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We'll be posting our butts off today when Apple drops new goodies, but if you want to watch what's happening in California too, we've got your video right here. Read More >
Featured comment by cooldude255220:
"http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/10/ipad-mini-everything-you-need-to-know/
According to this article pricing starts at £269. I win. :D" More »
Plato said "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." This is particularly true if you meet someone using a BlackBerry, perhaps the hardest of all battles. But they don't deserve pity. Around BlackBerry users, we must remember manners, courtesy, and a few basic rules of kindness. Read More >
Sunscreen is good for you, and not just because your mom told you so. It can help prevent skin cancer! Unless it's one of these just-recalled Banana Boat variants, in which case you might die in flames. Read More >
Surface, the sorta-tablet-sorta-laptop that shouts the future, goes on sale later this month. We got to peek (and touch, a little bit!) behind the scenes, with access to Microsoft's secret labs never granted to anyone else before. So, should you buy a Surface? Very possibly—the thing seems pretty fantastic. Read More >
Once upon a time, standing around and waiting involved exactly that: Standing around, waiting, and not doing much else. Today, any free moment is spent facedown in a phone. Stop reading this on your own phone. Right now. Look around. At this moment, you should be the only person, anywhere in sight, not looking at a phone. Read More >
That iPhone 5 up there isn't an iPhone 5. It's a flawless computer image we had months before we ever saw the real thing, made possible by the fact that we knew exactly what it was going to look like. Exactly. Everyone did. Read More >
Featured comment by Taf:
"Only time will tell what apple will pull outta the bag next...
This time next year it could be a great big touch screen Apple TV which integrates ..." More »
Google has one of the most iconic logos of all time, in spite of itself. There's nothing charming about it except for its massive, comforting familiarity. But what if Google (and the rest) swapped in a luscious, retro look? Read More >
Featured comment by ajbwalker:
"These are pretty lacklustre, they're all done using the same font. If you downloaded that font you could make most of these on Microsoft Word." More »
The underpaid, overworked Chinese workers of Foxconn have had enough, according to a new report by China Labor Watch: thousands have gone on strike over immense iPhone manufacturing pressure and fistfights with their bosses. Read More >
Featured comment by Taf:
"I currently have my hands on two IP5 at the same time, they picking up one on Monday as they won't allow the delivery of a third if I'm holding more t..." More »
Facebook just hit 1,000,000,000 users. That's a lot of people tagging and poking and posting GIFs of puppies kissing geese. So, to celebrate, Facebook released the dumbest video we've seen in a while. Read More >
You might think clicking "Like" is the only way to stamp that public FB affirmation on something—you're wrong. Facebook is checking your private messages and automatically liking things you talk about. Without asking you. Read More >
The last time Digg was something worth thinking about, Iraq was in the midst of civil war and Justin Timberlake was on the radio. The site went to ruin. It sold for pocket change. And now, with no warning, it's back—and it's beautiful. And the team that pulled it off isn't sure what to do now. Read More >
Featured comment by Glenbot3000:
"Very nice article, Monsieur Biddle. Made me click on Digg for the first time ever (I knew about the service but entered the internet when it wasn't ap..." More »
Zuck's tour of the Red Menace just became zanier: after meeting with Russia's Prime Minister and giving him a t-shirt emblazoned with his Facebook URL, the IPO baller sat down with Russia's Jimmy Fallon. It's kind of hard to watch! Read More >
Featured comment by markcgrant:
""I meet the billionaire Mark Zuckerberg and all I got was this lousy T-shirt"
(My Chrome spell checker highlights the word 'Zuckerberg' as a spelli..." More »
Facebook really needs to start making more money, or its stock will soon be worth about as much as a shopping bag full of mulch. How do they do that? Ads! New ads. But these new ads involve your life. Read More >
Featured comment by odysseus:
"Two words: Private Browsing. It's not just for pron. Remove your phone number from FB and use a throwaway webmail account, then keep Facebook runnin..." More »
Headed out to explore the frigid Arctic? Better pack some blow. Scottish author Gavin Francis details the medical supplies early 20th century expeditions took on their treks to the South Pole, and they read more like the inventory list of a heavily stocked drug den than a voyage to the coldest place on the planet. Read More >
Libratone's last AirPlay outing was a beautifully designed dud—it was just way, way too expensive. But their next stab, a compact cylinder wrapped in wool, has the chance to be the best take on AirPlay we've ever seen. Read More >
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