Tech News

Lil Diner Plate Holder: Get Ridiculously Serious About Preventing Spills

I don’t have kids myself, but I hear that they can be kind of messy at mealtimes. The solution: a platform that is clamped to the table with suction cups hold the bowl or plate in place. Unfortunately, you can’t actually clamp the food onto the plate, so my guess is that kids will simply…

Tech News Sean Fallon

The MyDitto NAS Could Be The Simplest Cloud-Accessible Storage Solution

If you are looking for a network storage solution that you can access remotely, the MyDitto could be one of the simplest and surprisingly cost effective solutions out there. I say “could” because it’s impossible to pass judgement on the MyDitto without knowing the details on the software, but the device does handle RAID 0…

Tech News Sean Fallon

Netgear’s New Routers Turn 3G and WiMax Into Wireless-N Goodness

Here’s a peek into the not-too-distant future, when you can stop paying the cable companies for both TV and internet: a new router that lets you set up a wireless network that pulls data from a 4G cellular data connection. Netgear’s got two new routers that connect to 3G or 4G: one that also has…

Tech News Adam Frucci

Netgear Digital Entertainer Express Streams 1080p Video to Your TV

While we weren’t all that impressed with Netgear’s Digital Entertainer Live, they look to be fixing some of the mistakes their last media extender made, with this one offering full HD video streamed over your network. https://gizmodo.com/hd-media-player-battlemodo-apple-tv-killers-5397986 It’s also enormous, as you can see by the above pic. Furthermore, there’s no mention of DivX/MKV support…

Tech News Adam Frucci

Sony Relents After 11 Years, Launches First SD Card Line-up

Big news from the Sony camp today—they’re embracing 1999’s flash-in-the-pan fad and have launched their first line-up of SD cards. Hopefully that spells the death of the evil Memory Stick and sliding disinterest in their propriety formats. There’s five SD/SDHC cards and three microSD/microSDHC cards on offer, all class-4-speed. The 2GB SD is $14.99, and…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

LG BD590 Is the First Blu-ray Player With an Integrated Hard Drive

You’d be forgiven for making the jump from “LG’s new Blu-ray player has a hard drive” to “LG’s new Blu-ray player can rip and store your movies,” but you’d definitely be wrong. Still, the BD590 has its charms. LG’s been taking networking in Blu-ray players seriously ever since introducing Netflix streaming with the BD300 in…

Tech News John Herrman

Ecomodo – The Best of Treehugger

This week on TreeHugger, the most awesome maps that are making us change how we look at the world, scientists try to mimic cockroach’s brainless running, turning pee into hydrogen power, and more! Yellow Power: Making Hydrogen From Pee We do go on about the benefits of urine separating toilets, and how we have to…

Tech News Jaymi Heimbuch

Dishwasher-Friendly Phone From Seal Shield: Civilization Reaches Its Acme

For those moments when you just can’t control the urge to dip your phone in a jar of honey, Seal Shield has announced the world’s first dishwasher-friendly phone. Yes, really. Pair it with your dishwasher-safe keyboard! Let’s make it clear—dishwasher safe obviously goes hand in hand with butt ugliness. Just look at that thing. It’s…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

LG’s Infinia LE9500 Is a 3D-Ready LED TV With Picture-Frame Depth

Infinia is LG’s new generation of LED LCD TVs, and the 55-inch LE9500 is its flagship. It’s the first LG display to be equipped for 3D, and features measurements Heidi Klum would envy. You know, if she were a TV. With a cabinet depth of just .92 inches and an 8.5mm bezel, the LE9500 is…

Tech News Brian Barrett

Check Out Google’s Other New Phone: The Fuck-You-iPhone

This is basically what Google was really going for with the Nexus One, isn’t it? They were just way more subtle about it. [LandlineTV]

Tech News Adam Frucci

D-Link’s Pebble Streams but Doesn’t Skim

Oh D-Link Pebble, media streamer from the Boxee Box people. I think I love you, but you look a bit like one of those ergonomically-designed “back massagers” so popular with coy ladies. $119, so cheaper than this. https://gizmodo.com/the-boxee-box-and-keyboard-remote-in-the-flesh-5440989

Tech News AddyDugdale

Enter to Win a New BlackBerry Bold

All you have to do is briefly articulate what staying “a bold step ahead” means to you and you could win a new BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphone from AT&T. Click here for details on how to enter and win!

Tech News Chrissie Lamond

Powermat Throws Out The Cases With New Swappable Batteries For Wireless Charging

They stormed their way into our hearts last year, and at CES this week have announced a further line of products, throwing out the $40 cases needed per phone with their new swappable batteries. https://gizmodo.com/powermat-charger-has-no-f-wires-5376793 Owners of HTC, Blackberry, Nokia, LG, Samsung, Motorola and Sony Ericsson phones no longer need Receiver cases, instead Powermat is…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

Pandigital Photo Mail Frame Powered by AT&T’s Goblins, Service-Charge Free. Ish.

Whether you love ’em, loathe ’em, or couldn’t give a flying fuckaroo, AT&T make waves. They’ve hooked up with Pandigital for an eight-inch LED photo frame that accepts emailed images directly to a dedicated addy. Not me, an email address. The first 300 pics are for free, and after that it’ll cost ya. You don’t…

Tech News AddyDugdale

Guardian Waterproof Case Allows Me to Get My Kindle Wet

The Guardian polycarbonate waterproof case is all I need to get my Kindle on vacation to Goa. It won’t only protect it against cocktail spillage, but it will make it float on the tub or the sea. And on top of that, it’s waterproof down to one meter, just in case I want to take…

Commerce Jesus Diaz

Doxie Scanner Uploads Straight to the Cloud

Clever, but not so sure about the hearts motif. This slimline little gidgit from Doxie scans your images straight into whatever Cloud you hang out on, as well as desktop apps, is PC/Mac Friendly and costs $129. Available from February, and showcased on Thursday at CES, the Doxie does Google Docs, Evernote, Scribd, Backpack, Acrobat.com…

Tech News AddyDugdale

Satellite T100 Series: Affordable Notebooks, But You Get What You Pay For

Toshiba’s new 11.6-inch Satellite T115 and 13.3-inch Satellite T135 won’t be the flashiest thin-and-light notebooks on the market, but they’re an economical entry point into the increasingly popular class of casual-use, ultraportable laptops. At less and inch thick and weighing in under four pounds, both new Satellites are portable, have 720p native resolution displays and…

Tech News Brian Barrett

BlackBerry PowerPoint Presenter Combines Corporate America’s Two Guiltiest Pleasures

Nothing says business like a BlackBerry. Except, obviously, a swanky PowerPoint Presentation. Ok, let me try this again: Nothing says biz-ness like the BlackBerry Powerpoint Presenter, which lets you conduct PowerPoint presentations from your BlackBerry, without a computer. The BlackBerry PowerPoint presenter is a gadget with a singular focus: it stores up to 100 slides…

Tech News John Herrman

Green Speed Air Motorbike Runs on Compressed Air. Theoretically

No gearbox, no exhaust system, no lights sure makes for a pared-down motorbike. At least it’s got an engine, however. And a nice little stand that stops it falling over when you’re sitting on it in the office. Student Edwin Yi Yuan is behind this air-brained invention, and he and his tutor at RMIT in…

Tech News AddyDugdale

PSP 3000 Coming to Japan in Blossom Pink. Bleurgh.

Available in Japan in March. Price is $183 – and the loss of whatever street cred you might have had. [Playstation Japan]

Tech News AddyDugdale

Lil Diner Plate Holder: Get Ridiculously Serious About Preventing Spills

The MyDitto NAS Could Be The Simplest Cloud-Accessible Storage Solution

Netgear’s New Routers Turn 3G and WiMax Into Wireless-N Goodness

Netgear Digital Entertainer Express Streams 1080p Video to Your TV

Sony Relents After 11 Years, Launches First SD Card Line-up

LG BD590 Is the First Blu-ray Player With an Integrated Hard Drive

Ecomodo – The Best of Treehugger

Dishwasher-Friendly Phone From Seal Shield: Civilization Reaches Its Acme

LG’s Infinia LE9500 Is a 3D-Ready LED TV With Picture-Frame Depth

Check Out Google’s Other New Phone: The Fuck-You-iPhone

D-Link’s Pebble Streams but Doesn’t Skim

Enter to Win a New BlackBerry Bold

Powermat Throws Out The Cases With New Swappable Batteries For Wireless Charging

Pandigital Photo Mail Frame Powered by AT&T’s Goblins, Service-Charge Free. Ish.

Guardian Waterproof Case Allows Me to Get My Kindle Wet

Doxie Scanner Uploads Straight to the Cloud

Satellite T100 Series: Affordable Notebooks, But You Get What You Pay For

BlackBerry PowerPoint Presenter Combines Corporate America’s Two Guiltiest Pleasures

Green Speed Air Motorbike Runs on Compressed Air. Theoretically

PSP 3000 Coming to Japan in Blossom Pink. Bleurgh.

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

School Forced to Replace Toilets After Kids Flush Vapes

‘Scream 7’ Just Won’t Stop Making Money as ‘Scream 8’ Gets Started

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

Good News! You Can Finally Change That Ridiculous Gmail Address

ExpressVPN Just Launched ExpressAI: Your Prompts Are Now Invisible

VR Just Took Another Massive Body Blow

The Best Gadgets of March 2026

AirPods Max 2 Review: Still Ridiculously Expensive and Ridiculously Nice

DJI Osmo 360 Review: The Best 360 Camera for the DJI-Pilled

Aqara Smart Lock U400 Review: Hands-free Unlocking at Its Best

MSI Prestige 14 Flip AI+ Review: A Solid 2-in-1 Laptop With Some Glaring Flaws

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

Let us help find what you are looking for...