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  1. Faber Imago+: Now Even Your Cooker Hood Has a Webcam [Kitchen]
  2. Jinsei Game of Life pedometer makes you exercise to play
  3. Armpit-based displays provide odd form of advertising
  4. Trapdoor Toaster releases bread on the bottom, removes trademark "pop"
  5. Oppo concepts foreshadow new gaming handhelds
  6. Crafty iPhone dock mod supports iPhone 3G, saves $29
  7. Primal Source Fountain Provides Hallucinations Without Drugs [Art]
  8. Panasonic Lumix Camera Summer Sequels: FZ28 18x Zoomer, 14.7-Megapixel FX150 and Ultr
  9. Panasonic Lumix LX-3 High-End Point-and-Shoot Dumps Pixels to Stay Sensitive [Lumix L
  10. Concept Toast-Dropping Toaster is Real After All: The Trapdoor Toaster [Toast]
  11. Star Wars Meets Classic Art [Star Wars]
  12. Dell offers inexplicable Xbox 360 Elite bundle with certain XPS M1730 purchases
  13. How to reveal blocked caller ID info: a video guide to risky behavior
  14. E Ink responsible for Esquire's flashing magazine cover
  15. Unmanned Japanese Cargo Spacecraft Could Be NASA's Next Space Shuttle [Space]
  16. Armpit Televisions Promote Stinky Ads [Commercials]
  17. Scientists Propose Adding Lime to Oceans to Reduce CO2 [Carbon]
  18. What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]
  19. New Wii Disc Dumper Copies Games to SD Cards [Disc Dumper]
  20. Putter Bot: The Cutest Wittle Golfer Awound [Golf Robot]
  21. Invisible, Near-Weightless Nanotubes Could Support Humans, Buildings, Space Elevators
  22. Exclusive: Inside the Lego Factory [Giz Goes To Lego]
  23. Panasonic Lumix LX3 High-End Point-and-Shoot Dumps Pixels to Stay Sensitive [Lumix Lx
  24. Coby rolls out HDR-650, HDR-700 HD Radios
  25. Samsung BlackJack II now available in pink and blue
  26. Panasonic reveals DMC-FZ28 megazoom, DMC-LX3 and DMC-FX37
  27. World's Cheapest Laptop may just be the world's cheapest laptop
  28. Nokia and Qualcomm patent arbitration begins: millions at stake, still boring
  29. Toshiba and Matsushita to jointly manufacture small OEL displays
  30. A NES Console Gets Stuffed Into a Light Gun [Put It Where It Doesn't Belong]
  31. Dell Offering XBox 360 Elite Bundle With XPS M1730 Laptop Build [Gaming]
  32. "Zero-Gee" Computing Recliner Proves Our Fat Future is Now [Lazy]
  33. Real Dinosaur on the Loose in a Museum Makes Learning Fun, Extremely Dangerous [Scien
  34. Make Your Old iPhone Dock Accommodate Your iPhone 3G's Bulbous Ass [IPhone 3G]
  35. Intel Wants FCC to Make Set-Top Box Ethernet Ports Mandatory [Fcc]
  36. BlackJack III Coming this October? [Blackjack III]
  37. How To Get Refunded on Prepackaged Vista [Vista]
  38. Willcom D4 MID gets unboxed, all four pre-orders ship out
  39. UFO crashes in Potters Fields Park as part of Vauxhall promotion
  40. Kinesis makes its keyboards even more ergonomic with new accessories
  41. Some analysts, PC makers express concern about netbooks
  42. Vaka Squeezable Lightbulbs Can Be Charged And Taken Anywhere [Concepts]
  43. Tooth Lasers Could Make Drilling a Thing of the Past [Dentophobia]
  44. Toshiba and Matsushita to Start Cranking Out OLEDs in Massive Numbers [Displays]
  45. This Giant Slip 'N Slide Looks Way More Fun Than Work [Slip 'n Slide]
  46. Hack Your Point-and-Shoot into a Time Lapse Camera [Digital Cameras]
  47. Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 Now Available, Fixes Data Corruption [Windows Home S
  48. Ego's Bentley laptop is gonna make you so cool, we swear
  49. Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 goes live
  50. SunNight Solar Giving Away 500 Solar Flashlights [Free Stuff]
  51. Even on EDGE, Mobile Safari 2.0 Is Much Faster [Mobile Safari]
  52. Nokia Responds to Batphone Allegations [Batphone]
  53. Intel's Atom gets used in... servers?
  54. Nokia's North American E71 now available at Chicago flagship store
  55. Microsoft Live Mesh Client For Mac Leaked, Tested [Live Mesh]
  56. GPS-Like System Being Developed For Moon Astronauts [Moon Travel]
  57. Apple Earnings: Record Quarter, Steve Promises "Wonderful New Products" This Year [Ap
  58. Kevlar Body Armor Could Soon Repel Germs [Not Just For Bullets]
  59. How to Tether Your iPhone 3G to Your Laptop [IPhone 3G]
  60. OCZ's Neural Impulse Actuator gets reviewed, mice everywhere safe for now
  61. S60 Touch screen shots look like... S60 with touch
  62. Optimus Pultius is a Leaner, Meaner, 15-key LED Pad [Optimus Keypad]
  63. Hi-Tech Shoes For Ladies Have Heel Height Extenders [Ladies Shoes]
  64. Video: Exoskeleton Helps Paralized Man Walk For First Time In Twenty Years [Exoskelet
  65. Arn Kim Ran MacRumors While a Fulltime Doctor [Apple]
  66. Waterproof Gadget Coating is Invisible, Mystifying, Mind Boggling Witchcraft [Technol
  67. Qik Video Streaming Goes To Public Beta, iPhone App Still Coming [Qik]
  68. Michael Arrington Wants Help Designing a $200 Open Source Internet Tablet [Tablets]
  69. Video of Netflix on the Xbox 360 in Action [NetFlix]
  70. Music On Cassette Tape Is Still the Bomb...If You're In Prison [Prison Tapes]
  71. OSU researcher developing GPS-like system for moon-bound astronauts
  72. Fujitsu bumps Amilo 3540 to Centrino 2
  73. Gartner analyst says the mouse will be on the outs within five years
  74. First S60 Touch UI Screenshots Appear, Look Promising [Symbian]
  75. GPS Vs. Radar Gun Battle Appealed: GPS Wins! [GPS]
  76. Dangerous Chemical In LCD TVs Being Replaced [Nitrogen Trifluoride]
  77. Video: Exoskeleton Helps Paralyzed Man Walk For First Time In Twenty Years [Exoskelet
  78. Netflix on the Xbox 360 gets demonstrated on video
  79. Audi unveils enviable MMI for upcoming A8 sedan
  80. Optimus Pultius: because Maximus just isn't enough
  81. Pioneer issues firmware update for screwy AVIC F-Series navigators
  82. Video: ReWalk exoskeleton helps paraplegics walk
  83. Sony Pushes Out Three New Walkmen Phones, the W302, W902 and W595 [Cellphones]
  84. Osram Push White LEDS to World-Record Brightness, Super Efficiency [LEDs]
  85. Canon Updates HD Palmcorders With HF11, HG21 Versions [Camcorders]
  86. New York Times: Analysts Aren't So Big On The Netbook Movement [TardTops]
  87. Arn Kim Ran MacRumors While a Full-time Doctor [Apple]
  88. Open Tech's "Mac clone" demonstrates a firm misunderstanding of the law
  89. Is This the Next PSP? [Psp 3000]
  90. TiVo to Pimp Their Subscribers to Amazon [TiVo]
  91. Garmin's New Nuvi 500 GPS Does Driving, Walking, Boating Nav in One Unit [GPS]
  92. The Best, Weirdest, and Most Wonderful Gadget Designs of 2008 [IDEA 2008 Awards]
  93. Toy Rocket Inspires Design of Variable-Speed Bullets [Guns]
  94. Rear-View Mirror GPS To Come to US, Named SmartMirror [GPS]
  95. SanDisk CEO says Vista "not optimized" for SSDs
  96. Conceptual baton phone does the twist
  97. Canon churns out HF11 / HG21 HD camcorders
  98. Sony Ericsson pushes out a trio of new Walkman phones, right on cue
  99. ICP Solar to integrate solar chargers into Nissans, dead batteries be gone
  100. NEC's Minority Report-Style Display Tailors Adverts For You. (Verdict: Frankenads) [A
  101. Microsoft's "Vista Doesn't Suck" Ad Campaign Thinks Everyone Remembers The 15th Centu
  102. Sony said to be prepping PSP-3000 with built-in mic
  103. Garmin introduces waterproof nuvi 500 / 550 for the argonauts
  104. TiVo lets users buy stuff from Amazon on their TV, all three QVC fans go wild
  105. Dr. Dre's Beats headphones keep they heads ringin' for $350
  106. Panasonic pushes out 14.7MP DMC-FX150 pocket shooter
  107. WowWee's Alive White Tiger Cub gets unboxed, showcased on video
  108. Rumor: MacBook touch Coming in October [Macbook Touch]
  109. Hitachi Drops Acid, Explains Terabyte Hard Drives In Crazy Cartoon [Great Moments In
  110. JVC HP-FXC50 Headphones First to Put the Speaker Driver Inside Your Ear [Ouch]
  111. iPhone Augmented Reality Program Won't Fool Any Girls [IPhone Apps]
  112. Sony HQ Shows Off 3D Fish Footage on 200-inch Mystery Display [Sony]
  113. WowWee White Tiger Cub Robot Is Unboxed, Unleashed [Toys]
  114. Nokia E71 to Hit Flagship Stores This Week [Nokia]
  115. The Beam Bed Makes Drooling on the Pillow a Divine Experience [Furniture]
  116. Osram Pushes White LEDS to World-Record Brightness, Super Efficiency [LEDs]
  117. NEC's ad system pumps out spots based on gender, age
  118. Transistors on paper become a reality
  119. Electric MINI hitting US streets in summer 2009
  120. Nanotube Scale Weighs One Atom at a Time [Nanotechnology]
  121. Japanese Couple Sold Glowing Lanyards That Were 26 Times Allowable Radiation Level, G
  122. Cruise Ship In the Middle of Hong Kong Is Actually a Crazy Shopping Center [Retromodo
  123. Save Money By Sending Free SMS on iPhone [Free Sms]
  124. Font Conference Shows Your Fonts as People, and They Are Ridiculous [Fonts]
  125. Film Industry Wants to Set a Standard For 3-D Viewing at Home [3-d]
  126. Sony Pushes Out Three New Walkman Phones, the W302, W902 and W595 [Cellphones]
  127. Number port stats suggest curious trends in iPhone 3G launch
  128. Some news from the editor's desk
  129. Super Talent makes MasterDrive MX SSDs slightly faster
  130. Report says Sony is planning a netbook, apparently news to Sony
  131. Disney's $249 remote-controlled Wall-E up for pre-order
  132. GM teams with utilities to develop electric car charging infrastructure
  133. British border guards recruit robots to root out stowaways
  134. Lightning's £120,000 all-electric sports car unveiled in London
  135. NES gets crammed into third-party light gun, plans a 187 on Bowser
  136. Gemei gets saucy with the touchscreen X780 PMP
  137. JVC's HP-FXC50 earphones promise to get closer to your eardrum
  138. Belkin BreakFree adds magnetic breakaway connector to your guitar cable
  139. Golden Shellback waterproofing defies water, reality
  140. Games for Windows Live now free
  141. ASUS continues to mercilessly flog Eee brand with Eee PC 1000HD
  142. Sony bigwig hints at GPS-enabled PSP games
  143. Tri-Solar LED Flashlight: because three panels are better than one
  144. San Francsico City Worker Hordes IT Passwords; Only Shares With Mayor Newsome [San Fr
  145. Microsoft: DirectX 11 To Use GPU For Parallel Processing [Directx]
  146. First Look At New Russian-Euro Lunar Capsule [Spacecraft]
  147. Windows Live Updated For Windows Mobile Devices [Windows Live Messenger]
  148. Windows Live Messenger Finally Arrives For BlackBerry [Windows Live]
  149. Atmos Clock Uses Changes In Temperature As Power Source [Clocks]
  150. John Mayer Cheats On Apple With a Sony Vaio [John Mayer]
  151. Comcast To Offer Wiis To New Subscribers [Dealzmodo]
  152. iPhone Apps We Want To Like: A-Level Could Replace the Floating-Bubble Level, Soon [I
  153. Pillo Lamp: A Light Source That Doubles As a Man-Fort [Concept]
  154. Beijing's Apple Store Gets Crashed By Windows XP [Apple Store]
  155. Gakken Unveils a New 8mm Camera: That's Right...NEW [Retromodo]
  156. Lightning Review: Brando Multi-Function Hard Drive Dock [Brando]
  157. Google Maps Adds Walking Directions, Bad Neighborhood Caution [Google Maps]
  158. Remote Controlled "Ultimate Wall-E" Available For Pre-Order at $250 [Toys]
  159. Moon Base Two Could House Four Astronauts for a Six Month Moon Stay [Space]
  160. Business Schools Getting Serious About GMAT Fraud With Palm Scans [Test Tech]
  161. Lightning Review: Fabrix iPhone 3G Fabric Sleeves [Review]
  162. Anti-Immigration Robot Secures Britain's Borders [Border Patrol Bot]
  163. Nerf Vulcan Fully Automatic Dart Gun Now Available [Toys]
  164. Simpsons-Engraved iPods Are Great If You Don't Have Your Own Laser Etcher [IPods]
  165. Are Gadgets Getting Plainer or Will Crazy Hardware Design Come Back? The Experts Spea
  166. Games for Windows LIVE Now Free For All (Includes Multiplayer) [Games For Windows Liv
  167. Editor Ryan Block Leaving Engadget [Engadget]
  168. SanDisk Blames Vista For Slow Deployment in SSDs [Ssd]
  169. MobileMe Updates for Windows Have Apple Pushing Borderline Bloatware Again [MobileMe]
  170. 40 Honest Gadget Ads That Won't Be Convincing Many People to Buy Anything [Photoshop
  171. Dr. Dre and Monster Cable's Beats Headphones Available At Apple and Best Buy July 25
  172. British Doggie Paratroopers to Make High-Altitude Jumps With Cameras Attached To Thei
  173. Japanese Couple Sold Glowing Lanyards That Were 26 Times Allowable Radiation Level, G
  174. Film Industry Wants to Set a Standard For 3D Viewing at Home [3-d]
  175. EcoModo - The Best of Treehugger [Roundups]
  176. CSR demonstrates Bluetooth low energy transfer
  177. AMIMON, Motorola, Sony, et al. join hands on wireless HD standard
  178. USB Watch is Deconstructed Electronic Geekiness In Action [USB]
  179. DIY Home Laser Show Reacts To Music, Probably Won't Incinerate Your Eyes [Lasers]
  180. Scientists Make First Paper-Based Transistor [Transistors]
  181. Sony, Sharp, Hitachi, Samsung and Motorola Agree on Amimom Whole-House Wireless HD St
  182. Are Extra-Widescreen 2.35:1 TVs the Future? [Widescreen]
  183. San Francisco City Worker Hoards IT Passwords; Only Shares With Mayor Newsom [San Fra
  184. Audi pilot program tells drivers how to squeeze the lemon
  185. SIM2 delivers $5,000 1080p DOMINO D60 DLP projector
  186. MSI to reportedly build LG's X110 netbook
  187. Cowon's 5-inch P5 touchscreen media player brings the haptic happy sauce
  188. Hitachi promotional video highlights Tera Era, effects of hallucinogens
  189. Samsung reveals 50- / 58- / 63-inch 7 Series plasma HDTVs
  190. Samsung gets official with LED-backlit 9 Series LCD HDTVs
  191. Garmin's waterproof nuvi 500 navigator gets reviewed
  192. Shuttle's SN78SH7 supports Hybrid SLI, launches Friday
  193. Samsung now shipping Touch of Color LCD monitors
  194. Samsung reveals $200 MediaLive Media Center Extender
  195. Samsung unveils 46- / 52-inch Series 8 LCD HDTVs
  196. Microsoft Research thinks telescopic pixels will rival LCDs
  197. AMD's Atom killer roadmap confuses even itself
  198. Nintendo failed to notify third-party devs of MotionPlus prior to E3
  199. Java homebrew devkit for the PS3 emerges, nobody cares
  200. Nihon windowpanes feature built-in photovoltaic cells
  201. Periodic Coffee Table With Embedded Element Samples [Attention Nerds]
  202. Zune Guy Getting Rid of Zune Tattoos, Probably Replacing Them With Something Equally
  203. Giz Explains: Dolby, DTS and Home Theater Audio Codec Confusion [Giz Explains]
  204. Pour Thing Keeps Sticky Sodas Off Your Gadgets [Sticky Situation]
  205. Dealzmodo: Treo 755p For $100 on Verizon [Dealzmodo]
  206. Solar Windows Generate Up To 70 Watts, Serious Debt [Solar Power]
  207. Science! T-Shirts Justify Spiting God [T-shirts]
  208. Kid Takes Down Cable Repair Man with Well-Placed Punch to the Crotch [Simple Things]
  209. Navy Scraps Plans to Build $2.6 Billion Zumwalt Class Stealth Destroyers [Military]
  210. Nintendo's Wii Classic Controller and GameCube GamePad Getting a Temporary Ban on Sal
  211. Make in Eureka Contest: Win an iPhone [Contests]
  212. Dealzmodo: $19 HDMI Graphics Card [Deals]
  213. Be Buried In an iPhone, Vista or Boobies-Inspired Coffin [Iphone Coffin]
  214. Lightning Review: Sony MDR-NC500D Digital Noise Canceling Headphones [Review]
  215. CCTV Awesomeness: How to React When a Car Crashes Into You During Lunch [Close Calls]
  216. Shopping Cart Washing Machine Ensures at Least One Thing in the Grocery Store is Safe
  217. Magic Tricycle: Chopper Meets Big Wheel [Motorcycles]
  218. Samsung Updates LED-Backlit LCD: Series 9 Expensive But Probably Worth It [Samsung]
  219. Samsung MediaLive Streams Windows Media to Televisions [Medialive]
  220. NES Buckle Guarantees Fun Everywhere, Except Your Groin [Nintendo]
  221. Samsung 8 Series 850 and 860 Slim LCDs: 1.9 Inches Thick, with Ethernet and a "Touch
  222. More Details on Samsung Series 7 Plasmas [Samsung Plasma]
  223. Why We Still Need the iPhone App Black Market [IPhone Apps]
  224. George Lucas in Carbonite [Star Wars]
  225. Monitor Large Hadron Collider's Magnet Temperatures With Real Time Status Website [Do
  226. Vizio's VP505XVT 50-Inch 1080p Plasma TV Will Cost $1,600, Use Panasonic Panel [Vizio
  227. Vizio Black Tie XVT 120Hz LCDs Out Soon; Wal-Mart Getting 120Hz By Next Year [Vizio]
  228. Fornication on the Wii is Great for Parties (NSFW) [Wii Sex]
  229. Why You Should Carry a Camcorder at All Times-Plus Infrared Goggles, Survival Kits, G
  230. Sony, Sharp, Hitachi, Samsung and Motorola Agree on Amimon Whole-House Wireless HD St
  231. San Francisco's Disgruntled IT Worker Shared the Secret Password With Mayor Newsom [S
  232. Ripple rolls out Atom-based Mini Chocolate desktop
  233. Aigo's Atom-based MID gets a price, release date
  234. Researchers boast of progress towards more efficient OLED lighting
  235. FCC tentatively approves XM / Sirius merger
  236. BlackBerry KickStart 8220 gets really early review
  237. Zune Guy fed up with Zune, seeks to cover up tattoos
  238. Hands-on with Samsung's new holiday lineup
  239. Nintendo loses another round in controller patent lawsuit
  240. Sony Reader pre-order now live in the UK, shipping in September
  241. Really, really tweak your ride: the Unidrive has arrived
  242. $2,000 Giant Twist Freedom DX electric bicycle gets pedaled on video
  243. Texas Memory breaks records, budgets with blisteringly fast RamSan-440 storage device
  244. iPod Swing Speakers Are Snap-On, Kinda Neat [IPod Speakers]
  245. iPhone 3G Selling Twice as Fast as Original [At&t]
  246. Question of the Day: Does Your Partner Understand Your Gadget Obsession? [Question Of
  247. Amazing Wii-Like 3-D Controller Interface Built With Foil, Wiring, Resistors and Ardu
  248. Lightning Review: Caps4Stix Thumstick Covers [Caps4stix]
  249. MythTV's MyMote iPhone Remote App [Iphone Remote]
  250. Crazy Human-Powered Monorail Would Deliver You to Work in a Sweaty Capsule [Concepts]