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America’s Largest LED Television Is Here

From sports fans to movie buffs to nonstop gamers, Sharp just created the holiday gift that keeps on giving. The Sharp AQUOS 80″ class LED TV has more than double the screen area of 55″ class TVs and the technology to prevent the lag that would normally be associated with its colossal size. And whether…

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AT&T Tells Customers They Were Hacked Attacked (Updated)

AT&T is delivering an unpleasant message to some of its subscribers today, Businessweek reports—some of their accounts were attacked by unknown hackers. AT&T’s alert says “We recently detected an organized and systematic attempt to obtain information on a number of AT&T customer accounts, including yours. We do not believe that the perpetrators of this attack…

Tech News Sam Biddle

This Low-Rent Turntable Really Squeaks Out the Jams

You probably won’t be in demand on the club scene, but you can save yourself the cost of a pair of 1200s with this DIY analog turntable made from discarded technology including a cooling fan and a cassette player. Created by ITP student Adrià Navarro for their “Stupid Pet Trick” assignment, the cooling fan controls…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

HTC Jetstream Lightning Review: All Lag, No Jet

Despite running Android’s Honeycomb and packing an AT&T 4G radio, the HTC Jetstream has largely been written off for being so ‘spensive. But hey! There are even more reasons to write it off. Oy. What Is It? Another Android tablet. This time with 4Gees! Hope you live in DC… https://gizmodo.com/the-results-are-in-at-ts-lte-is-fast-as-blazing-hell-5857275 Who’s it For? Travelers, commuters,…

Tech News Brent Rose

The New Google Search App for iPad Is Fantastic (But Where’s the Android Love?)

Google Search for iPad just got a huge update that completely redesigns the tablet search experience and it’s sweeeeeet. It’s prettier, slicker, faster, uses bigger pictures, has Instant and does EVERYTHING better. The weird thing? It’s only for iPad. Android tablets are left out. Everything makes a lot more sense in the new Google Search…

Tech News Casey Chan

Alienware M11x Gaming Laptop Is Your PC Gaming-on-the-Go Deal of the Day

Remember LAN parties? What a pain in the ass it was to drag your tower and monitor to your friend’s house in order to shoot each other in face for a few hours. Okay, that last part was fun. In fact let’s bring the LAN party back. Laptops like the Alienware M11x Gaming Laptop for…

Tech News Natt Garun

The Polymorphic Bench at Gizmodo Gallery

With all the cool events going on at Gizmodo Gallery this year, we wanted to make sure your had a place to plop your butt down and rest your barking dogs. Enter the Polymorphic Bench. https://gizmodo.com/a-bench-thats-part-see-saw-part-slinky-5845291 The Polymorphic Bench is the creation of a group of architecture students at Columbia University, and they’ve been toiling…

Tech News Mario Aguilar

Does Talent Really Trump Hard Work?

The authors of a recent New York Times opinion piece want to rain on the parade of anyone who thought they might be able to succeed by working really hard. Luckily, their arguments aren’t very convincing. Boatloads of authors and hundreds of studies have shown that people can achieve great things with dedication and practice.…

Tech News Kristen Philipkoski

Vivitar’s 3D Camcorder Is Only $99

I don’t know how good or bad is the Vivitar ViviCam 790HD 3D camcorder, but it has an insanely low price: $99. If you have a 3D TV, it’s going to be hard not to pick one for the holidays. The 790HD is a 5.1-megapixel video camera with 4x optical zoom and 2.7-inch display capable…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

This Photo Really Gives a Perfect Idea of the Terrifying Size of a White Shark

I’ve seen white sharks a million times on TV, but I’ve never appreciated their sheer size until this photo, part of the National Geographic’s Photo Contest 2011. It’s a beautiful photo, as many other entries. The contest hasn’t been decided yet. You still have time to participate. Send your photo before November 30 to [National…

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Gizmodo’s Sam Biddle Talks Tech Holiday Buzz with BNN

Gizmodo’s Sam Biddle joined BNN on November 21, 2011 to break down the best tech gifts for the Holiday season. Watch the clip above! For media requests, contact Kevin Prince at [email protected]

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This Is the Pepper Spray Police Used on UC Davis Protesters (Updated)

We’re awaiting confirmation from UC-Davis police, but after examining photos and videos of the incident, this is what we believe campus police used against the Occupy Wall Street protesters at UC Davis this weekend. It’s nasty. This here is the MK-9 stream canister, one of the strongest available forms of pepper spray. How peppery your…

Tech News Kyle Wagner

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Google Chromebooks Are Now a Little Cheaper and a Little Prettier

Oh, hey, Samsung’s Wi-Fi Chromebook now comes in black. Oh, hey, Acer’s Chromebook is $50 cheaper. Oh, hey, Google made some UI tweaks to the ChromeOS. Cool. ChromeOS made some design tweaks to the Login and New Tab screens, to go with the recent redesign of the Chrome App Store. All of these news bits…

Tech News Adrian Covert

Semi-Legal Bluetooth Call Recorder: Did The Wire Teach Us Nothing?

Your smartphone can do many things, but because of legal restrictions, it can’t easily be used to record a conversation. This Bluetooth handset happily will, though, documenting over 340 hours of calls, whether or not the other party knows it. In most areas, the act of recording a phone conversation isn’t necessarily illegal. It’s when…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

Who Is Wikipedia’s Founder, Really?

You might recognize Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia founder, whose mug is often plastered atop his online encyclopedia’s entries giving you puppy dog eyes for donations. Or are they serial killer eyes? Or Abe Lincoln eyes? Or anything, really? Web design 911 emergency! Gabe Rivera noticed this unfortunate bit of formatting puts Jimmy’s face squarely above the…

Tech News Sam Biddle

Your Last Chance to Check Out the BlackBerry Holiday Hall of Fame

Just in case you missed last week’s BlackBerry Holiday Hall of Fame series, we’ve conveniently compiled it right here for you. Click through the gallery above to check out all of BlackBerry’s new devices, and find the one that’s perfect for your needs. Think of it as an early holiday gift. Really, it’s the least…

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Siri Hacked to Control Your Thermostat or Almost Anything Else

The video above demonstrates how Siri can be hacked to control your thermostat, but with a little massaging the hack could be used to make Siri perform a wide array of new functions. Let the games begin! As cool as it is to watch Siri text your friends or find you hookers—we can’t help but…

Tech News Mario Aguilar

Woman Gets Fix-A-Flat Tire Sealant, Cement, Mineral Oil and Superglue Injected Into Her Butt

If this woman told you she was a doctor and you wanted butt implants, would you let her inject a mixture of cement, super glue, mineral oil and Fix-A-Flat tire mender into your buttocks? But of course you would! The woman is actually a 30-year-old transgender legally named Oneal Ron Morris. Morris was arrested for…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Who Said iPhones Couldn’t Have Multiple Lenses?

There’s no doubting the quality of this iPhone Lens Dial case, which packs a telephoto, fisheye and wide-angle lens onto an aircraft-grade aluminum case. But given the un-pocketable heftiness and $250 pricetag, wouldn’t you rather put that money towards a DSLR? [Photojojo via Wired]

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America’s Largest LED Television Is Here

AT&T Tells Customers They Were Hacked Attacked (Updated)

This Low-Rent Turntable Really Squeaks Out the Jams

HTC Jetstream Lightning Review: All Lag, No Jet

The New Google Search App for iPad Is Fantastic (But Where’s the Android Love?)

Alienware M11x Gaming Laptop Is Your PC Gaming-on-the-Go Deal of the Day

The Polymorphic Bench at Gizmodo Gallery

Does Talent Really Trump Hard Work?

Vivitar’s 3D Camcorder Is Only $99

This Photo Really Gives a Perfect Idea of the Terrifying Size of a White Shark

Gizmodo’s Sam Biddle Talks Tech Holiday Buzz with BNN

This Is the Pepper Spray Police Used on UC Davis Protesters (Updated)

Black FlyDay Gallery

Google Chromebooks Are Now a Little Cheaper and a Little Prettier

Semi-Legal Bluetooth Call Recorder: Did The Wire Teach Us Nothing?

Who Is Wikipedia’s Founder, Really?

Your Last Chance to Check Out the BlackBerry Holiday Hall of Fame

Siri Hacked to Control Your Thermostat or Almost Anything Else

Woman Gets Fix-A-Flat Tire Sealant, Cement, Mineral Oil and Superglue Injected Into Her Butt

Who Said iPhones Couldn’t Have Multiple Lenses?

Artemis 2 Live Updates: Countdown to the Moon 🔴

Anthropic Can’t Cover Up Its Claude Code Leak Fast Enough

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Can You Run a Computer Without RAM? Surprisingly, Yes—But You’ll Be Miserable

How Adult Swim Skipped the April Fools’ Nonsense and Dropped a ‘Smiling Friends’ Claymation Horror Short Instead

Oracle Lays Off Thousands to Offset AI Spending

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