Gadgets

Remote Control Floating Service Tray

What’s the difference between summer and winter? In the summer you can lay outside and be lazy as hell. This remote-control serving tray can be the cherry on top of your lazy summer sundae. All you have to do is navigate the tray to the edge of the pool, have your butler refill with brew…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Apr 3

Today Show Knows Women Can’t be Pigeonholed

Today on the, uh, Today Show, they had a segment called “Gadgets for Girls.” It had the standard pandering pink crap, like a pink Vaio and a pink MP3 player, but what we really liked was them trying to play off a shoe wheel as a gadget. Really guys? You ran out of normal devices…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Apr 3

Laptop Mag Reviews Netgear HD EVA8000: More Features Than Apple TV, Chokes on HD

Not an Apple fanboy? The folks at Laptop mag checked out Netgear’s Digital Entertainer HD, which does everything Apple TV can do (except stream iTunes-purchased media) plus a little more. So what did they like. Well, for starters, the EVA8000 supports tons of formats like MP4, XviD, Windows Media, and even purchased movies from CinemaNow…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Apr 3

L’Anchrone: Amazing Clock Has Balls

This is one amazing clock. Called L’Anchrone, its pendulum is activated by the weight of falling ball bearings. The guy took well over 18 months to design and build this intricate masterpiece, going through multiple design convolutions and even consulting an old physics book from 1894 to figure out exactly how it should be done.…

Physics & Chemistry Charlie White Apr 3

Nokia N95 Gets Felt Up

Now that we know it’s coming to the States, we can’t help but wait till the day Nokia’s N95 officially arrives. It’ll be pricey ($500-$600 unlocked), but it’ll be worth it considering the phone will have Wi-Fi, Edge/HSDPA support, a 5-megapixel camera and a bunch of other specs you can check out here. https://gizmodo.com/nokia-n95-coming-stateside-247075 So…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Apr 3

Drybike Weathershield: Cyclists will Glove These

With a name that sounds like one of Frank Zappa’s offspring, the Drybike Weathershield will keep cyclists’ hands warm in the driving rain, hail, sleet and snow. Lined in fleece, these 600-denier nylon protective hand guards keep the windchill at bay, and have a reflective strip so that you don’t get Brokebike Scatteredteeth by a…

Gadgets Ad Dugdale Apr 3

FCC Outs Logitech’s Forthcoming Vista-Keyboard Combo

It’s been a while since we’ve gotten any gadget news from Logitech, but now the FCC is blowing their cover with news of a wireless keyboard and mouse combo the company has in the works for Vista. Dubbed the Cordless Desktop Wave, the keyboard has a curvy design with dedicated Vista keys. Pricing is still…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Apr 2

Mystery Nokia Phone Caught by Gadget Paparazzi

Looks like Nokia has some post CTIA surprises left in store for us. A HowardForums user by the name of micrors4racer leaked this shot of a never-before-seen Nokia mobile, which is believed to be a more affordable version of the 8800. https://gizmodo.com/blingin-nokia-8800-170086 Other than the fact that it’s a slider and it has a cam…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Apr 2

Rubik’s Revolution: Crapping All Over 2 Classic Games

Imagine your two most beloved childhood games. Now imagine them mating and producing a deformed child. That is what the Rubik’s Revolution is—the deformed love child of the classic Rubik’s Cube and color/sound game, Simon. They took all of the puzzle out of the Rubik’s Cube by not allowing the blocks to rotate. There are…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Apr 2

Make This Product: SnuzNLuz

Being unconscious for most of April Fools’, we happened to miss this 4/1 joke/concept from Think Geek. It’s a Wi-Fi alarm that connects to a bank and transfers your money to an organization of choice every time you hit the snooze. They give examples of donating to charities you hate, which gives a real monetary…

Gadgets Jason Chen Apr 2

The i Has To Go: 25 iPrefix Gadget Name Alternatives

Since the iMac, the letter ‘I’ in gadget names has come a long way. Mostly down. Blame the popularity of every third-rate company pushing products with the “I” prefix. I’m so sick of it, I often have trouble using the letter to refer to myself. (To shake things up, l sometimes use a cleverly hidden…

Gadgets Brian Lam Apr 2

Jellyfish Inflatable Beer Bong Makes Binge Drinking That Much Easier

Are college kids really so one-dimensional? I mean, I know Travis is, but are all of them like him? Obsessed with beer bongs and boobs? Yes? OK, fair enough. You scholars out there should love this Jellyfish inflatable beer bong. Never before has it been so easy to give yourself alcohol poisoning. Now, rather than…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Apr 2

Magnetic Floating Picture Frame Won’t Make Your Kid Less Ugly

This is an electromagnetic photo frame that can make it look like that picture is actually floating. It works because the photo frame has a magnetic field sensor on the top side and a microprocessor and other electronic doodads in the base that ensure the picture is always balanced. This is a great middle-man picture…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Apr 2

AP Reporter Gets Zapped with Military Pain Gun

Nothing makes me chuckle like watching a reporter being shot with a Tazer for the sake of a story. That’s what this fearless AP reporter did, except he raised the stakes by choosing to be zapped with the military’s pain gun, a gun so strong it makes you feel like your entire body is on…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Apr 2

Voice Interactive Alarm Clock Takes Orders From You

We have a jones for voice recognition, and of course, there’s that clock fetish that we can’t seem to shake, so here’s an alarm clock that satisfies both: The Voice Interactive Alarm Clock can actually hear you when you tell it to shut the fuck up (well, in so many words). You can also ask…

Gadgets Charlie White Apr 2

Trek Lime Bicycle Now Shipping, Has Electronic Automatic Transmission

Here’s an unusual bike, the $580 Trek Lime that’s just now becoming available, and it has a few distinguishing characteristics, such as its electronically controlled automatic transmission on its rear hub that’s powered by a generator in the front hub. It also has a covered chain that’s quite attractive, and that cover is available in…

Gadgets Charlie White Apr 2

IBM Chip to Let You Download an HD Movie in One Second

IBM trash-talks all those other chipsters with its latest breakthrough, an optical transceiver chipset that can accomplish the technological equivalent of cramming a basketball through a garden hose. The trick here is moving data through fiber optic cables at 160GB per second; that’s eight times faster than today’s optical components can do. What does that…

Gadgets Charlie White Apr 2

iPod Nano Explodes During Charge

It seems like every month a new gadget goes up in flames. This month it’s an iPod nano that was caught exploding while being charged via a PC. The owner says that the force sent his iPod flying to the ground, where it started smoking and sparking until it was unplugged. Unfortunately, the iPod was…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Apr 2

“Open Source” Car to be Huge on Digg

The c,mm,n (pronounced “common”) is apparently the world’s first open source car. It’s a crazy-looking hydrogen-powered vehicle, but I guess since it’s open source that means you can change it to run on anything you want, as the plans are included. I’ll be honest, I can see an “open source” car being successful in terms…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Apr 2

TomTom Rider 2 Accidentally Leaked Online

The guys at TomTom accidentally leaked an ad for their new Rider 2, a GPS unit for motorcycles and scooters. Not that many details were revealed from the Flash animation (other than the fact the Rider 2 will have a redesigned mount), but if it follows in its predecessor’s footsteps, chances are the Rider 2…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Apr 2

Remote Control Floating Service Tray

Today Show Knows Women Can’t be Pigeonholed

Laptop Mag Reviews Netgear HD EVA8000: More Features Than Apple TV, Chokes on HD

L’Anchrone: Amazing Clock Has Balls

Nokia N95 Gets Felt Up

Drybike Weathershield: Cyclists will Glove These

FCC Outs Logitech’s Forthcoming Vista-Keyboard Combo

Mystery Nokia Phone Caught by Gadget Paparazzi

Rubik’s Revolution: Crapping All Over 2 Classic Games

Make This Product: SnuzNLuz

The i Has To Go: 25 iPrefix Gadget Name Alternatives

Jellyfish Inflatable Beer Bong Makes Binge Drinking That Much Easier

Magnetic Floating Picture Frame Won’t Make Your Kid Less Ugly

AP Reporter Gets Zapped with Military Pain Gun

Voice Interactive Alarm Clock Takes Orders From You

Trek Lime Bicycle Now Shipping, Has Electronic Automatic Transmission

IBM Chip to Let You Download an HD Movie in One Second

iPod Nano Explodes During Charge

“Open Source” Car to be Huge on Digg

TomTom Rider 2 Accidentally Leaked Online

Amazon Is Sticking With ‘Rings of Power’ to the End

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