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Will personal video players replace MP3 players?

Will personal video players replace MP3 players? Bill Howard thinks it’s time for electronics manufacturers to concede that iPod has won that war, and move onto the next battleground: portable video players like the Archos AV 320, which have large hard drives and small LCD screens for watching movies and TV shows while on the…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 30

Flexis keyboard for Smartphones

A new flexible, waterproof keyboard for Orange’s SPV and SPV E100 Smartphones that can roll up and fit in your pocket. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 30

The PrintBrush

A handheld printer from PrintDreams that works by being moved over a piece of paper by hand. The PrintBrush, as it’s called, uses a technology called Random Movement Printing to take into account the movement of the hand when printing ink onto paper: Internet content, SMS, pictures and other information is downloaded to the PrintBrush…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 30

Back up

Looks like we’re back up and that we successfully made the transition to the new server. Though things are going to look a bit weird for the next few hours while we sort everything out.

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 30

New Server

This is a test entry to prove that the new server is up.

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 30

Moving to a new server

We, along with our sibling site, Gawker, are moving to a new server over the weekend. Since we might experience some interruption to our email, for the next few days, send any email to [email protected]. But if it could wait until Monday, that’d be great.

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

Review of Sony’s new ultralight laptop

Walt Mossberg takes on Sony’s new ultralight laptop, the Vaio PCG-TR1A, proclaiming it, “an impressive little machine.” The WiFi-enabled PCG-TR1A (which looks like a slightly different version of the PCG-TR1 which just came out in Japan), weighs 3.1 pounds, is about the size of hardcover book, and has a 900MHz Centrino processor, 512MB of RAM,…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

T-Mobile remote controls your Sidekick

How messed up is this? T-Mobile is “updating” the new color Sidekicks, using their ability to modify the device over-the-air to remotely remove a bunch of the games that had come pre-installed. Which apparently means that they can pretty much do whatever they want to your Sidekick, whenever they want to, something that our buddy…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

Ten megapixel digital back from Leica

A new ten megapixel digital camera back from Leica that fits onto its R8 and R9 35mm cameras, giving you the option of using the cameras to take either digital or regular film photographs. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

Dell’s next-gen Pocket PCs to have both WiFi and cellular

The next generation of Dell’s Axim Pocket PC is set to come with WiFi (802.11g, in this case) and cellular (either GSM or CDMA) built-in, which would make it the first PDA to come with both. And buried right at the bottom of this article is another tantalizing tidbit of information: that Dell is planning…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

First review of Handspring’s new Treo 600

The Treo 600 isn’t even supposed to be out until September or October, but PC Magazine has what is almost certainly the first review of Handspring’s new smartphone: We got to take an early prototype of the Treo 600 for a test run. The hardware was close to the final version, but much of the…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

The ONEbox Media Center

New digital entertainment PC called the ONEbox Media Center that combines a progressive scan DVD player, a digital video recorder, an MP3 jukebox, and a 6-in-1 memory card reader for viewing digital photos, and is designed to sit in your living room rather than on your desk. Interestingly, it looks like the ONEbox foregoes Microsoft’s…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

Best inexpensive home theater systems

ZDNet roundup of the best home-theater-in-a-box setups for under a $1000. Their pick? Panasonic’s SC-DT300. Read Amazon

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

First look at the iSight

Over at MacSlash, a first look (somewhat literally) at Apple’s new iSight camera for video conferencing: The camera itself is maybe three inches in length and about an inch wide, the form factor is a basic cylinder with a spot on the bottom for the firewire adapter. Apple did some clever engineering on the base…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

Bluetooth tracking tags for kids

The Aalborg zoo in Denmark is offering parents the ability to keep tabs on their kids via small Bluetooth pods that attach to their clothing: Base stations scattered around a site detect nearby tags and relay their location to a central database via wireless LAN (local area network). Parents register their cell phones with the…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 27

Building battlebots

With the new Terminator movie on the way, it’s fitting that Newsweek has an article about the military’s quest to build robotic soldiers. They’re a long way from robot marines storming the shores of Tripoli, but iRobot, the same company responsible for the Roomba Intelligent Floor Vac, is working on a “PackBot” that could be…

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 26

The death of film by 2008

Research firm InfoTrends predicts that digital cameras will almost completely have replaced reloadable film cameras by 2008, at least at the consumer level. Read [Via PhotographyBlog]

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 26

UK bans cellphones while driving

Despite evidence to suggest that driving while talking on a handheld cellphone is just as dangerous as using one with a hands-free device, the British government has banned talking on a handheld cellphone while driving. The initial fine isn’t much, about $40. Read [Via MobileTracker]

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 26

Printing from a cellphone

A new application from Hewlett-Packard that’ll let you print directly from a Bluetooth-enabled cellphone to a Bluetooth-enabled printer. Though at the moment it only works with one phone (Nokia’s 3650) and one printer (HP’s Deskjet 450). Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 26

802.11g laptops from Fujistu and Gateway

Fujitsu and Gateway are both coming out with laptops with built-in 802.11g. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Jun 26

Will personal video players replace MP3 players?

Flexis keyboard for Smartphones

The PrintBrush

Back up

New Server

Moving to a new server

Review of Sony’s new ultralight laptop

T-Mobile remote controls your Sidekick

Ten megapixel digital back from Leica

Dell’s next-gen Pocket PCs to have both WiFi and cellular

First review of Handspring’s new Treo 600

The ONEbox Media Center

Best inexpensive home theater systems

First look at the iSight

Bluetooth tracking tags for kids

Building battlebots

The death of film by 2008

UK bans cellphones while driving

Printing from a cellphone

802.11g laptops from Fujistu and Gateway

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