. You may be better off just duct-taping the PSP to the car seat.…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 30

Wave Energy Concept: Clean, Cheap Power

Columbia and Oregon State University have a plan to plant buoys off the coast of Oregon that can harness enough wave energy to supply about 20% of the state’s electricity. The magnetic part of the buoy is anchored to the sea floor, while an electric coil is secured to the heaving buoy. The modulation of…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Beer Holster: So You Can Grab Stuff

You probably already know that we likes us some beers. But we don’t want to go to the trouble of carrying those frosties around, warming them up and generally taking up one of our hands so we can’t stuff our faces with grub at the same time. https://gizmodo.com/cooler-cruiser-strap-on-beer-express-168503 You’ve been there: chicken leg on one…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

SanDisk 1GB SD Card Deal

We knew SanDisk was lowering the price of its flash memory, but $17.95 for a 1GB Secure Digital memory card? That’s a pretty damn good deal. Well, it’s not quite that cheap, really—the card is $30.95, but if you don’t mind dealing with the $13 rebate hassle, you can walk away with the thing for…

Tech News Charlie White May 30

World Cup Tickets Get RFID Security

Summer Vacation Gadgetry Contest Update

OSN OS 60 Portable Tripod

O’heocha D2 Saturn Speakers

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

Dell Supports OSX

SpeckTone Retro Speaker Dock

Not Barking, Drowning

Vuclain Golden Voice

Nano-Electronics Steadies Cameraphones

Hono Electrical Candle

Hitachi Shows There’s Still Life Left in Plasma TV

World’s Largest iPod

Anti-Radiation Cellphone Pouch for Wussies

Wi-Fi Bunny Opera

If These Ballpark Pens Could Talk…

Griffin Releases Strap, Calls It A PSP Accessory

Wave Energy Concept: Clean, Cheap Power

Beer Holster: So You Can Grab Stuff

SanDisk 1GB SD Card Deal

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