Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 19:00

The legality of online sports betting exists in a sort of shrouded grey fog of possibly questionable behavior. The feds haven't ransacked it like they did online poker, yet some betting sites have stopped taking US custo...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 08:00

If you ever wondered how orange juice can always taste so damn perfect every time you have it, it's because of an algorithm. Coca Cola, which makes Simply Orange and Minute Maid, has an algorithm called the "Black Book" ...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 06:00

Because the Super Bowl brings out the sleaziest in GoDaddy (no small feat!), its commercial is always water cooler fodder the Monday after Super Bowl. So get this: supermodel Bar Refaeli making out with uber-nerd (and ex...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 23:00

In addition to giving North Korea a what-for, Eric Schmidt has also been working on some other projects. He's got a book coming out about China, for instance, and after getting some time with the preliminary drafts, the ...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 22:00

Finally, after what felt like years of lead-up, BlackBerry 10 launched this week to a little bit of applause. But that's not all. We've got the first ever footage of thoughts being formed, porn stars as memes, why Facebo...
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 21:58

The Wall Street Journal snagged a preview of an upcoming book co-authored by Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt and the company's Jared Cohen, and it doesn't seem to paint the rosiest picture of China. Dubbed The New...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 20:00

There are plenty of things you don't get to have when you're in space. Like gravity, for instance. Or normal food. But Super Bowl parties aren't on that list. Astronauts on the ISS will get the chance to watch the big ga...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 20:00

Ain't nobody in the US House of Representatives gonna be listening to no Spotify at work. Why? The House's IT overlords don't see fit. Not because Spotify is distracting and there's real work that needs to be done or any...
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 19:29

Sending commands to a Tesla Model S via a native smartphone app is already old hat for iPhone users who have one of Musk and Co.'s electric chariots, but Android users are just now getting their first crack at a dedicate...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 18:00

Technically, Thursday was the last day to pick up a Windows 8 upgrade for $40 before it jumped up to $200, but that's not exactly the case if you know what you're doing. There's a loophole that will let you get that upgr...
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 17:35

What good is a spectacular view if you can't use your phone to tell people about it? London's newly opened 95-story skyscraper, The Shard, measures 1,016 feet, making it the tallest building in the European Union. From t...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 17:00

Traveling beyond our own solar neighborhood has been an aspiration of high-minded explorers ever since we knew such a thing was possible. Well, technically possible. Will we ever actually be able to do it? It all depends...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 16:00

Today, millions of Americans waited with bated breath for a stupid rodent to see its shadow, all in hopes of figuring out how long winter will last. Silly? Sure. But not the weirdest winter predictor, not by a long shot....
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 13:16

Every time we write up a 3D printer, we get a deluge of folks asking just how easy it is to render a 3D model. The answer is, unless you're well-versed CAD, not very. Austin-based Lynx Laboratories is working to help bri...
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 11:07

Google has really ramped up its education efforts lately, and it looks like it's paid off: according to the Mountain View company, its Chromebooks are now in use in 2,000 schools, which is twice as many as there were thr...
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 08:52

Having already declared war on the grid, TV remote / guide app maker Dijit is taking GoMiso under its wing. The company announced via its site that it's in the process of acquiring the social TV developer. The move will ...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 07:00

Don't let their gentle demeanor and calming strikes fool you. Zebras are unstoppable killing machines. They'll bathe in the blood of your children just as soon as look at you. That's why keepers at Tokyo's Tama Zoo aren'...
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 06:45

Most Lego Mindstorms constructions have never slipped the surly bonds of Earth. The Flying Fortress Lego Blimp from Tyler Westmoreland and Chris Shepard won't be similarly held down, however. Courtesy of two NXTBee wirel...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 05:00

Magicians guard their secrets with ferocity, although maybe not for the reasons you'd think. Sure, it's important to maintain an air of mystery and to prevent copycats. But as this Funny or Die exclusive shows, it's equa...
Engadget - 2 Feb 2013 04:48

Kodak has had many scary moments in its recent history, not the least of which was wondering whether or not it could sell digital imaging patents to help escape bankruptcy. It's putting some of that trauma to rest now th...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 04:16

Twitter has been hacked. If you have a Twitter account (and who doesn't these days), it's probably a good idea to make sure everything is in order and/or reset your password with something strong. Twitter says that appro...
Gizmodo - 2 Feb 2013 04:00

Hulu, for all its good intentions and fairly solid stream quality, kind of sucks. It doesn't have enough TV shows, it doesn't have enough episodes, you still have to watch commercials even when you pay for Hulu Plus but ...