September 3rd, 2010
It’s party time for Sony, as the planets of consumerism aligned to earn it a rare win over Apple’s iPod music-playing range. It’s the first time Walkman has outsold Apple’s music players in the region since iPod arrived in 2001. (more…)  Read More →
September 2nd, 2010
And so my week’s stewardship of the good ship Gizmodo comes to an end. Let’s see what happened overnight, shall we? Hands On With The Galaxy Tab Words cannot convey how jealous I am of Nick right now. This Is What A 120MP Camera Looks Like Moving the megapixel race from silly to ludicrous Apple’s New iPod Touch Torn Apart By The FCC They’ve broken one already? Toshiba Folio Android Tablet Official Details The tablet race... 
September 1st, 2010
A new iPod touch with the iPhone 4′s dual cameras—specifically its awesome 5-megapixel shooter —is more than just another iPod touch. It’s a true killer gadget. (more…)  Read More →
August 31st, 2010
When most homes have so many iPod docks there’s invariably one being used as a doorstop, it takes an awful lot of innovation to flog a new one to the masses. Will Sony’s SRS-V500IP thermos-speaker-like dock work? Undoubtedly, no. (more…)  Read More →
August 31st, 2010
It doesn’t take a Genius (even an Apple-branded one) to work out what Apple’s releasing on Thursday. Even Apple itself is giving the game away, and the real benefit lies in scoring a cheaper-than-normal iPod. (more…)  Read More →
August 27th, 2010
After years of the same form factor, this is the new iPod nano , according to AppleInsider: More like a shuffle, it has a 3cm x 3cm screen and retains the classic 30-pin dock connector. Looks hard to use. [ AppleInsider ]  Read More →
August 26th, 2010
My Netflix Instant queue is long. Very, very long. And because I’m not a quitter, I’m determined to watch every last bit of it. Attacking it from my iPhone actually gives me a fighting chance. (more…)  Read More →
August 24th, 2010
The digital radios are coming thick and fast at the moment. The latest release from Pure is the Oasis Flow, a weatherproof DAB+ and Internet radio combo with an integrated iPod dock. (more…)  Read More →
August 23rd, 2010
In an alternate universe, the Panda-people plug in their iPods to speakers shaped like humans. I’m not going to tell you where the dock is though, because in this universe, we have to use our imagination. I mean, that’s probably how the Gosh iPanda iPod speaker dock was invented. (more…)  Read More →
August 19th, 2010
These lovely Homer Simpson iPhone decals might be pictured on 3GSes, but I’m sure they’d look just as fun on an iPhone 4. $US10. [ Etsy via NerdApproved ]  Read More →
August 17th, 2010
Given the model number YP-MB2 and looking like the Galaxy S, the Samsung Galaxy Player will run Android OS, have a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, a 1GHz processor, a 3MP camera and Wi-Fi connectivity. [ Samsung Hub via Tech Radar ]  Read More →
August 15th, 2010
We all now know that iPhones can be hacked in one simple web page visit , that Apple has issued a patch to fix the issue and that it tweaked its in-store networks to stop pranksters jailbreaking Apple store phones . But apparently that edict doesn’t stretch to Apple down under, to judge from this picture from an Australian Apple store sent in by reader Phil over the weekend. Spotted anything similar in your local branch? Thanks Phil!  Read More →
August 14th, 2010
The San Jose Mercury News is reporting that Paul Shin Devine, a mid-level Apple global supply manager, has been arrested and accused of accepting $US1 million in kickbacks from various Asian suppliers of iPhone and iPod accessories. Devine’s alleged co-conspirator, Andrew Ang of Singapore, was also named in the 23-count federal grand-jury indictment. (more…)  Read More →
August 8th, 2010
In the moments before “Barefoot Bandit” Colton Harris-Moore was apprehended, he tossed a MacBook and an iPod into the sea. Now FBI sleuths are racing against time to recover data from the devices that could further damn this elusive burglar. (more…)  Read More →
August 7th, 2010
Jailbreaking is truly and totally back for every iDevice, and it hasn’t been this easy for years . But with iOS 4′s new features, is it worth the (minimal) effort? Sixteen times yes. (more…)  Read More →
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