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The iPatch Guards Your Privacy

Are you often masturbating with the worry that someone’s staring at you through your iSight? Fear not, the iPatch is here to save your dignity. Just place the plastic iPatch—which is available in four different colors and two different shapes—over your iSight and you can be sure that nobody is looking at you. For those…

Tech News Jason Chen May 22

Dealzmodo: Refurbished Apple TV, $250

Apple’s fixed crap Special Deals store has been stocked to the brim with refurbished Apple TV units. They are selling for a cool $250, which is $50 off the regular price and includes free shipping. If you want to get out the statistics calculator, it is a savings of 17 percent. Refurbished gadgets need love…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 22

Apple Dumping its 17-inch iMac for Beefier 20 and 24 inchers

The folks at Apple Insider are reporting that Apple will soon ditch its baby iMac (17-inch model) to make room for new 20- and 24-inch systems. Like the MacBooks, the speed bumps on the iMacs are expected to be modest. The new models (which are rumored to arrive at the end of June) will also…

Tech News Louis Ramirez May 22

Apple IIs, As Explained By 7-Year-Old

There is absolutely nothing wrong with this retro show in which children school adults on operating computers…at least for the first 2 minutes or so when it’s still funny. I have a feeling that if we look really closely, we could spot a few Gizmodo readers on the "wiz kid" panel. Oh how the mighty…

Tech News Mark Wilson May 20

Analyst: The iPhone Really Is the Jesusphone

Tomi T Ahonen, self-proclaimed “world’s leading 3G strategy consultant,” unabashedly declares: Much like the Western calendar marks time from before and after Jesus Christ, and how the computer world changed totally by the Macintosh—remembering that Windows is Microsoft’s copy of the Mac operating system—I am certain that the mobile telecoms world will count its time…

Tech News Matt Buchanan May 19

Settling this iPhone vs. LG Prada Nonsense

Click to viewWe’re a month or so from iPhone, and phone nuts talk about the LG Prada as being one of its main competitors. Another one of those “iPhone-Killers” every phone company is pushing. But I just got an LG Prada, and based on my hands on time with that and my session with the…

Tech News Brian Lam May 18

Dealzmodo: Discounts, Rebates on New and Old MacBooks

For some reason Amazon has some pretty great deals on both old and new MacBooks. We can see giving instant discounts and $75 mail-in rebates on the old models (which lowers prices by up to $200+ on some) since the refresh just upped the specs, but new ones? That’s weird. https://gizmodo.com/new-apple-macbook-verdict-no-santa-rosa-260523 If you want a…

Tech News Jason Chen May 18

The Infinite Video Format War is Coming

Click to view Blu-Ray will dominate the industry in three years. Or maybe it will be HD DVD. The general consensus is that whoever wins doesn’t really get a lasting victory, since they’re both in the last physical video format ever. That sentiment has largely been the consensus of the press and leaders in the…

Tech News Matt Buchanan May 17

Meizu MiniOne Specs Revealed: It’s Actually Got Some Juice

If you thought the only thing going for the Meizu MiniOne was the fact that it looks like an iPhone, well, you’d be wrong. The recently released specs show that it’s actually got a lot of stuff going for it besides its software design. https://gizmodo.com/meizu-m8-pricing-revealed-most-affordable-iphone-clone-241069 The MiniOne will have a 533Mhz Samsung processor, 128MB of…

Tech News Jason Chen May 17

Apple Patent Gives Lightweight Notebooks a Bulletproof Skeleton

The folks at Apple wanna redesign the ultraportable as we know it. Well, its insides at least. They wanna give it an enclosure that’ll keep them from flexing, but not add any weight. You see, the enclosures inside most notebooks have mechanical assemblies with parts that are screwed or fastened on. This makes for sturdy…

Tech News Louis Ramirez May 17

iPhone Totally FCC’d, My Fantasy of 3G Finally Crushed Into Nothingness

The iPhone has been FCC approved. Richard Baguley of Wireless Info studies the frequency data on the accompanying docs, and laments evidence of that which we already know: At best, the iPhone will only EDGE data. That’s on point with what was already widely known, but I’d secretly hoped for a Boom! moment where they’d…

Tech News Brian Lam May 17

Apple Patent Watch: Apple to Turn iPhone and MacBook Into Crime Fighters

A recently discovered patent filed by Apple in 2004, seems to point to a new feature that could help protect your portable electronics from getting stolen. By utilizing the accelerometers built into devices such as the iPhone or MacBook, this new feature can look for certain movements that are characteristic of theft. In the event…

Tech News Ben Longo May 17

EV-DOize Your Mac Mini

Mac addicts: Have you been itching to get your mobile Mac Mini going with EV-DO, but despise the look of an external USB modem? Well, with a little bit of tinkering you can swap out your Airport card with an Expidite PCI Express Mini EV-DO Card. Surprisingly, this is a pretty simple mod, especially when…

Tech News Ben Longo May 17

My Take on Engadget’s 4 Billion Dollar iPhone Mistake

Gadget blogs like Gizmodo and Engadget are in the business of spreading news and rumors quickly, but to be taken seriously, blogs need to label all unconfirmed information as speculation. This is especially important for big news like the Apple iPhone delay rumor Engadget erroneously posted this morning. They quickly redacted the factual errors, but…

Tech News Brian Lam May 16

Sprint’s New Samsung Phones: What Difference Does $100 Make?

Today Sprint introduced a pair of thin, attractive Samsung phones, the Sprint Vision M300 and its big brother, the Sprint Power Vision M510. One buzzword was “colorful”—the M300 comes in dark silver or the above “misty rose red” while the M510 is available in hot pink with black accents and black with blue accents (shown…

Tech News Wilson Rothman May 16

Woz is Out of the Loop at Apple, and He Likes it That Way

In the final installment of our interview with Apple co-founder/inventor of the personal computer Steve Wozniak, he lets us know some details of his “outsider” status at Apple and why he likes it that way. Does he have all the inside scoops before anyone else? Nope. Does he get the first prototypes of each new…

Tech News Adam Frucci with video by Richard Blakeley May 16

Power Macintosh Ad: Fighting Spacemen (1994)

Continuing our series of ads from the 1994 Power Macintosh campaign, this one involves fighting spacemen of the (paleo)future. See also: Power Macintosh Ad: This Future Belongs to the Past (1994) Jet Packs and Macs (1994)

Tech News Matt Novak May 16

RAZR2 and The Four Carriers

I’m pretty excited about the new RAZR 2, and why shouldn’t I be? It just launched today. One of the positive aspects that Ed Zander stressed during the unveiling is that the RAZR 2 will be out in two versions (EDGE and HSDPA) for GSM carriers and a third version (EVDO) for CDMA carriers. My…

Tech News Wilson Rothman May 15

Woz’s Unique Phone Plus His Love of 3G and GCal

Woz is back, this time to dish on phones. What does he like in phones? What makes a phone worth owning? What phone does he use on a day-to-day basis? Interestingly enough, he’s a big fan of 3G phones that are fast enough to stream video. I guess you didn’t get the memo, Woz: The…

Tech News Adam Frucci with video by Richard Blakeley May 15

Paul McCartney’s New Album Is iTMS Exclusive, Probably as Boring as Previous Ones

Well, two in, two to go: following up on yesterday’s announcement, Sir Paul McCartney’s new album Memory Almost Full is available now for pre-order exclusively in the iTunes Music Store. Macca’s new album, a very personal work according to him, will be available for download on June 5. https://gizmodo.com/paul-mccartney-teases-us-by-releasing-solo-material-onl-260188 Whatever. The truth is that Ringo…

Tech News Jesus Diaz May 15

The iPatch Guards Your Privacy

Dealzmodo: Refurbished Apple TV, $250

Apple Dumping its 17-inch iMac for Beefier 20 and 24 inchers

Apple IIs, As Explained By 7-Year-Old

Analyst: The iPhone Really Is the Jesusphone

Settling this iPhone vs. LG Prada Nonsense

Dealzmodo: Discounts, Rebates on New and Old MacBooks

The Infinite Video Format War is Coming

Meizu MiniOne Specs Revealed: It’s Actually Got Some Juice

Apple Patent Gives Lightweight Notebooks a Bulletproof Skeleton

iPhone Totally FCC’d, My Fantasy of 3G Finally Crushed Into Nothingness

Apple Patent Watch: Apple to Turn iPhone and MacBook Into Crime Fighters

EV-DOize Your Mac Mini

My Take on Engadget’s 4 Billion Dollar iPhone Mistake

Sprint’s New Samsung Phones: What Difference Does $100 Make?

Woz is Out of the Loop at Apple, and He Likes it That Way

Power Macintosh Ad: Fighting Spacemen (1994)

RAZR2 and The Four Carriers

Woz’s Unique Phone Plus His Love of 3G and GCal

Paul McCartney’s New Album Is iTMS Exclusive, Probably as Boring as Previous Ones

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