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Dr Pepper Sues Dr Pepper

Lifted straight from those Coke Zero commercials, Dr Pepper has filed a lawsuit against…Dr Pepper. Seriously. The parent company has filed a lawsuit against Dublin Dr Pepper—the tiny plant in Texas that uses cane sugar in their recipe. The Dublin Dr Pepper plant is actually a franchise and their franchise agreement only allows their distribution…

Tech News Casey Chan

Tumblr 2.0 for iPhone: Finally Usable

I remember when I first downloaded the first official Tumblr app. It was clunky, slow, and didn’t show what I wanted it to. I promptly gave up on it. Version 2.0, on the other hand, is actually something I’d use. What’s it do? Somewhere in between a tweet and a soul revealing blog post, there’s…

Tech News Kwame Opam

Cisco Cius: The Biggest Difference Between a Tablet and a Business Tablet Is $400

Oh, Cisco. I appreciate that you’re elbowing your way to a seat at the Android tablet table. Everyone else is! But dropping a $750 Android slate on an unsuspecting enterprise market is not how you make friends, Cisco. But wait, there’s a justification! Which is probably not a good sign to begin with, needing one…

Tech News Brian Barrett

Turntable.fm Smells Like Team Spirit

Like many Turntable.fm users, I remain in awe of this new service, which has taken certain music nerd parts of the world by storm even as it has restricted users to the United States. A group listening web app, Turntable.fm (invite only via Facebook) lets people DJ to each other and rate each other’s choices,…

Tech News Eliot Van Buskirk - Evolver.fm

Apple’s Secret Cloud Weapon Is Already Inside Your Phone

The battle for the cloud. That’s what keeps Google, Amazon, and Apple execs and engineers up at night. That’s where the next generation of tech dominance is going to be won or lost. Unless, as the WSJ suggests today, Apple’s already won. Google Music, Amazon Cloud Drive, and Apple’s iCloud may sound similar, but the…

Tech News Brian Barrett

Coming Soon to A UAV Above You: Cameras that See Everything (Literally)

In the lead up to Osama bin Laden having his head vented by Seal Team 6, his compound was monitored by a cadre of satellite-mounted hyperspectral imaging devices. These wide-band imagers are now being adapted for use in UAVs. https://gizmodo.com/hyperspectral-imaging-helped-kill-osama-bin-laden-but-5797872 Essentially, a hyperspectral image is one derived of hundreds of spectral bands, taken simultaneously. These…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

An App That Pretends Your iPhone Is Dead So People Will Stop Borrowing It

Don’t you hate it when your friends with crappy Android phones loaded with crappy games asks to borrow your iPhone to play something that isn’t crappy? Then they bleed the battery dry and you feel like a used tool. Crappy! Play Dead is an app that fakes like your iPhone is dead with a loop…

Tech News Casey Chan

Apple’s Final Cut Pro FAQ Explains Why You’ve Been Tearing Your Hair Out

Really upset about Final Cut Pro X and wondering what in Jobs’ name Apple was thinking? Here’s the FAQ that explains it all—or tries to, anyway. https://gizmodo.com/why-final-cut-pro-x-is-sending-me-back-to-avid-5793175 The good news? Well, there’s some: Can Final Cut Pro X export XML? Not yet, but we know how important XML export is to our developers and our…

Tech News Brian Barrett

How Dumb Was Your First Online Handle?

Your criminal record gets wiped clean the moment you turn 18, but every idiotic screenname and angst-ridden Xanga remains in perpetuity. GOOD had a few online journalists (including our own Mat “emptyage” Honan) share their first handles, to amusing but mostly harmless results. So what was your first (or most embarrassing) handle? [GOOD]

Tech News Kyle Wagner

How to Get Rid of Google’s Big Black Bar

If you strolled over to Google at any point today, you may have noticed that a big black bar had annexed some valuable top-of-screen real estate. Some people like it! But in case you’re not one of them, here’s how you can banish it. Curiously, Google doesn’t seem to provide an easy way out in…

Tech News Brian Barrett

Shooting Challenge: Cinemagraph

The photograph is a powerful form to capture a moment in time. But with new digital technologies, can we do more within a photo? For this week’s Shooting Challenge, you’re going to blend still and motion pictures. You’ll create cinemagraphs. The Challenge Create a cinemagraph. (And be sure to read the resolution requirements below, along…

Tech News Mark Wilson

Bike Commuters in the Yukon Are Better Than You

According to a recent study, the Yukon has the highest number of bike commuters in North America, at 2.6%. It’s one of the coldest parts of Canada. What’s your excuse, everywhere else? Too warm for ya? [Harvard Business Review]

Tech News Kwame Opam

The Best Deal of the Day

I never got the chance to watch Spy Kids 3D: Game Over when it came out in the theaters, and that decision has haunted me ever since. How else are you supposed to watch it, except in stereoscopic 3D with a bunch of friends?! Well there’s a 3D version of the movie out on Blu-ray,…

Tech News Gizmodo Deals

Samsung Wants to Block all iPods, iPhones, and iPads from the US

Last we heard, Apple brought the you-copied-our-shit fight to Samsung’s home turf. Now Samsung’s firing back, asking the International Trade Commission to ban US imports of every iPod, iPhone and iPad. http://gizmodo.com/5815230/apple-brings-the-legal-fight-to-samsungs-home-turf If the ITC hears the case, it’ll be 16-18 months before a decision is reached. [FOSSPatents]

Tech News Michael Zhao

The Killing of Osama bin Laden Is Being Turned Into a Graphic Novel

As if war dogs and night vision contact lenses weren’t enough, the killing of Osama bin Laden is going to be stylized in a wannabe Frank Miller-style art. It’ll focus on SEAL Team 6 and take some liberties with fiction. The graphic novel, called Code Word: Geronimo, was written by retired Marine Capt. Dale Dye…

Tech News Casey Chan

Hurricane Season Starts Now

The 2011 Atlantic Hurricane season just scored its first named storm. Meet Tropical Storm Arlene. Arlene developed overnight in the Bay of Campeche off of Mexico. An Air Force hurricane hunter is flying in the storm right now, and measuring winds between 54 and 67 mph (though the latter may be a gust). Interestingly, this…

Tech News Mat Honan

HP Thinks About Putting WebOS on Samsung Phones

Looking to expand the reach of the WebOS platform, HP CEO Leo Apotheker says the company is in talks with multiple companies to put the smartphone OS smartphone platform on third-party handsets. From the Bloomberg report: “We are talking to a number of companies,” Apotheker said in Beijing, declining to elaborate on details. “I can…

Gadgets Adrian Covert

I Wouldn’t Be Surprised If the iPhone 5 Looked Like This

This isn’t the iPhone 5. But it wouldn’t surprise me if, come this fall, it looks very similar to this prototype created by Antoine Brieux. It feels to me like a natural evolution. Check the gallery. Apart from making the next generation iPhone a piece of pure glass, this seems like the most logical way…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

That LulzSec Virus Wasn’t Really a Virus

Hey, remember the malware LulzSec reportedly left torrenters with their farewell release? Turns out it wasn’t a virus at all. Rather, experts at Kaspersky Lab, McAfee and Trend Micro determined it just looked like a virus. Meta lulz? [Ubergizmo] https://gizmodo.com/lulzsecs-last-leak-has-a-nice-goodbye-virus-5816355

Privacy & Security Kwame Opam

Monster’s New Speakers Come Clad in Auto-Grade Paint

Ferrari red? Lambo yellow? That’s the decision you’ll have to mull over if you buy Monster’s ClarityHD Model One speakers. They’re high def speakers that come in designer colors such as “automotive grade yellow or red”. The ClarityHD comes with 6.5-inch bass drivers with 4-layer voice coils and has an iPod dock and will retail…

Tech News Casey Chan

Dr Pepper Sues Dr Pepper

Tumblr 2.0 for iPhone: Finally Usable

Cisco Cius: The Biggest Difference Between a Tablet and a Business Tablet Is $400

Turntable.fm Smells Like Team Spirit

Apple’s Secret Cloud Weapon Is Already Inside Your Phone

Coming Soon to A UAV Above You: Cameras that See Everything (Literally)

An App That Pretends Your iPhone Is Dead So People Will Stop Borrowing It

Apple’s Final Cut Pro FAQ Explains Why You’ve Been Tearing Your Hair Out

How Dumb Was Your First Online Handle?

How to Get Rid of Google’s Big Black Bar

Shooting Challenge: Cinemagraph

Bike Commuters in the Yukon Are Better Than You

The Best Deal of the Day

Samsung Wants to Block all iPods, iPhones, and iPads from the US

The Killing of Osama bin Laden Is Being Turned Into a Graphic Novel

Hurricane Season Starts Now

HP Thinks About Putting WebOS on Samsung Phones

I Wouldn’t Be Surprised If the iPhone 5 Looked Like This

That LulzSec Virus Wasn’t Really a Virus

Monster’s New Speakers Come Clad in Auto-Grade Paint

Artemis 2 Live Updates: Countdown to the Moon 🔴

Forget Apple’s Magic Keyboard, Logitech MX Keys for Mac Refuses to Go Back to Full Price After Amazon Spring Sale

Google’s Next Fitbit Sounds Exactly Like a Whoop Clone

Amazon eero WiFi 7 Router (3-Pack) Keeps Its Spring Sale Price, Covering Up to 120 Devices Across 6,000 Sq. Ft.

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