We all take things for granted. Like having a school. Or a computer. That's why Gizmodo and some friendly gadget…
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Steve Jobs’ death is heartbreaking, but might be the perfect point to take a second and look at the good, bad and as…
Cyrus Sutton is a surfer. And he's reviewing Final Cut Pro X for Gizmodo. Why? Because he's one of the best surf…
After five years at Gizmodo, I'm moving on to play around in the ocean a bit more and figure out what my next…
This week is the centennial of the Titanic's launch, May 31st, 1911. Why was she considered unsinkable? Because of…
Ninety six minutes. Eleven shocks by defibrillator. Two dozen rescuers pounding his chest in shifts to bring vital…
The NYTimes reports that Google's Music service, which we're expecting to be launched Tuesday morning, will be…
Measuring a shark. You could do it by catching one and holding up a tape measure from its fin to its head. Or you…
Remember that crazy battery-powered jet surfboard? Turns out it's pretty quick, pushing 20 pounds of thrust good for…
What's the coolest thing about a royal wedding? It's the hats, stupid! [Jezebel]
The Triton 36,000 is an amazing submarine. Previous generations of the Triton only went to 3,300 feet but the new…
The Naneye camera is 1 by 1 mm—or smaller than a match-head—and does 250x250 pixels at 44 frames per second. The…
"These kids are losing time where they create beauty every day," Professor Christen said. "But it's hard for me to…
I let most component news hit the floor but I can't seem to get enough of SSD news because of how much I want my…
A fascinating prototype of sensor the size of a cubic millimeter has been developed with a lot of brilliant…
This robot is wonderful. I'd let it sew me up, anytime.
Om says so. And says it may have been sold for 4.5m dollars. [GigaOm]
Using delicate lasers to ionize but not burn difference sections of your hair for precise chemical analysis, this…
Wired has the breakdown in this month's What's Inside. For starters, lots of water: