Monthly Archives: December 2010

A couple of months ago, our friends over at TUAW wrote about Robot Unicorn Attack Heavy Metal for iOS. And I’m here today to tell you this momentous game is now available as a Time Waster for the rest of … Continue reading →

by John Timmer Consumer electronics companies are betting that 3-D is going to be the next big thing, and several are heavily promoting the latest 3-D televisions. But the advent of consumer-level 3-D has been accompanied by concerns about what … Continue reading →

Did you hear about the huge sale going on at the TiPb iPhone + iPad accessory store? Some of our favorite iPhone and iPad cases are now up to 70% off, so whether you just got a new device for … Continue reading →

With the new year approaching very soon more and more rumors are beginning to surface regarding the next generation iPad, or iPad 2. Only time will tell what Apple really has planned. Not all of these rumors have been officially … Continue reading →

VentureCraft?s Go-Dap is a useful and clever accessory to the iPhone 3G/GS. It improves the sound (substantially with headphones) and will give you decent backup battery power as an added bonus. Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2010/12/29/venturecraft-go-dap-iphone-3ggs-headphone-amp-review/ Girls Girls Girls It Happened At The … Continue reading →

There are multiple ways to pop New Year’s champagne: the Super Bowl air-spray, the casual Diddy pour-on-the-floor, or, if you’re feeling awesomely Napoleonic, you can slice the damn thing open with a sword (or good kitchen knife). Here’s how. More » … Continue reading →

The Archos 7 Home Tablet was something of a disappointment, and Archos has shipped bigger and better things since, but the firm isn’t done with the original affordable Android slate quite yet. We’ve confirmed with Archos that a “v2″ revision … Continue reading →

Steins of Science, created by a UC Berkeley physicist, are drinking mugs made from heavy-duty lab flasks. Just think how chilly beer stays when it’s wrapped in a vacuum “100,000 times more powerful than that of your average thermos.” More » … Continue reading →

Consumer technology is advancing at such a rate that it is becoming increasingly common for such technology to find its way into various scientific applications. One of the more obvious examples is seen in the benefits high-performance computing has received … Continue reading →

My-oh-my! Bill Murray has quite a few issues with technology, trends, and innovation. Just listen to him go on and on in this little rant from a TV promo filmed in the 1980s! [BoingBoing] More » Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/boeBmIuxH5M/bill-murrays-great-big-anti+tech-rant Spinout Easy Come … Continue reading →