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The tiny T-Cube

Speaking of cubes, there’s a tiny new full-functioning PC the size (and color) of an orange. The T-Cube, as it’s called, runs on the T-Engine operating system and is being targeted mainly at the Chinese market. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 14

A G5 Cube?

Apparently there has been some speculation about whether or not Apple might introduce a Cube version of their Power Mac G5 desktop (to be honest, we hadn’t noticed). Anyway, there’s an article over at Kuro5hin explaining why the original G4 Cube failed and why a G5 Cube is equally unlikely to succeed, (not that it…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 14

The week in Gizmodo

In case you missed any of them, some highlights from the past week of Gizmodo: The i-Duck Warchalking + Bluejacking = Bluechalking? Rickshaw cellphones in India Calculighters Sony’s prototype cellphone WiFi BlackBerry coming Eyeball cam The bone phone Bring your videophone to the movies, go to jail. At least in California The Executive Laptop Steering…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 14

PC Mag review of Olympus’ wide angle digital camera

PC Magazine review of the new five megapixel Camedia C-5060 WZ from Olympus, which the company claims has the widest wide angle lens of any digital camera. PC Mag seems inclined to agree with them, calling the C-5060 WZ “The camera for wide angles,” and pointing out a few other nice things about the camera,…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 13

The New York Times doesn’t get cameraphones

Incredibly shortsighted, hopelessly nostalgic editorial in yesterday’s New York Times about how digital cameras shouldn’t be a part of cellphones: Now, among the many unnecessary features cluttering the new mobile phones are small digital cameras. To the long list of places where cellphone use is not appropriate, like restaurants and theaters, you can add the…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 13

For your eyes only

Toshiba is working on LCD monitors that will let you adjust the viewing angle so that it’ll be harder for prying eyes (like your boss) to see what you’re “working” on. The technology should add about $140 to the price of a 15-inch LCD monitor, and the first models should be out next year. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 13

A Symbian smartphone from LG?

Nothing official about this yet, but we’re hearing that LG is close to announcing a version of its SC8000 smartphone running on the Symbian operating system rather than the Pocket PC Phone Edition software that it currently comes with. The SC8000, as you might recall, is the one with the 1.1 megapixel digital camera, 192MB…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 13

Motorola MPx220 Smartphone is confirmed

Motorola’s MPx220 Smartphone is the real deal. MSMobiles noticed some information about it in a PDF that has turned up on the T-Mobile Deutschland website. The report says that the phone will have a 65,000 color screen, 10MB of memory, Bluetooth, a VGA quality built-in digital camera, and that it should be out in the…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

40GB portable hard drive/card reader/MP3 player

New from Vosonic, a portable 40GB USB 2.0 hard drive with a built-in 6-in-1 card reader (for storing photos when you run out of room on your digital camera’s memory card) that also doubles as an MP3 player. A good option to consider if you’re thinking about shelling out for both an iPod and that…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

The iPod: a digital photographer’s best friend

MobileWhack points to an article by Derrick Story on MacDevCenter.com about using the iPod (with Belkin’s memory card reader attachment) as not just a digital audio player, but as a portable storage drive for digital photography. But there’s more to it than it: What’s interesting to me isn’t so much that you can upload pictures…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Getting better all the time

Ok, so we’re still ironing out some bugs and making a few tweaks to the redesign. Thanks to everyone who wrote in with suggestions, compliments, complaints, and bugs; it’ll take a few days, but you’ll see a few more changes and improvements over the next week or so.

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Review of the Play@TV

eHomeUpgrade review of the Play@TV, a digital media adapter which can wirelessly stream audio and video files stored on your PC over a home network. We first wrote about the Play@TV almost exactly one year ago, but which wasn’t actually available in the US until this month. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

WiFi cAntenna reviews

Overclockers Club review of two WiFi antennas, the 10-inch cAntenna Deluxe and the 5-inch Mini-Tenna from EtherDesigns. Both are made from cans, are cheaper than regular directional antennas, and do a pretty good job of extending the range of WiFi. Read [Via Mobitopia, which, by the way, is doing an entire day dedicated to WiFi]

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Java-powered wristwatch

Not quite sure whether this should be considered a PDA watch or not, but Aplix has been showing off a wristwatch that runs Java at a big trade show in Tokyo. Why is this important? Because it means you could upload different Java-based applications to your watch just like you can to a cellphone. Read…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Walt Mossberg is down on the new Smartphones

There have plenty of positive reviews of these elsewhere, but the Wall Street Journal’s Walt Mossberg doesn’t have many good things to say about Samsung’s i600 (pictured at right) or Motorola’s MPx200, the first two cellphones released in the US to run on Microsoft’s Smartphone operating system: Neither phone is anywhere near as good as…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Sony recalls Qualia cameras

Remember those super-fancy high-end Qualia digital cameras that Sony started selling earlier this year? Well, they’ve been recalled. Sony says there’s a defect with the flash, and is offering free repairs. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Compaq’s new gaming PC

CompReviews.About.com overview of Compaq’s (well, HP’s, technically) recent foray into the world of gaming PCs, the X09 Gaming Tower, which has a 3.2GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, two 120GB hard drives, a DVD+R burner, and a 256MB NVIDIA video card. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Blocks and blocks and blocks

Went to the Apple Store in Soho yesterday with our friend Keren, who needed to pick up a new Powerbook, and just by coincidence came home to find an email suggesting this link to a Quicktime video of the incredibly, unbelievably long line there was to get into the opening of the Apple store in…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

More on WiFi as the new Bluetooth

Since it’s range is shorter and its speed is slower, one of the main advantages that Bluetooth has over WiFi is that it consumes far less power and thus won’t kill the battery of your cellphone or headset or PDA. But maybe not for long. We mentioned something about this already back in October, but…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

So maybe there is a black iPod. And a red one. And a blue one.

Remember how we said there was no black iPod? Well, we were wrong. Sort of. A company called ColorWare is selling iPods that they’ve painted in a whole freaking rainbow of colors including “Ferrari” (red), “Midnight” (dark blue), and yes, even “Carbon” (black). Read [Thanks, David]

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

The tiny T-Cube

A G5 Cube?

The week in Gizmodo

PC Mag review of Olympus’ wide angle digital camera

The New York Times doesn’t get cameraphones

For your eyes only

A Symbian smartphone from LG?

Motorola MPx220 Smartphone is confirmed

40GB portable hard drive/card reader/MP3 player

The iPod: a digital photographer’s best friend

Getting better all the time

Review of the Play@TV

WiFi cAntenna reviews

Java-powered wristwatch

Walt Mossberg is down on the new Smartphones

Sony recalls Qualia cameras

Compaq’s new gaming PC

Blocks and blocks and blocks

More on WiFi as the new Bluetooth

So maybe there is a black iPod. And a red one. And a blue one.

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