The Samsung Galaxy S is one of the more unique handsets Stateside simply because it comes in many variants and is known by different monikers, depending on the mobile carrier which you purchased it from. T-Mobile’s edition is known as the Samsung Vibrant, where this multimedia intensive smartphone is more than capable of combining the [...]
What I hate is having to move my arm from my chair to my desk in order to control my computer. Why should I have to do all that work? More » Shopping – Hate Crimes – Hardware – Business – Race-Ethnic-Religious Relations Gizmodo
Richard Gaywood—Ph.D in wireless network planning from Cardiff University—has tested the iPhone 4 communications problem. Before, he thought there were no problems. Now, his conclusion is clear: “The iPhone 4 is a fantastic device but a lousy phone.” More » IPhone – Smartphone – Handhelds – Apple – iPhone 4 Gizmodo
Release the hounds! First Nokia writes a post about how holdable its phones are, and now Motorola’s touting that Droid X “allows you to hold the phone any way you like.” In a full-page NY Times ad, no less. More » IPhone – Motorola – Smartphone – Handhelds – Droid Gizmodo
Three high school students team with NASA to solve spaceship problem Vivos Underground Shelter Network for surviving in style Portable office for the easily movable workspace Stamp.y stamps off your photos JayBird SB2 Bluetooth Headphones Dog Lamp Desk Organizer Doggie Fountain for thirsty pooches iPhone 4 costs 8 to build Hitachi 2010 line of LCD [...]
Sure, you know Kinect, but do you know Kinect? While retailers have backed off publishing 0 pricetags for Kinect in bizarre displays of solidarity, UK shop Play.com has up some new specifics on the technology in its listing for the device. Here are a few of the standouts that were news to us: Field of [...]
Care about Samsung‘s GT-B3730? Probably not… but what if we told you that that very device is the planet’s first commercially available dual-mode LTE / 3G WWAN modem? Now that we’ve got your attention, you may be interested in knowing that overseas operator TeliaSonera — hailed as the first carrier on the planet to fire [...]
When Foxconn employees fall asleep at their workstations, this is the heaven they dream of running through without any clothes on (until the soldering iron burning into their cheek awakes them)—the all-white Kanagawa Institute of Technology. More » Architecture – Arts – Japan – Foxconn – Kanagawa Institute of Technology Gizmodo
Even when we saw how gorgeous WIRED magazine’s first iPad issue looked, we couldn’t completely ignore its five dollar price tag. Apparently we weren’t the only ones who struggled with the high cost though, because someone decided the next issue should be cheaper. More » IPad – Magazines and E-zines – Magazine – Apple – Wired [...]
Forget the guy who regularly took his iMac to a nearby Panera Bread. This fellow actually brought a small TV and an Xbox 360 to a Starbucks in Anchorage, Alaska and made himself at home. More » Starbucks – Coffee – Business – Canada – Instant coffee Gizmodo