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iCache: All Your Credit Cards, One Device, Fingerprint Security

Finally, somebody takes a step toward untangling this credit card mess of pins, poor security and too-fat wallets. It’s iCache, letting you register all your credit card numbers online and then to hell with all that plastic—you carry this one device that has all your credit cards’ magnetic strip signatures on it. Unlock it with…

Gadgets Charlie White Jan 17

Sunrise Toaster Concept Provides Artificial Sunlight, Delicious Toast

It seems like on a daily basis are we bringing you the latest and greatest toasters and today is no different. The Sunrise wall mounted toaster emulates the sun for those kitchens that do not have windows. It will glow bright when the toast is ready to be consumed. The Sunrise Toaster is the work…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jan 17

USB Heating Blanket Keep You Warm, Actually Looks Like a Cape

Global warming, schmobal warming. I don’t know about the rest of the country, but it is cold as hell in the Midwest. And for those cold WoW session, this USB heating blanket should do the trick. It is available for $25 from Brando. Add in some USB heating gloves and slippers for the ultimate toasty…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jan 17

Sanyo’s Massage Chair Knows Where It Hurts

Sanyo showed off this “zero gravity” massage chair at CES, and it isn’t your pappy’s Brookstone massage chair. It’s got “intelligent Stiffness Detection Sensor technology,” figuring out where your body needs some TLC by checking changes in your pulse rate and where you’re sweating the most. They claim it’s very similar to galvanic skin response…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Jan 17

Samsung K3 Gets a Splash of Color

It won’t be available until March, but the ultra-slim Samsung K3 that we unpantsed back at CES is already getting a few upgrades. In addition to the $50 speaker dock that gives the K3 boombox capabilities (unlike the K5, the K3 doesn’t have built-in speakers), Samsung has also announced that the K3 will be available…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jan 17

Pimp My John, Win a Bathroom Entertainment Center

If you’re obsessed with toilets and potty humor like some of us are, you might want to enter the Pimped Out John contest, sponsored by none other than Roto Rooter plumbing and drain service. The company wants you to sign up for its newsletter to win what it calls the Best Seat in the House.…

Gadgets Charlie White Jan 17

Lava Lamp Night Light Warms Up the Night

We’ve seen Lava Lamps in many incarnations, including tiny USB models and sparkly ones, too. But now here’s one that lights your path through that purple acid haze, the Lava Lamp Night Light. It’s perfectly suited for giving you some warm nightlight on this coldest night of the year. Available with your choice of red…

Gadgets Charlie White Jan 17

Ray Guns on the Battlefield? Not Too Far Off

Don’t be strapping on that holster for your ray gun just yet, but a couple of weapons mongers are making solid progress toward weapons-grade lasers. Raytheon’s Laser Area Defense System (LADS) can take down a 60mm mortar, acting all like Star Wars and everything. But wait, those zapped mortars weren’t flying through the air—they were…

Gadgets Charlie White Jan 17

WidgetStation Alarm Clock Suits Your Swanky Bachelor Pad

Considering I’m not a morning person, it takes a lot for an alarm clock to impress me. But ever since laying eyes on emTrace’s WidgetStation, I’ve been curious to check one out. The folks at T3 bring us this video of a WidgetStation in action and from the looks of it, we like what we…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jan 16

Win a $100,000 Diamond Encrusted Pepsi Can to Decorate Your Refrigerator

The Super Bowl is coming up on February 4th, and along with it all those ludicrous promotions, including this $100,000 Super Bowl Edition Pepsi can. It’s inspired by the coveted Super Bowl ring worn by the winners of the big game, and it’s made of solid sterling silver with dozens of diamonds, rubies and sapphires…

Gadgets Charlie White Jan 16

Kingston Water (and Pee) Proof Thumb Drives

Waterproof to a depth of four feet, these Kingston DataTraveler drives are safe from accidental toilet-droppage as well as Travis’s midnight pee attacks. https://gizmodo.com/usb-drive-urine-test-209137 Available in 512MB to 4GB sizes (8GB to come), the drives have 256-bit AES encryption and locks itself down after 10 intrusion attempts. Although a bit more expensive than standard drives,…

Gadgets Jason Chen Jan 16

A NES Gets Crammed Into a NES Controller

An enterprising young modder has managed to cram an entire NES into a classic NES controller. Yes, now you can simply plug a controller directly into your TV without having to worry about a system in between. It’s not exactly your childhood’s NES. The controller is pre-loaded with 70 games, and you can pop a…

Gadgets Adam Frucci Jan 16

Ceramic Concept Toaster Toasts, Organizes

Not only does this concept toaster toast your bread in one pass, there’s a convenient shelving mechanism to catch hot bread as well. It “works” by passing the bread through with three rollers to the toasting mechanism at the end. Instead of being made of plastic or metal, it’s made of ceramics—part of a “Ceramics…

Gadgets Jason Chen Jan 16

Microsoft eToilet: Zune Integration and Diet Guide

Microsoft had its own* “one more thing” moment at CES this year: the release of the eToilet! It integrates with the Zune as well as the contents of your colon to provide a truly unmatched bathroom experience. A 21-inch flat screen monitor is built into the toilet lid (for great justice, apparently) and it can…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Jan 16

Audiovox Covers All Grounds with XM Stereo Line Up

Audiovox has been busy creating new stereos based on XM’s tiny cartridge-sized adapter, the CNP2000. The cool thing about the adapter is that it replaces the need for a dedicated receiver and you can use it on any stereo that supports it. So what new XM stereos will support the adapter? First up are the…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Jan 16

Teledildonics: Virtual Hole and Stick a Small Step, Not Giant Leap

You’re probably familiar with teledildonics, which for a long time have seemed to be far off in the future somewhere, but now we bring you the world premiere of the virtual vagina. Crudely named Virtual Hole ($200), this USB device has nine motors that are said to be able to simulate a real mouth, hands…

Gadgets Charlie White Jan 16

Gadget Use Compromises Your Security Says The Washington Post

The Washington Post is running a front page article today on the perils of letting gadgets take over your life. The article predicts doom and gloom for a society that has become too reliant on scary-sounding technologies like RFID, GPS and Google. Data mining companies will use your Amazon shopping habits to tailor products that…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jan 16

Paypal’s Security Key Protects You From Phishers

Paypal’s security and phishing troubles have gotten so bad, they’ve decided to provide a hardware solution to the problem. This upcoming Security Key from Paypal generates a unique one-time-use password every 30 seconds, which you use along with your username and regular password to log into your account. This way, even if phishers get your…

Gadgets Jason Chen Jan 15

Man Develops $2,000 Halo-like Military Suit

If you participate in the strange art known as “cosplay,” you should be forced to give up your citizenship. I don’t care if you’re pretending to be Link, Cloud or Master Chief. So take this guy, Troy Hurtubise. He spent $15,000 of his own money and two years of his life developing what amounts to…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jan 15

Corian Digital Roulette Table Still Takes Your Money, Dignity

Given that the Gizmodo team has returned from Vegas, and the roulette table didn’t treat us very well, I figured it would be appropriate to post about this corian digital roulette table. Corian is a solid surface material composed of acrylic polymer and alumina trihydrate made by DuPont. It is said to be a thermosetting…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jan 15

iCache: All Your Credit Cards, One Device, Fingerprint Security

Sunrise Toaster Concept Provides Artificial Sunlight, Delicious Toast

USB Heating Blanket Keep You Warm, Actually Looks Like a Cape

Sanyo’s Massage Chair Knows Where It Hurts

Samsung K3 Gets a Splash of Color

Pimp My John, Win a Bathroom Entertainment Center

Lava Lamp Night Light Warms Up the Night

Ray Guns on the Battlefield? Not Too Far Off

WidgetStation Alarm Clock Suits Your Swanky Bachelor Pad

Win a $100,000 Diamond Encrusted Pepsi Can to Decorate Your Refrigerator

Kingston Water (and Pee) Proof Thumb Drives

A NES Gets Crammed Into a NES Controller

Ceramic Concept Toaster Toasts, Organizes

Microsoft eToilet: Zune Integration and Diet Guide

Audiovox Covers All Grounds with XM Stereo Line Up

Teledildonics: Virtual Hole and Stick a Small Step, Not Giant Leap

Gadget Use Compromises Your Security Says The Washington Post

Paypal’s Security Key Protects You From Phishers

Man Develops $2,000 Halo-like Military Suit

Corian Digital Roulette Table Still Takes Your Money, Dignity

OpenAI Releases Its Vague Vision for Reorganizing Society Around Superintelligence

Lego Is Getting Mark Hamill on the Phone to Sell You Its Smart Bricks

Scientists Are Recycling Centuries-Old Bullets for a Badly Needed Toxic Compound

Amazon Drops Kasa Smart Light LED Bulbs (4-Pack) to Around $6 Each as Stock Clears Out

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