Gadget News
This photo of the ISS looks like a scene from a space horror movie
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 06:14
If you told me this was a frame from Alien 5*--with some dude about to get into the dark corridor in which the xenomorph hides, waiting to kill him--I would totally believe you. In reality, it's another cool image by ast...
Intel: Where we're going, we don't need cables
Engadget - 5 Jun 2014 16:30
If you ask us, Intel's "Llama Mountain" design -- a PC even thinner than the iPad -- is already pretty futuristic. "Futuristic" might be an inaccurate word, though, considering that thing (or devices like it) will arrive...
SPGBK White Party 2.0
The Gadget Flow - 5 Jun 2014 07:00
Price: $85 With the classic maple wood SPGBK White Party 2.0 on your wrists, having a check on time will not be a mundane task for you anymore. The white dial together with gold markings makes this entire timepiece a sty...
The Theradome is a clinical strength laser treatment for hair loss
Coolest Gadgets - 5 Jun 2014 22:35
We are our own worst critic. How we look, act, and dress is often judged far more harshly in our heads than how people actually criticize us. For example, most people won’t even notice for the first week if you get a n...
Study: NASA can't afford a trip to Mars, but deserves the cash to do it
Engadget - 5 Jun 2014 08:56
It's no secret that NASA's long-term goal is to get people to Mars. But how realistic is that objective, really? Unfortunately, the prospects aren't looking good right now. The National Research Council has conducted a r...
EU court rules that reading online news doesn't violate copyright
Engadget - 5 Jun 2014 23:07
You probably didn't know it, but the legality of what you're doing right now has been a hotly debated issue in EU courts -- reading articles online. For the last four years the Public Relations Consultants Association (P...
You Cannot Pass - The Super Grip Lock
Coolest Gadgets - 5 Jun 2014 22:53
If you travel quite often, you’ve likely come across a faulty hotel door or two. You end up having to use the deadbolt, and depending on where you are, even that can be unlocked. If you’d rather play it safe than sor...
Animation explains how to easily understand your entire family tree
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 03:24
You got your mom and dad and sister and brother. Aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents are easy enough to understand. But what about your extended family of 2nd cousins and those twice removed or great aunts and kids o...
The Fifth Element Is Starting to Come True
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 02:00
Earlier this week, we learned that Apple's Touch ID could be used in third party apps with iOS 8, paving the way to make your fingerprint a universal password. On a seemingly unrelated note, we also discovered a concept ...
BBC: YouTube's new music service is shortchanging independent acts
Engadget - 5 Jun 2014 01:17
Who's going to argue that stuffing a veritable world of music in your pocket isn't awesome? Probably very few. One of the downsides to the digital age, though, is that musicians often get the short end of the stick when ...
The Next Version of Healthcare.gov Will Be Stupid Simple (Thank God)
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 23:56
Wired's Steven Levy managed to get a sneak peak at the next iteration of the government's online healthcare exchange, and you will not believe what he reported back. Brace yourself: Levy says the new Healthcare.gov is el...
You Won't Mind This Chocolate Quadcopter Flying Towards Your Face
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 23:40
When you think of what goes into building a flying quadcopter, materials like super-light carbon fiber come to mind--definitely not chocolate. But once again the internet proves anything is possible, since the frame of t...
Richard Dawkins blames fairy tales for making kids unscientific
Engadget - 5 Jun 2014 23:38
What sort of grumpy academic would pick a fight with Santa Claus? Well, actually, not Richard Dawkins. The prominent zoologist, atheist and skeptic is no stranger to controversy, but his recent, widely quoted comments at...
You Can Just Roll This Sink Rack Up When Your Dishes Are Dry
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 23:00
It doesn't matter how big your kitchen is, there never seems to be enough free counter space. So why would you want to sacrifice a couple of square feet to a dish drying rack, when this compact roll-up alternative turns ...
These Rejected Star Wars Toy Car Designs Are Incredible
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 22:58
Jalopnik reader phenotyp and car design school graduate was digging through his portfolio recently and turned up these sketches done for Hasbro back in 2008. What are they? Star Wars toy cars. Yes, they're fantastic.
Tumblr is down, it's not just you [Update: it's back!]
Slash Gear - 5 Jun 2014 22:51
Right this minute there appears to be a service disruption affecting Tumblr. This disruption seems to be on the backend, not the reader side of the equation, suggesting that Tumblr …
Why would you want a Google Project Tango tablet?
Slash Gear - 5 Jun 2014 22:50
Google's Project Tango is gradually graduating from lab to the real world, with Google's ATAP team responsible for the 3D mapping technology partnering with NVIDIA for a new developer tablet. …
T-Mobile announces mysterious new site called "The Underground"
Slash Gear - 5 Jun 2014 22:48
T-Mobile has a curious new program for us. Via Google+, we find T-Mobile bragging up an exclusive club of sorts, with "limited-stock devices and accessories reserved for true enthusiasts". Called …
This is why the World Cup is the greatest sports competition on Earth
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 22:47
This might be just an ad but it's electrifying. It truly shows what the World Cup is all about, what it means to everyone involved, from the players to the last fan. It's almost a mystical experience. Supernatural. Unexp...
How to Encrypt Everything
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 22:40
A year ago, heavy duty encryption technology was something cybersecurity professionals, privacy nuts, and the odd investigative journalist cared about. Then the Snowden leaks happened . Suddenly, we were all acutely awar...
KitKat is now on nearly 14 percent of Android devices
Engadget - 5 Jun 2014 22:39
You know how Apple was keen to point out that only 9 percent of Android users (technically, 8.5 percent) were running KitKat in May? Well, that figure's now out of date. Google has published fresh usage stats which show ...
Tracking Detroit's Decay Through Google Street View
Gizmodo - 5 Jun 2014 22:30
Though it's easy to crack jokes about Detroit's downfall from afar, it doesn't change the fact that there are very real people forced to look on as the place they call home slowly descends into decay. One of the most poi...