Lavish Photography Accessories For Your iPhone

Be honest, you use your phone camera more than your real one. Even selfies deserve the best quality!

Sarah Karlan 2 months ago 47 responses

Unleash Your Inner Jedi

Thalmic Labs has announced a $149 armband called MYO that detects motion and muscle movements to allow control of a Mac, PC, or other device using gestures.

Moffett 2 months ago 66 responses

17 Gadgets That Are Treating Us Like Dumb Babies

I like useful tech toys as much as the next human, but sometimes I’m also like, “I know how to take care of mySELF, engineers!” You know? Here are some gadgets you shouldn’t need if you’re a grownup.

Katie Heaney 5 months ago 128 responses

How To Cyber Monday, If You Must

There are a million reasons to skip Black Friday and Cyber Monday. But if you do it, you should do it right.

Matt Buchanan 5 months ago 26 responses

28 Cool Toasters To Make Your Morning Better

Because toast is a culinary masterpiece that deserves only the best technology.

Allison McCann 7 months ago 16 responses

31 Reasons Pinterest Is The New SkyMall

If you need strange pillows, umbrellas and cool dogs, the technology section of Pinterest is where to find them.

Allison McCann 7 months ago 237 responses

8 Weird But Possibly Helpful Gadgets For Long-Distance Lovers

A new device lets long-distance couples (sort of) have sex remotely. It’s one of many inventions that purport to make long-distance love easier.

Anna North 7 months ago 47 responses

Do Sonic Bug Repellents Actually Work?

It’s summer, the mosquitos are buzzing and you want relief. Can you really battle bugs with sound, though?

Reyhan Harmanci 9 months ago 6 responses

This Is Why You Shouldn’t Complain About Your Smartphone

Just download your apps and be happy, ok?

Samir Mezrahi a year ago 3 responses

23 Expensive Gadgets Destroyed For Your Amusement

People these days are getting fed up with technology. Hopefully these videos will satisfy your urge to smash your gizmos so you don’t have to.

Keenan Roberts a year ago 9 responses

Gadgets 2000 Vs. Gadgets 2012

Sure, it’s convenient. But if it breaks, you’re screwed.

makeuseof a year ago 133 responses

The Biggest Gadget Scoops Site in the World

Tech sites fear it and Americans know nothing about it. Tinhte.vn gets new gadgets before anyone, and they can’t be stopped.

John Herrman a year ago 13 responses

Tech Companies Mum On Factory Audits

Under immense pressure, Apple decided to let independent auditors into its suppliers’ factories. So we asked other companies: Will you do the same?

John Herrman a year ago 8 responses

The 9 Most Ill-Conceived Gadgets on huffingtonpost.com ›

Well, that can’t all be winners. But at what point does product development think the “stalker” market is under-represented?

The Huffington Post a year ago respond

Silly, Useless, Awesome

You don’t need any of these things, and probably wouldn’t use them if you did. And yet, they are awesome! View List ›

Scott Lamb a year ago 54 responses

Binoculars That Record Video In 3-D

Every Peeping Tom in the world is having a party right now.

Dorsey Shaw a year ago respond

Futuristic Phone Watch

Not sure wether this will catch on or not. Reminds me a little of those “black” LCD watches from the early ’80s, when you had to press a button to see the time. Cool though! View List ›

BurnRed 2 years ago 33 responses

Best Boxes for Streaming Internet Video to Your TV on switched.com ›

Watch low def YouTube clips on your hi def TV!

switched 2 years ago respond

Conflict Minerals

The brutal and devastating war in the Congo is fueled in no small part by “conflict minerals,” such as tantalum, tungsten, tin and gold. All of these minerals end up in our fancy gadgets in one way or another. Watch Video ›

The Internet's Very Own... 2 years ago 36 responses

Skin Deep: A Magic Wand to Make Skin’s Flaws Disappear on nytimes.com ›

These days, the quest for flawless but unnoticeable coverage is gadget-driven.

NYTimes 2 years ago respond

Worst Gadgets of the Decade- Gizmodo on gizmodo.com ›

Gizmodo does a great job of reminding gadget freaks and those of us “early adopters” of some of the hyped (and now obsolete) gadgets of the decade. Starting off with the “cue-cat” and ending with the “Twitter Peek”.

Richard Chemel 3 years ago 17 responses

The World’s Smallest Helicopter

This is pretty close to pretending you’re inspector gadget. Watch Video ›

Chopped 3 years ago 27 responses

Gabe & Max’s 100 Seconds

Please enjoy the first episode of your new favorite internet talk show not involving ferns. It has just the right amount of gadgets. Watch Video ›

Amanda Dobbins 3 years ago 27 responses

The Ultimate Gadget Decision Flowchart

Should you get the new [insert gadget here] or not? [Note: A handy guide for gadget enthusiasts. But be honest with yourself, you’re probably going to buy the thing anyway. It’s so shiny!] View Image ›

graphman 3 years ago 47 responses

The Best Inventions of 2008 on time.com ›

Time presents its list of this year’s top inventions. Really? The Peek? I don’t think anyone’s grandmother even used that gadget.

Lindsey W. 4 years ago respond

Gadget Gloves

Gloves with features to help you access your gadgets are all the rage. No need to turn on your iPhone with your nose, glovemakers have caught on to our need to stay connected while staying warm. Glove will save the day. Read More ›

Leti 4 years ago respond

Poken

A Poken is a small gadget for your keychain that allows you to share all your social networking information with other people just by touching your Poken to theirs. A less dirty-sounding description is that it’s like an electronic business card that stores your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn profiles. So your new friends and business contacts can see your goofy-ass Facebook photos without even having to Google you. Read More ›

Jack Shepherd 4 years ago respond

Peek

The device — which is used exclusively for e-mail — is getting all kinds of love from the gadget world. When a Blackberry scares you and your fingers are too clunky for the iPhone, there may be no better choice. Read More ›

Eliot Glazer 4 years ago respond

Jewberry

You can finally stop searching for a way to read Hebrew text on your Blackberry with this third-party app. Sorry to break the news, tech-savvy Hasids: God has an iPhone. Read More ›

Eliot Glazer 4 years ago respond