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Joby’s iPad Case Strikes Many Poses

Considering Joby came up with the Gorillapod, it’s no huge surprise that their combination iPad case/stand has a pretty interesting design. Made from lightweight aluminum, Ori will let your iPad rest virtually every which way, and protect it afterwards. Whether you need to prop your iPad up on a table for reading and writing, or…

Tech News Adrian Covert Jan 4

Imagine an iPad Dock With a Built-In Projector

Wowwee’s Cinemin Slice is a pretty useful kitchen dock, perfect for the iPad, which is a kitchen computer. You dock in an iPad or iPhone, and the DLP Picoprojector takes care of putting the image where you can see it. It also takes in mini-HDMI and VGA, but it’s not spectacularly bright (only 16 ANSI…

Tech News Jason Chen Jan 4

The One iPad Stylus We’ll Allow You to Buy: Griffin’s Crayola

I think we’re all in agreement that styluses are stupid objects designed for products unworthy of our time. Now that’s settled, let’s take a look at one I’d actually buy—it’s cute, and even comes with a Crayola app. There are plenty of coloring-in apps for the iPad already, but ask any kid and they’ll tell…

Tech News Kat Hannaford Jan 4

The GorillaMobile Yogi Will Twist and Bend to Hold Your iPad Just How You Like It

Whether you need your iPad to sit on your desk or against your knee, the GorillaMobile Yogi will twist, bend, wrap, and prop itself up however necessary to firmly hold your gadget just right. Looks like the this particular accessory could finally put an end to those moments when we just can’t seem to get…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jan 4

Add a Removable Joystick to Your iPad for $25

Gaming on the iPad can be awkward at times due to the gadget’s lack of a physical joystick or directional pad, but thanks to products such as the Fling controller, that may be an annoyance of the past. Sure, you may think that you shouldn’t need any accessories to truly enjoy games on your iPad—and…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jan 4

Has MobileMe Been Blocked in Saudi Arabia?

There are reports around the internet today that MobileMe—Apple’s paid-for membership to heaps of Mac/iOS4 services—has been blocked in Saudi Arabia. As you know, the Saudi Arabian government has had a hot temper in the last year when it comes to technology, specifically products (like BlackBerry smartphones) and services which are too secure, and keep…

Tech News Kat Hannaford Jan 4

HP Pavilion dm1: A Netbook You Can Actually Use

By jumping ship to AMD Fusion guts for their Pavilion dm1 laptop, HP is in the vanguard of manufacturers turning out netbook-sized PCs with full notebook performance. That means 1080p video and DirectX 11 graphics on an 11.6-inch machine. The dm1 measures less than an inch thick and claims nearly ten hours of battery life—both…

Tech News Brian Barrett Jan 4

Iomega SuperHero Backs Up Your iPhone While Charging It

Hyperbolic name aside, the Iomega SuperHero actually could save the day—or at least your photos and contacts. It’s an iPhone dock that syncs your info, saving you the trouble of plugging into your computer every night. Just how much of a burden that is currently is between you and your (smartphone) maker, but Iomega’s solution…

Tech News Brian Barrett Jan 4

Your iPhone Will Teach You How to Roll a Joint for Free

Steve wants a porn-free world, but he doesn’t seem to care much about a drug-free one. After all, he’s a flowerpower LSD kid at heart and, technically, the Roll Your Own iPhone app doesn’t promote any drug use. Nossir, it doesn’t. http://gawker.com/5539717/ The app just shows how to master five rolling techniques with step-by-step videos…

Tech News Jesus Diaz Jan 3

Verizon Purportedly Snatching Up iPhone Domains

As we prepare for yet another year where the iPhone is coming to Verizon, let us take a look at this most recent rumor-creating development: An entity called “Verizon Trademark Services” is busily buying iPhone domains from across the web. Some of the inconspicuous domains are iphoneforverizon.com and iphoneonverizon.com, which could be another smoking gun…

Tech News Jack Loftus Jan 2

This Gold and Wood iPhone Case Goes Perfectly With Your Smoking Jacket

If you want to dress your iPad up in the finest case money can buy, you needn’t look much further than this: Gresso’s African Blackwood, 18k gold jacket. It smells distinctly of excess. It’s the same look and feel as Gresso’s $3,000 iPhone 4 case, and while the iPad version doesn’t have a price listed…

Tech News Brian Barrett Dec 30

Living with Complexity: How Apple Reinvented Music Distribution

iTunes’ dominant position atop the digital music market is not happenstance. Donald A. Norman discusses how, through the integration of its products, design and service, Apple became a media distribution juggernaut. Many services are both social and complex systems. Many are provided by large organizations, with components in very different geographic locations. Quite often the…

Tech News Donald A. Norman Dec 30

Skype iPhone App Now Allows Video Calls

Yes-oh-yes! The Skype iPhone app now finally offers video calling—over Wi-Fi and 3G. You can now make calls to and from various iOS devices as well as desktops. The updated version of the app is available in the iTunes store now. [iTunes]

Tech News Rosa Golijan Dec 30

How To Setup All Your New Gadgets

The wrapping paper is gone. Your family has exited. The dust? Settled. So it’s time to squeeze the most out of those terrific tech gifts you got—and we’re here to help. Check below for our comprehensive setup guides. Nice Home Theater! We’ll Help You Set it Up Christmas victory! You’ve just obtained the final component…

Tech News Sam Biddle Dec 29

Magazines Doomed Once Again as iPad Issue Sales Slump

It’ll take more than a touchscreen to revive the hemorrhaging magazine industry, if pitiful recent sales numbers are any indication—iPad editions have taken a nosedive among the highest profile glossies. Wired? Down to a fifth of its debut. Wired’s peers aren’t doing so hot either—and didn’t have the mammoth, 100,000 sale premiere to kick things…

Tech News Sam Biddle Dec 29

Man Punches Teenager For Refusing to Turn Off His iPhone Mid-Air

We know flying is a tiring business, especially with all the new security precautions nowadays—but getting so worked up over a 15 year-old ignoring requests to turn off all electronic devices that you punch him? Not on, dude. The 68 year-old man, Russell Miller, was irked that the 15 year-old didn’t comply to air stewardesses’…

Tech News Kat Hannaford Dec 29

Use These 8 Apps To Ditch Your Expensive Texting Plan

With bloated fees for everything on your cell phone carrier, it’s easy to get frustrated when you or someone on your family plan goes over your text message limit. To combat this, app developers have taken advantage of mobile broadband access to bring free texting to your smartphone. And they’re not-surprisingly some of the most…

Tech News Steve Kovach - Business Insider Dec 28

The Best Explanations of the Year

We learned a lot this year; from the origins of liquimetal and toasted thighs to the technical reasoning of ISO and CDMA. Check out the best explanations Gizmodo had to offer in 2010. 1. Why Apple’s iPhone 4 Update Won’t Fix Your Reception Problem – July 2nd This graphic shows why some people experience the…

Tech News Gizmodo Staff Dec 28

Why I Ditched iTunes For Amazon MP3s

Confession: I still buy my music online instead of torrenting it. And after years of enduring an unfulfilling relationship with iTunes, last month I finally broke things off. I headed over to Amazon. I haven’t looked back yet. http://www.amazon.com/MP3-Music-Download/b/?tag=gizmodo08c-20 It all started when I was browsing for some holiday gifts a few weeks back. Somewhere…

Tech News Brian Barrett Dec 28

The Best Exclusives of the Year

These are the stories you couldn’t find anywhere else. From Apple’s security slips to Facebook’s prolific profile breach, check out Gizmodo’s best Exclusives from 2010. 1. This Is Apple’s Next iPhone – April 19th You are looking at Apple’s next iPhone. It was found lost in a bar in Redwood City, camouflaged to look like…

Tech News Gizmodo Staff Dec 28

Joby’s iPad Case Strikes Many Poses

Imagine an iPad Dock With a Built-In Projector

The One iPad Stylus We’ll Allow You to Buy: Griffin’s Crayola

The GorillaMobile Yogi Will Twist and Bend to Hold Your iPad Just How You Like It

Add a Removable Joystick to Your iPad for $25

Has MobileMe Been Blocked in Saudi Arabia?

HP Pavilion dm1: A Netbook You Can Actually Use

Iomega SuperHero Backs Up Your iPhone While Charging It

Your iPhone Will Teach You How to Roll a Joint for Free

Verizon Purportedly Snatching Up iPhone Domains

This Gold and Wood iPhone Case Goes Perfectly With Your Smoking Jacket

Living with Complexity: How Apple Reinvented Music Distribution

Skype iPhone App Now Allows Video Calls

How To Setup All Your New Gadgets

Magazines Doomed Once Again as iPad Issue Sales Slump

Man Punches Teenager For Refusing to Turn Off His iPhone Mid-Air

Use These 8 Apps To Ditch Your Expensive Texting Plan

The Best Explanations of the Year

Why I Ditched iTunes For Amazon MP3s

The Best Exclusives of the Year

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