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March 2007

The Case of the Disappearing YouTube Video

Saturday, 31 March 2007 6:17 P GMT-06

Robert Cringely takes issue with YouTube's blind compliance with DMCA requests by looking at a pulled interview that reportedly potentially poses problems for Steve Jobs in regards to a lawsuit between Apple and Burst.com. The problem is that the act

Vin Au Verre: Kegerator for Wine

Saturday, 31 March 2007 6:17 P GMT-06

Generally one steers clear of establishments with "wine on tap", but from the comfort of one's pretentious Manhattan loft we understand that such phrases may actually be encouraged. The Vin Au Verre can hold 8 bottles (4 red, 4 white) of your readi

Terratec Headset Master: Surround Sound Gaming

Saturday, 31 March 2007 6:17 P GMT-06

The Terratec Headset Master is an interesting, $78 solution to surround sound gaming that not only ignores the need for speakers, but for that completely inexpensive-to-buy-awesome-quality soundcard that you've been cheaply admiring from afar. The

Pelican Flashlight: Scarier Than a Gun

Saturday, 31 March 2007 6:17 P GMT-06

See that badass guy above holding the gun? Well that's no gun—that's a flashlight. Ok, it's really a gun. But the new Pelican 7060 is still hardcore enough to fool you for a moment, and that's all that matters. Designed for the LAPD, the Pel

OCZ Trifecta: Swiss Army Knife of Storage/Sausage

Saturday, 31 March 2007 6:17 P GMT-06

The OCZ Trifecta combines SD, MicroSD, and USB into one super device that may not be a creation of Earth. I's kinda like if one were to combine bacon grease, butter and lard in one package; it's pretty sure to get the job done, whatever it may be.

Dragon I iPod Dock: Hot.

Saturday, 31 March 2007 6:17 P GMT-06

Just when we were sick of iPod docks, Smart Design releases the Dragon I. So what makes the design a "dragon"? We'll put it to our Gizmodo dragon test we've just been dying to try out. 1. Breathes Fire - NO 2. Has Some Red on It - YES 3. Coated i

Computerworld to Microsoft: Fear the Fruit

Saturday, 31 March 2007 6:17 P GMT-06

Scot Finnie, who recently made a public conversion to Macs over the course of three months, has an interesting, if disagreeable, piece on how Apple is competing with Microsoft more smartly than it ever has before. His key points: • Mac is finall

Sony Ericsson W580: A Nice Pedometer

Saturday, 31 March 2007 11:17 A GMT-06

The Sony Ericsson W580 sports ONE feature that we were mock/really drooling over just the other day: a pedometer. Even though the pedometer has essentially become the "stick a clock in it" device of the new millennium, this video shows that designe

New Bluetooth!

Saturday, 31 March 2007 11:17 A GMT-06

Only Gizmodo readers/writers would get excited about a new Bluetooth standard, which is precisely why we went with the seldom seen exclamation point in the headline! The Version 2.1 + EDR update will allow... Improved Paring If you are wearing a he

Hood Toaster: MRI Your Bread

Saturday, 31 March 2007 11:17 A GMT-06

The Mool Hood Toaster is undoubtedly more likely to get you laid than the standard 2-hole variety, but with this concept modeled without any objects for scale, a once brave little toaster comes across more like a Massive Human Baker of Doom. So whe

CardioPocket: Is that an EKG in Your Pocket?

Saturday, 31 March 2007 11:17 A GMT-06

The CardioPocket by CardioSen'C isn't jut another wallet, though we're guessing you knew that since the word "cardio" is attached to the (can I pull off the word "bloody" here?) thing. Designed to function as a normal wallet during the day, at nigh

B. Duck Bath Radio: Singing Songs from the Heart

Saturday, 31 March 2007 11:17 A GMT-06

Last week we received a letter. It was from a boy named Sam, who once had a $30 rubber ducky bath radio. He'd take baths with this duck every weekend, auto-scanning to find Casey's Top 40 while his fingers pruned up. It was the greatest time of his l