This blog use the great material from SEXINFO101. Please visit them for more information on everything about sex.
Gizmodo- When Style Meets Suction: The Escargot Vacuum [Vacuums] December 27, 2009Vacuuming is functional, and sometimes it's bloody expensive, but rarely would I use the term "fashionable" to describe this weekly chore. And yet, this Toshiba/Electrolux collaboration, inexplicably called the Escargot, exists. The tiny shoulder slung vacuum is encased in brushed metal, costs a modest $130, and weighs just five pounds. It […]
- iToos M6HD PMP Provides 1080i HD On the Cheap [PMPs] December 27, 2009Importers take note: This budget priced PMP doesn't look like much, but she has it where it counts. It being price (about $60-$90) and output (1080i). The 4.3-inch screen supports a 1360x768 resolution, the internal storage checks in a 4GB, and there's room for more memory thanks to memory card slot on the side. Other goodies include 720p output fo […]
- Datamancer at It Again with Steampunk-Inspired Luxury Keyboard [Steampunk] December 27, 2009Steampunk-inspired PC master modder Datamancer (aka Rich Nagy) is no stranger to Gizmodo, and his latest work, a keyboard called Sojourner, is yet another example of his mastery within the genre. If you really like steampunk-inspired gear, this can be yours for about $1,200 to $1,500. The keys have all been artificially distressed to give the impression that […]
- This Is Not the Baby Jesus You Were Looking For [Lego] December 27, 2009Much better than Lucas'* prequel explanation. [Flickr] * See, Lucas in Spanish means Luke. Get it? GET IT? Oh, TFSU.
- Mysterious Earth's Core Plume Shifting the Magnetic North Pole [Science] December 27, 2009The north magnetic pole is moving at 37 miles-a-year toward Russia, which means they're stealing it. Or the Earth's core is fluxing. Actually, nobody really knows what's happening. I just hope it's not a prelude to a catastrophic magnetic shift. Arnaud Chulliat—geophysicist at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris—says th […]
- Brodmann Blades Ping Pong Paddle Puts the Game In the Palm of Your Hand [Ping Pong] December 27, 2009Can you believe it? Ping Pong paddle gloves! The game, it has changed! Now, granted, I haven't actually slipped my hand into one of these potentially revolutionary paddles, but the design alone had me salivating this morning and that has to mean something, right? The $100 set includes the two paddles, four balls, terrycloth wristbands and a carrying cas […]
- Electronics May Still Be OK for U.S. and U.S.-to-U.K Air Travel [Rumor Smash] December 27, 2009When crazy stuff happens on airplanes, as it did on Christmas, you can rest assured security will tighten and terrifying electronics restrictions will fall into place. But in this latest case, our electronics? They may still be "safe." I bring that up because there was apparently this nasty rumor going around that all electronics would soon be bann […]
- Happy Holidays to You, Dear Weird Dude and Your Sex Fembot [Robots] December 27, 2009Remember Aiko, the fembot created by amateur inventor Le Trung? Well, apparently she and his boyfriend/creator spent Christmas with his family, and he even got her presents. He claims that she's exactly like a real woman. Seriously, Le? Let's review: "Aiko can recognise faces and says hello to anyone she has met." OK. Sounds good enough. […]
- The Vile History of Gift Cards and How They Came to Destroy Christmas [Gift Cards] December 27, 2009Gift cards have ruined Christmas. An utterly depressing fact: They're the most popular present in the United States. Did you know Blockbuster is responsible for the modern gift card? The Big Money's history of gift cards is a fascinating timeline of how they spread like a virus, infecting every gift-giving tradition we hold dear: Neiman Marcus actu […]
- Is Your Kindle Spying On You? (Yes.) [Ebooks] December 27, 2009If you don't want other people to know what you read, you probably shouldn't own an ereader. And you really shouldn't get a constantly connected Kindle or Nook, at least according to the EFF's eye-opening guide to ebook privacy. The Kindle and Nook are tied to Amazon and Barnes & Noble's respective bookstores, meaning every purch […]
- The Place Where Cameras Are Reincarnated [Cameras] December 27, 2009Do you believe in gadget heaven? How about reincarnation? The Precision Camera repair facility brings a good part of a million smashed, malfunctioning and dead shooters back to life every year. They get almost 3000 broken cameras a day—from warranties, users and extended warranties. Technicians focus their expertise on a particular brand and fix them u […]
- Can Google's Chrome Banner Change the Course of the Browser Wars? [Browser Wars] December 27, 2009Google has an ad banner in their search home page for their Chrome browser. Can it eventually change the course of the browser wars? And what can happen if it does? Google's search home page has stayed clean forever, with no clutter or advertising banners of any kind. When Chrome came out, they broke their self-imposed rule to promote their browser when […]
- First Look: GV Mobile 2.0 for the iPhone [Google] December 27, 2009GV Mobile is now available for jailbroken iPhone devices for free, but there's something better coming up… GV Mobile 2.0. Here's a first look at the app. It's pretty simple: Apple's iPhone OS is basically the only major smartphone operating system without an official or unofficial Google Voice client. We used to have GV Mobile and VoiceCe […]
- Antique Steam Engine Rescues Passengers After Electric Trains Fail in the Bitter Cold [Trains] December 27, 2009When a UK electric rail was disabled by the snow and cold, 100 passengers were left stranded. Until a Tornado came and whisked them home. That is, the steam engine named Tornado, built with 1940s tech. Speed isn't everything. [BBC]
- Privacy Win: Cellphone Search Without Warrant Declared Illegal [Privacy] December 27, 2009Score for privacy rights: In a 4-to-3 vote, the Supreme Court of Ohio has ruled that police has no right to search your phone without a search warrant, overruling previous lower court decisions on the matter. This is great news. In the State of Ohio vs Antwaun Smith, the Supreme Court has declared the search of Smith's cellphone—who was arrested a […]
- Panasonic's Future High Power Lithium Ion Batteries Will Kick 20-30% Harder [Battery] December 27, 2009Great news: Panasonic not only started mass producing laptop type battery with a record setting rating of 3.1 amp hours this December, but in the next few years, will make these cells with up to 4.0 amps in 2013. Yowzer. Part of the secret is to use nickel instead of carbon for the positive terminal in each cell. The previous record at Panasonic for type cel […]
- Travel Bags Versus 10,300-Pound Elephant: FIGHT! [Travel] December 27, 2009It's not a scientific test, but is there any other better way to test the strength of five bag brands than using a 10,300-pound elephant? Maybe there is, but it won't be this fun. Surprisingly, one bag resisted: It took 14 minutes to crack open a $545 Tumi, eight minutes to open a $218 Delsey, one minute to open a legendary $240 Samsonite, and twen […]
- Apple Job Posting Hints at Cloud-Based iWork [Apple] December 27, 2009Considering Office 2010's cloud-based plans, it's no surprise that Apple's iWork division is courting developers to build "a scalable rich internet application." Let's face it: That means iWork in the cloud is (almost) definitely coming. iWork already has a website that allows users to upload documents and comment on them, but n […]
- How to Make Your Baby a Genius: The Science Quilt [Science] December 27, 2009Now here's how to ensure your child's Nobel Prize. Babies might not understand the theory of relativity (or words even), but maybe this science quilt will have the little tot thinking early enough to get a jump-start on the competition. I love the way that images representing atomic physics are laid on top fabric featuring dinosaurs riding in a wag […]
- Star Wars Like You Have Never Seen Them Before [Space] December 27, 2009This photo shows the power of image post-processing. It also shows that we are a tiny speck of nothingness in the middle of a fiery cosmic fluff. Enjoy the famous M51 galaxy, like you have never seen it before. Click on the image to see it in high definition. Scientists have digitally reprocessed data from the Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys to get […]
- When Style Meets Suction: The Escargot Vacuum [Vacuums] December 27, 2009
0 responses so far ↓
There are no comments yet...Kick things off by filling out the form below.
You must be logged in to post a comment.