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Philips Introduces Two iPod-Friendly Bluetooth Wireless Music Systems

In an attempt to cover musical source preferences past and present, Philips has created two stereo systems that will sell for $199 when they arrive in early fall. Hearkening back to the past, the systems play CDs, even the burned kind that hold MP3s and WMAs. Solidly in the present, they are both full-fledged iPod…

Tech News Wilson Rothman

Worst. Keynote. Ever. Shirt. Period.

Thought yesterday’s WWDC Keynote was the worst keynote ever? Show your disapproval with this Worst. Keynote. Ever. shirt. Hell, just buy one and wear it to every keynote you go to from now on—even if it’s not a Jobsnote—just for a pre-emptive screw you to the presenter. Bonus points if you wear it to your…

Tech News Jason Chen

Sling Client for Palm OS

Beta 2 released today. Go get it, Sling faithful. [via JK on the Run]

Tech News Brian Lam

PlayStation 3 Violence Continues Katana-Style

It’s been a month since our last entry in PlayStation 3 Melee Watch, but this most recent instance involves Katanas. Apparently, some home invasionist came knocking on a door in search of a PlayStation 3 (Blu-ray fanatic?), but met with Damien Fernandez and his Katana. https://gizmodo.com/playstation-3-violence-continues-to-everyones-surprise-257846 After jumping out of bed and stabbing the intruder…

Tech News Jason Chen

Wireless Gadget Charging Makes World Debut July 9

Remember those WildCharge wireless chargers we played with back at CES? They’re almost here. You’ll be able to get one July 9. https://gizmodo.com/wild-charge-hands-on-really-does-charge-wirelessly-227215 Thoughts of hand cancer aside, the way these WildChargers work would require a couple of physics classes to completely understand. The layman’s explanation is that it uses inductive charging—the type you see…

Tech News Jason Chen

Honk if You Like Gizmodo: Business 2.0’s Poll

Hey guys and um, our five female readers. I need a bit of your help. Business 2.0 remembered just how much they like their tech and gadget news with a big slice of fun, and made Gizmodo the dark horse late addition to their “Who matters now?” poll—a list of 101 interesting tech personalities who…

Tech News Brian Lam

Andre the Giant Selected as New Hand Model for iPhone

Hello, I am the Brute Squad and this is my friend Patsy. Looking at the latest product pics, some people are saying that the iPhone is now smaller than it originally was. The fact is that its dimensions have not changed. See, what happened is that here Patsy was the first hand model for the…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Philips Living Colors Lighting System Almost Available, Still Fantastic

We wrote about these LivingColors Lights back on my birthday this year, but Philips actually has availability information on the gorgeous fixtures now. https://gizmodo.com/philips-livingcolors-lighting-system-gets-you-lit-like-237412 If you’re a European, you’ll be able to get these for 149 Euros ($200ish) at the end of summer. If you’re like us, you’ll have to wait a couple more months…

Tech News Jason Chen

$55k Life-Sized Dino is a Wise Investment for the Future

Are you a four-year-old boy with $55,000 in disposable income sitting around? Well then, son, have I got the product for you. Just think of it as the biggest toy ever. It’s a life-sized replica of a Camarasaurus, one of the less popular kids at the dinosaur cafeteria table. But hey, that doesn’t make this…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Speculation Smashed: No ZFS in Leopard

There was a reason ZFS wasn’t named-checked as one of Leopard’s 10 (not so) new features at WWDC 07—despite declarations by Sun’s CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, yesterday Apple denied ZFS’s presence in Leopard. Put another way by Brian Croll, senior director of product marketing for OS X: “ZFS is not happening.” Ouch. https://gizmodo.com/10-updated-features-of-leopard-267798 But if you…

Tech News Matt Buchanan

SUV Turned Into Giant Scratch Card

You know those scratch cards that are covered with silver latex, letting you try your luck at the lottery, or as we call it here at the Giz, the “stupid tax?” Some crazy Brits covered a whole SUV with the stuff, and somewhere underneath were the winning words. Whoever revealed them took home the truck.…

Tech News Charlie White

Safari for Windows, Bugs-a-Plenty

Now it makes sense why Apple released Safari for Windows. Steve must love his Windows security jokes so much that he decided Apple should create a browser that exploits them even more. Currently only six bugs have been found. Four involving Safari crashing & two that allow remote code to be launched. Currently there’s no…

Tech News Ben Longo

Home Theater Pool Table is Perfect for People Sick of Having Money

Investing a lot of money in a sweet home theater setup can be well worth it if you’re a TV or movie buff with a generous bank account. But hey, why spend all that money to get a huge TV and nice speakers for your living room when you can spend the same amount on…

Tech News Adam Frucci

Samsung Gives the T9 a Plus with Wireless Gaming

Samsung is dropping an upgraded version of their T9 music phone, dubbed the T9+, that features some additional wireless sharing features. It’s got the Zuney song-sharing functions that the last incarnation had, and it ups the ante by allowing wireless games to be played with anyone else with a T9+ within 30 feet. There are…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

No iPhone SDK Means No Killer iPhone Apps

Click to viewAccording to Apple, “no software developer kit is required for the iPhone.” However, the truth is that the lack of an SDK means that there won’t be a killer application for the iPhone. It also means the iPhone’s potential as an amazing computing and communication platform will never be realized. And because of…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Nvidia’s New 8400 GS Will Hit 65nm and Support PCIe 2.0

Now that ATI has finished rolling out their new graphics cards, the boys in green are attempting to take back the spotlight with the new 8400 GS, Nvidia’s first GPU to rely on 65nm architecture. What’s all the fuss about? 65nm GPUs will be cooler, faster and cheaper to manufacture. The new card will also…

Tech News Louis Ramirez

Eye-Fi’s 2GB Wi-Fi SD Card Coming This Fall

Eye-Fi’s looking to give your digital camera a nice upgrade this fall when it introduces its first 2GB Wi-Fi SD card. The card will let any SD-friendly camera upload pics wirelessly to photo blogs or to your PC. Pricing will be a bit steep ($100), but it beats buying one of those fugly Wi-Fi cameras.…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez

Gigantic 3000-foot Pyramid Proposed for Tokyo Bay

Here’s an eight-minute video that shows you a grandiose idea somebody dreamed up: building a 3000-foot-tall pyramid in Tokyo Bay. This megacity would be so tall, and would have such tremendous volume that 24 80-story skyscrapers could be suspended within, and people would travel inside it via the tubes that are also supporting the enormous…

Tech News Charlie White

EcoModo – The Best of TreeHugger

This week at TreeHugger: We could all be driving electric-powered cars sooner than we thought, with a bevy of new developments in electric car accoutrements. TreeHugger loves the idea of solar powered air conditioning, but the current (and heavy-handed) approach&mdas;spending a lot of money on photovoltaics to run conventional units—seems unwieldy and silly; we surmise…

Tech News Jason Chen

FH007 Transparent Powered Speakers Leave Us Shaken but Not Stirred

Clear off the back of your desk, because this set of FH007 transparent speakers will reveal the world beyond them for all to see. It’s an odd configuration, with two large oval-shaped transparent drivers pounding out the bass, and then two circular speakers taking care of the left and right channels. Powering everything is a…

Tech News Charlie White

Philips Introduces Two iPod-Friendly Bluetooth Wireless Music Systems

Worst. Keynote. Ever. Shirt. Period.

Sling Client for Palm OS

PlayStation 3 Violence Continues Katana-Style

Wireless Gadget Charging Makes World Debut July 9

Honk if You Like Gizmodo: Business 2.0’s Poll

Andre the Giant Selected as New Hand Model for iPhone

Philips Living Colors Lighting System Almost Available, Still Fantastic

$55k Life-Sized Dino is a Wise Investment for the Future

Speculation Smashed: No ZFS in Leopard

SUV Turned Into Giant Scratch Card

Safari for Windows, Bugs-a-Plenty

Home Theater Pool Table is Perfect for People Sick of Having Money

Samsung Gives the T9 a Plus with Wireless Gaming

No iPhone SDK Means No Killer iPhone Apps

Nvidia’s New 8400 GS Will Hit 65nm and Support PCIe 2.0

Eye-Fi’s 2GB Wi-Fi SD Card Coming This Fall

Gigantic 3000-foot Pyramid Proposed for Tokyo Bay

EcoModo – The Best of TreeHugger

FH007 Transparent Powered Speakers Leave Us Shaken but Not Stirred

Feds Sniffing Around Polymarket After Suspicious Bets

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

Don’t Get Too Attached to Any AI App

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Sonos Play Review: Call It a Comeback

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