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Take Your Wine for a Spin with this Wine Aerator’s Tiny Turbine

If you’re looking to properly aerate some red wine, a decanter will work just fine, but if you don’t have a decanter, and you want to get that party juice ready right away, the Vinaerator and it’s wine-whipping turbine might be able to help you out. The Vinaerator not only uses its turbine to expose…

Tech News Eric Limer

Gizmodo: The Movie

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Tech News Leslie Horn

Birthday Cake Goes Boom In Super Slow Motion

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Tech News Gizmodo

Chris Anderson Is no Longer Editor-in-Chief of WIRED (UPDATED)

Well this is surprising. After 10 years at the helm, Chris Anderson is leaving WIRED Magazine to focus on his startup, 3D Robotics. Here’s the official note sent out by Conde Nast CEO Chuck Townsend: We’ve reached out for an official comment, but the likely move would be for Executive Editor Thomas Goetz to take…

Tech News Joe Brown

There Are 20 Million Tweets About the Hurricane (And Counting)

Twitter decided the time is right to finally release some storm stats, and they are predictably mammoth: According to the company, There have been well over 20 million Tweets sent about the storm between Saturday, October 27th and today (November 1). That’s probably a conservative estimate as we only tracked Tweets with the terms “sandy,”…

Tech News Sam Biddle

Don’t Instagram Natural Disasters

Instagram is a nice thing. It’s fun to peek at the lives of others, and it’s fun to make our photos look fun. But there’s nothing fun about a hurricane people are dying in, and scenes from a horrific crisis don’t deserve to be drenched in your sepia. In the 90s, in our youths, when…

Tech News Sam Biddle

Like Hurricane Sandy on Facebook for Official News, You Weirdo Masochist

I just noticed that one of my friend’s shared Hurricane Sandy‘s photo on Facebook. In order to follow official Sandy news on the book you have to, uh, like it. And that just feels weird. I mean, no one really “likes” Sandy. Actually wait. More than 166,000 people like her. People also like a lot…

Social Media Leslie Horn

Veteran New York City Rat Hunter Dismisses Post-Sandy Rat Invasion, Shares Rat Wisdom

gawkercom: Since Sandy flushed New York City’s subway system like a filthy urinal in the Times Square T.G.I. Fridays there has been much anxiety over the fate of our city’s prodigious subway rats. Would New York streets now be overrun by disease-ridden rats driven from their subterranean lairs? No, says a guy whose singular passion…

Tech News Gizmodo

Everyone standing in line to get an iPad Mini in New York and New Jersey should get a punch on the throat

“Everyone standing in line to get an iPad Mini in New York and New Jersey should get a punch on the throat,” says Jimmy Kimmel. He’s completely right, except they should be cockpunched too when they are on the ground. Several times. Damn sycophantic fanboys. Anyway, watch his video. It’s actually quite funny.

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Exclusive Interview With Chinese People Who Are Totally Not in iPad Reselling Ring

Names have been withheld to protect the innocent Gizmodo: So, what are you here to buy? Lady 1: iPad Gizmodo: iPad 4 or iPad mini? Lady 1: Both! Gizmodo: Which one’s for you? Lady 1: I like the mini. Gizmodo: So you’re going to keep the mini? Lady 1: 16 gigabytes Lady 2: Something in…

Tech News Joe Brown

Here’s How You Can Help Sandy Victims If You’re a Geek

If you have mad geek skills, you can put them to use helping New York businesses affected by Hurricane Sandy get their technology back up and running. NY Tech Meetup and New Work City are organizing IT volunteers. Fill out this application if you’re interested. Organizers will get in touch with you once they have…

Tech News Leslie Horn

Terrible Linux Wallpaper (NSFW)

An entire Tumblr dedicated to disturbing Linux wallpapers. Repeat: an entire tumblr dedicated to disturbing Linux wallpapers.

Tech News Gizmodo

Curiosity Snaps Its First Self-Portrait On Mars

A few days ago Curiosity used its Mars Hand Lens Imager camera to snap its first self-portrait which will allow NASA mission engineers to inspect and document the state of the rover. For the moment only a low-res version of the image is available, stitched together from a collection of thumbnail images. But once the…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

Someone Already Built an iPad Mini Into a Car

Want an iPad Mini but you’re not sure it really fits into your already many-screened gadget line-up? Soundwaves of Tampa have an idea. Why not use it to turn your car stereo into an iDevice? The iPad Mini only went on sale this morning, but these guys had a custom dash in a 2012 Toyota…

Tech News Eric Limer

Here’s Your Obligatory iPad Mini Drop Test

With every new Apple gadget, you’ve got to have a drop test to see how it fares in clumsy hands. This test from SquareTrade pits the new iPad mini against its big brother the iPad 3, and chief rival the Nexus 7. All and all, it holds up pretty well, but nothing is invincible. It’s…

Tech News Eric Limer

Gun Trade-In Program Encourages People to Shoot Each Other

During the month of November, the Winnepeg Police are conducting an innovative gun trade-in program. Fork over your illegal gun to the fuzz, and they’ll hook you up with a digital camera. Guns for consumer electronics. It’s the future-get used to it. Here’s how Pixels for Pixels works: Henry’s will provide citizens who turn over…

Tech News Mario Aguilar

Microsoft Surface: The Oprah Benchmarks Are In

Microsoft Surface has just received its most important endorsement-a spot on Oprah’s Favorite Things 2012. Here’s Oprah’s stellar review: Take One Tablet and Call Me in the Morning: “The Surface, Microsoft’s first tablet, feels like a Mercedes-Benz to me, people! The full-size keyboard built right into the cover makes work easy, the very smart kickstand…

Tech News Leslie Horn

Felix Baumgartner’s Pressure Suit Almost Ruined the Stratos Jump

When Felix Baumgartner lept from a floating capsule in the stratosphere, plunging 24 miles to the ground, most of us here on Earth were busy thinking “I could never bring myself to do that.” Turns out Baumgartner almost couldn’t either. But it wasn’t exactly the fall that was freaking him out, it was the suit…

Tech News Eric Limer

Facebook Is Testing a Router That Gives You Wi-Fi For Checking In

Facebook is testing a Wi-Fi router that grants users Internet access after they check in to a business. In other words, when you’re at the coffee shop, the router will let you online once you’ve checked in. The limited test was first discovered by developer Tom Waddington who noticed code for a Wi-Fi feature in…

Social Media Mario Aguilar

This Complicated Remote Brings Back Terrible Memories

There’s no definitive proof that the creators of this incredibly complicated button-laden remote drew their inspiration from Nokia’s ill-fated N-Gage gaming phone, but there are enough similarities to spark some uncomfortable flashbacks. The Fly Mouse is designed to replace your mouse, keyboard, and TV remote with an all-in-one radial spiral of buttons that will have…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski

Take Your Wine for a Spin with this Wine Aerator’s Tiny Turbine

Gizmodo: The Movie

Birthday Cake Goes Boom In Super Slow Motion

Chris Anderson Is no Longer Editor-in-Chief of WIRED (UPDATED)

There Are 20 Million Tweets About the Hurricane (And Counting)

Don’t Instagram Natural Disasters

Like Hurricane Sandy on Facebook for Official News, You Weirdo Masochist

Veteran New York City Rat Hunter Dismisses Post-Sandy Rat Invasion, Shares Rat Wisdom

Everyone standing in line to get an iPad Mini in New York and New Jersey should get a punch on the throat

Exclusive Interview With Chinese People Who Are Totally Not in iPad Reselling Ring

Here’s How You Can Help Sandy Victims If You’re a Geek

Terrible Linux Wallpaper (NSFW)

Curiosity Snaps Its First Self-Portrait On Mars

Someone Already Built an iPad Mini Into a Car

Here’s Your Obligatory iPad Mini Drop Test

Gun Trade-In Program Encourages People to Shoot Each Other

Microsoft Surface: The Oprah Benchmarks Are In

Felix Baumgartner’s Pressure Suit Almost Ruined the Stratos Jump

Facebook Is Testing a Router That Gives You Wi-Fi For Checking In

This Complicated Remote Brings Back Terrible Memories

Tesla Goes Ahead and Admits Its Robotaxis Are Sometimes Fully Human-Controlled

School Forced to Replace Toilets After Kids Flush Vapes

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The Curtain Has Closed on Meta’s Movie Rating-Inspired Content Filters

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