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Classic NES Power Glove Tattoo

We thought we were over looking at tattoos on the Internet. Then Kotaku posts this Power Glove masterpiece. We might have to say it…can’t resist the cliché…but trying so hard… Best. Tattoo. Ever. What just happened? We blacked out for a minute and someone stole our wallet/pride. [kotaku] http://kotaku.com/gaming/tattoodles/the-power-glove-tattoo-310553.php

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Sneaker Pimps Functional NES Footwear

Spotted at the Sneaker Pimps tour finale NY, these NES shoes are probably the greatest thing ever. We can only assume they play NES games, and if such is the case, we declare this footwear to have “won.” Gizmodo will now give up its quest of searching for the ultimate gadget, and will return to…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Samsung to Beyoncé: We’re Not “Ready for All This Jelly”

When Samsung promised to make their “Beyoncé-themed phone,” a curvy mock-up made the rounds of gadget locker rooms everywhere. But we knew it would be complete crap. And we were right, as proven by this SGH-F300‘s (UpStage’s) new red and gold paint job (completely void of curvy goodness). Even if Samsung didn’t make their music…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

SpudWare Cutlery, Eat Potatoes With Potatoes

Mmmm…nothing like eating food with food. And until Hershey’s begins manufacture of ChocoWare, the potato-sourced SpudWare eating utensils look like the next best thing. Constructed from 80% potato starch and 20% soy oil, the SpudWare is just as strong and resistant to heat as its plastic counterpart. That means it’s only partially disposable. SpudWare biodegrades…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Fit-PC Sips on 5W of Power, Is Super Tiny

From CompuLab, the Fit-PC is a tiny, no frills Linux PC that uses a mere 5W of power to operate. That’s one-fifth what some computers burn in standby. And the specs may be better than you’d expect. An AMD Geode processor runs at 500 MHz, supported by 256MB DDR memory (non-expandable), 40GB 2.5″ hard drive…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Miscea Touchless Faucet Magically Spews Out Water, Soap, Who Knows What Else

This stainless steel Miscea faucet spares you the agony and grief of actually touching the soap dispenser when you’re washing your hands, and it can also squirt out disinfectant or your choice of other goo, too. Its motion control interface lets you control the flow by pointing at what you want, and you can even…

Gadgets Charlie White

Gray-Bans Reverse Sunglasses Make Life More Bright, Blind

Here’s an interesting design concept (at least I think that’s what it is… there’s scant little info to be found on these things): reverse sunglasses. The oh-so-cleverly-named Gray-Bans make things brighter rather than darker, turning that cloudy day into a bright one and that sunny day into a one-way ticket to blindness. Something tells me…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Can Fly for 10 Hours on 500 Grams of Hydrogen

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have just developed a small unmanned plane that uses 500 grams of liquefied hydrogen to power whopping 10-hour flights. Weighing just a few pounds, using so little fuel to fly for so long is an impressive feat to say the least. It even has…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Working Gadget Paintings Decorate Your Nerd Cave

When normal people think of art for their walls, they think of something aesthetically pleasing. When nerds think of art for their walls, they think functional and electric-powered, which is exactly what these Flat Light and Flat Time pieces are. The Light is actually a light and the Time is actually a clock, both thanks…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Fake UFO Hobbyist Scares People for Fun

Linn Murphy has a pretty awesome hobby: he’s into flying a fake UFO over public gatherings, freaking people out and causing a ruckus. The flying disc, which has a 36-inch span and lights that flash and make it look like it’s spinning, looks like a gigantic spacecraft high in the air from a height of…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Bluespamming Now A-OK in UK

Bluespamming, otherwise known as Bluetooth spamming, otherwise known as “Oh, I have a message oh wait I don’t,” has just become extremely legal in the UK. While their Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has a set of guidelines for electronic consumer marketing that regulates spam flow (requiring users to “opt-in” to receive the marketing), they have…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Casio Exilim 720, Possessed by Hello Kitty

Some Casio Exilim 720’s have gotten dressed up by their cruel, older sisters in wuss gear. Rebranded the Hello Kitty Camera, the device still takes 7.2MP pictures, but it’s been covered in pink and stickers and evilness. AND during startup, the camera makes weird, gross Hello Kitty noises and shows weird, gross Hello Kitty pictures.…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

Flytech K790 ‘I Will Cut You’ PC

The K790 from Flytech is an ultra-rugged compact PC. The 12, 15, 17 or 19-inch touchscreen houses the entire Celeron PC—a la iMac—but that touchscreen is housed in 60mm of stainless steel. Clearly waterproof, the K790 is intended for public use in kiosks, but the high brightness display will make it suitable for your poolside.…

Gadgets Mark Wilson

House Judiciary Votes to Extend Ban on Net Access Tax by Four More Years

The ban on taxing your intertube access is set to drop dead next month, but signs are looking decent it’s taxation you won’t have to worry about for at least another few years—the House Judiciary Committee voted 38 to zip passing an amendment to the Internet Tax Freedom Act that stretches the tax-freeness out another…

Gadgets Matt Buchanan

T-Mobile’s First 3G Phone, Samsung T639, Streets in NYC

After getting FCC’d in July, a 3G’d up version of the Samsung T639 is now on sale at “select” NYC T-Mobile stores. The catch is that T-Mob’s 3G network isn’t quite up and running—they bought some licenses in 2006 and have been working on it, but it ain’t ready yet. Of course, the T639’s launch…

Gadgets Matt Buchanan

Electronic Massage Sandals: A Haiku

My feet feel so good But damn, these ugly sandals Hurt my dignity. [Product Page via Nerd Approved]

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Teen Driver Cam Keeps Tabs on Horrible Teenage Drivers

Look out, horrible teenage drivers: there’s a new device out there that your justifiably concerned parents can purchase to not only track where you are while you’re driving, but to actually see you. Yeah, now your parents can bust you smoking pot or pleasuring yourself in the car without happening to drive up next to…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Specs Drop for Samsung’s Touchscreen, WiMax UMPC SPH-9200

Straight from the translated Korean manual, we finally have some specs on Samsung’s latest mighty morphin’ UMPC, the SPH-9200. Not mind-blowing, but pretty solid. Besides a touchy screen and WiMax, inside of its flippy-foldy body is a Via C7-M CPU, 512MB RAM, 30GB HD, 20Whr or 40Whr battery (good for 2-2.5 or 5 hours, respectively),…

Gadgets Matt Buchanan

Digital Push-up Counter Goes to 999 for Those Who Can’t Count That High

If you find it hard to keep counting after your 100th push-up, this piece of genius from those kooky Japanese people might be just what you need. Push the big red button with your chin with each rep, and prove to the world that you’re a real man. You can do up to 999 push-ups…

Gadgets Charlie White

Eco-Power Display Turntable Lets You Show Off Stuff From All Angles

Brando touts this small Eco-Power Display Turntable for displaying collectibles, anime figurines as you see here, models and such, but we would suggest using it to shoot videos of small objects, making it look like you’re doing a Steadicam move arcing around them. That’ll work well under video lighting, too, because this $15.90 turntable has…

Gadgets Charlie White

Classic NES Power Glove Tattoo

Sneaker Pimps Functional NES Footwear

Samsung to Beyoncé: We’re Not “Ready for All This Jelly”

SpudWare Cutlery, Eat Potatoes With Potatoes

Fit-PC Sips on 5W of Power, Is Super Tiny

Miscea Touchless Faucet Magically Spews Out Water, Soap, Who Knows What Else

Gray-Bans Reverse Sunglasses Make Life More Bright, Blind

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Can Fly for 10 Hours on 500 Grams of Hydrogen

Working Gadget Paintings Decorate Your Nerd Cave

Fake UFO Hobbyist Scares People for Fun

Bluespamming Now A-OK in UK

Casio Exilim 720, Possessed by Hello Kitty

Flytech K790 ‘I Will Cut You’ PC

House Judiciary Votes to Extend Ban on Net Access Tax by Four More Years

T-Mobile’s First 3G Phone, Samsung T639, Streets in NYC

Electronic Massage Sandals: A Haiku

Teen Driver Cam Keeps Tabs on Horrible Teenage Drivers

Specs Drop for Samsung’s Touchscreen, WiMax UMPC SPH-9200

Digital Push-up Counter Goes to 999 for Those Who Can’t Count That High

Eco-Power Display Turntable Lets You Show Off Stuff From All Angles

Trump Says He’ll Sign Order to Pay TSA

Deadpool Will Deface ‘Magic: The Gathering’ Classics for a New Secret Lair

Apple’s Siri Isn’t Just Going to Use One Chatbot. It’s Going to Use All of Them

Why ‘For All Mankind’ Season 5 Is the Key to the Rest of the Series

ASUS ZenScreen 15.6-Inch Portable Monitor Is Now Cheaper Than Black Friday in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale

Early Wildfires Are Surging Across the US—and Trump’s New Fire Agency Isn’t Ready

INIU Brings Another Power Bank to the Spring Sale as SnapGo Keychain Portable Charger Drops to Its Lowest Price

Attorney Hit With Historic Fine for Citing AI-Generated Cases

Sonos Play Review: Call It a Comeback

Sonos Era 100 SL Review: The Cheapest Way Into Wired Sonos Sound

Asus ROG’s Massive Swift OLED Gaming Monitor Epitomizes Excess in the Best Way

The Ikea Varmblixt Smart Lamp Fills a Donut Hole in My Life

Nothing Headphone A vs. Headphone 1: Which Pair of ANC Wireless Headphones Wins?

Asus ROG’s Cetra Open Wireless Gaming Earbuds Might Be Better Than Wearing a Headset

Nintendo’s Talking Flower Is Annoying as Hell. I Love It

Level Lock Pro Review: As Good as a Secret Smart Lock Gets

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