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Zomg
Barack Obama Uses a Zune
After all of the misinformation and dirty lies spread about Obama over the course of the presidential campaign, this is the most shocking I've heard about him: He uses a Zune. This can't be possible. More » -
Giz explains
Giz Explains: Why OS X Shrugs Off Viruses Off Better Than Windows
Mac OS X, mythically immune to common computer plagues, has actually always welcomed antivirus software. Or, uh, maybe not. Confused? No worries—here's how OS X and Windows differ on resisting viruses and other nasties.
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2:00 PM on Wed Dec 3 2008
By matt buchanan
9,570 views, 46 commentsMost discussed lankysob: "Unix-based systems are architected so that they require administrator privileges" 'architected'? As an actual architect, that makes me cry. How about 'built'? more »
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Gizmodo Gallery
At Gizmodo Gallery: A Call For Amazing Gadgets, Prizes and HDTV Content
Hey Giz friends, we're looking for a bit of help with our fund raiser, Giz Gallery. If you're capable and feeling like you can lend a hand, here's what we're looking for: awesome content to put on the 103-inch Panny Plasma, door prizes, and rare and wonderful gadgets you guys may have that we'd be honored to display.
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iPod
You Might Have a Hard Time Finding an iPod for Christmas
You expect Wiis to be rarer than cancer-survivor unicorns around Christmas, not iPods. But analyst Shaw Wu says that iPod shortages are going all around, from the iTouch to the shuffle, and at multiple retailers. More » -
Virus alert
Big Screen Virus Alert Is Worse Than a Big Screen BSoD
Reader David sends in this outdoor virus alert on the busiest street in Montreal, Canada. Could this be the start of a new FAIL trend? More » -
Prescription guns
Prescription Handguns For the Elderly and Disabled: This Won't End Well
Ohhh yes—be very afraid. Remember the Palm Pistol ergonomic handgun from a few months back? Well, you will be interested to know that it has been designated as a medical gadget by the FDA.
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Design
The KT Listening Room Shipping Container: My New Favorite Way to Travel
Forget Emirates' Sultan Class on the A380—the KT listening room built out of a converted 20-foot shipping container is the way I want to make my next trans-continental voyage. More » -
Circuit city is toast
Samsung: Hey Circuit City, Where the Hell Is Our $74 Million?
Sony isn't the only company that tried to rips its gear out of Circuit City's broke, zombie clutches. Samsung has been asking for the bankrupt company to return $74 million of merch from September. More » -
Gizmodo Gallery
At Giz Gallery: We're Setting Up Right Now
Chris Mascari and I landed in NY this morning and we're starting to set up the gallery space. The 103 inch plasma just arrived. I am thankful it is on wheels. It plugs in, and we have power, thanks to Seth Herr who donated his time and skills towards creating a direct power line for our fund raiser's HDTV, the first of three readers who jumped to volunteer for the cause. As we set up, there's nothing that exciting going on, just a couple of nerds moving around boxes and furniture, but the Justin.TV stream is below.
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Bookcase
The REK Bookcase Grows to Accommodate Your Collection
Like the Platzhalter bookshelf I discussed yesterday, the REK features an ingenious design that is both visually interesting and practical for those who accumulate a lot of books.
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Netflix streaming
Firmware Update For Netflix HD Streaming on Samsung BD Players Available Now
Just as planned, Samsung has loosed a firmware upgrade (version 2.1) for its BD-P2500 and BD-P2550 Blu-ray decks that now supports Netflix streaming in glorious 720p. Go grab it now. [Thanks, Ari!]11:55 AM on Wed Dec 3 2008
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windows 7
Windows 7 Beta 1 Will Debut on January 13th
Bob Familiar, a Microsoft Architect Evangelist, has revealed that Windows 7 Beta 1 will be distributed to attendees at the series of MSDN Developers Conferences scheduled between December 9th and February 19th. More » -
Predictions
IBM Embarrasses Itself with Five Idiotic Predictions for the Future
IBM has just released a list of five innovations it thinks we'll see in the next five years, and they're ridiculous. It's the kind of crap we laugh at when we see old Life magazine from the 40's predicting airship kitchens by the year 2000. More »11:30 AM on Wed Dec 3 2008
By Adam Frucci
12,109 views, 81 commentsMost discussed Sportyboard: That first point, about solar panels on more surfaces, seems fairly realistic, and is a good idea. The other four though... more »
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