Publication: Gizmodo

First reported 13 mins ago - Updated 11 mins ago - 1 reports
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Corporation

Microsoft's New Kinect: Much More Than Mere Motion Control

I hope you like motion control because it ain't going nowhere. Microsoft just announced its new Kinect and though it's not literally wired into the Xbox One, it'll be coming with every One sold. But this time, Kinect is less about about gaming, and more ... [Published Gizmodo - 13 mins ago]
First reported 1 hour ago - Updated 1 hour ago - 1 reports
Columbia Records
Columbia Records

Don't Get Daft Punk's New Album Without Also Getting the Helmet

After Halloween revelers desperately wanted to buy his impressively detailed Daft Punk helmet (Thomas Bangalter version) Mauricio Santoro realized he could probably make a few bucks from his creation. So he got a small production line going and is now ... [Published Gizmodo - 1 hour ago]
First reported 2 hours ago - Updated 2 hours ago - 1 reports
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)

This Printer Spits Out 10 Meters of Solar Panel Every Minute

Australia is on the cusp of a solar energy revolution. First, a recent study suggests that the country could power its entire national domestic infrastructure using only solar (while slashing the price of home electricity by 70 percent). Now, the University ... [Published Gizmodo - 2 hours ago]
First reported 2 hours ago - Updated 2 hours ago - 1 reports
YouTube LLC
YouTube LLC

This Adorable Flipboard Printing GIF Camera Needs To Be Real

Are you ready to have your heart broken? The GIF-TY camera, designed and built by Jiho Jang as part of his college thesis, is an adorable Polaroid-like snapper that captures animated GIFs and actually prints them out as tiny flipbooks on instant Z-ink ... [Published Gizmodo - 2 hours ago]
First reported 2 hours ago - Updated 2 hours ago - 1 reports

Our Effect on Earth's Water Cycle Is Both Fascinating and Terrifying

Initially, access to water defined where humanity could grow and develop. But now the opposite is true, and we're the ones directing the future of our global water system. Watching that transition unfold is as sobering as it is stunning.This three minute ... [Published Gizmodo - 2 hours ago]
First reported 2 hours ago - Updated 2 hours ago - 1 reports

Watch a Man Fall 300m Down a Cliff and NOT Die

This amazing piece of footage is from Matthew Gough?s helmet cam, which recorded the moment when his base-jumping parachute got twisted sending him hurtling to the ground. Shocked, dazed and confused about what just happened, Gough somehow escaped with ... [Published Gizmodo - 2 hours ago]
First reported 2 hours ago - Updated 2 hours ago - 1 reports
Hanna-Barbera
Hanna-Barbera

Why Are There No Black People On The Jetsons?

One of the most common questions I hear about the original 1962-63 run of "The Jetsons" is where are all the people of color?Scan any crowd shot in the first season of "The Jetsons" and you'd be hard pressed to find any non-white faces. Were the animators ... [Published Gizmodo - 2 hours ago]
First reported 22 hours ago - Updated 3 hours ago - 2 reports

Yahoo Completely Redesigned Every Part of Flickr

It's a Yahoo news bonanza today. Just after the company this morning announced its $1.1 billion dollar acquisition of Tumblr, it showed off a completely redesigned version of Flickr.SHere's what's up: Yahoo announced a totally different web experience ... [Published Gizmodo - 20 hours ago]
First reported 9 hours ago - Updated 6 hours ago - 2 reports

PSA: Your Skype Messages Aren’t as Private as You Think They Are

Most people think of Skype as a secure means of communication, with messages kindly delivered using end-to-end encryption. But a new report by Ars Technica suggests that?s far from the case â and Microsoft is often dipping into your communications.Having ... [Published Gizmodo - 9 hours ago]
First reported 23 hours ago - Updated 20 hours ago - 2 reports

Bonk the Day Away With a Floating, 4-in-1 Fisherman’s Best Friend

For the fisherman with space constraints, cramming every little piece of gear you?ll need into one little tackle box can be just as frustrating as it is disorganized. Fortunatelyâat least for the smaller bitsâthe Kombo Fish Tool will keep you from fumbling ... [Published Gizmodo - 21 hours ago]
Entities: Plastics
First reported May 20 2013 - Updated May 20 2013 - 2 reports

It's Official: Yahoo Is Buying Tumblr, Promises "Not to Mess It Up"

After rumors spread during the weekend, it's now official: Yahoo is buying Tumblr. Yahoo has announced the takeover, aptly enough, on Tumblr, explaining that it "promises not to screw it up." That's a reference, obviously, to the complete mess it's made ... [Published Gizmodo - May 20 2013]
First reported May 20 2013 - Updated May 20 2013 - 2 reports

China Is Hacking America Again

Just three months after hacks by Chinaâs Peopleâs Liberation Army came to an abrupt halt, the country is once again attacking US targets reports the New York Times. Hacks on organisations like the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times ceased three ... [Published Gizmodo - May 20 2013]

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...These cells aren't meant to replace conventional, inorganic panels, quite the opposite in fact. "The different types of cells capture light from different parts of the solar spectrum. So rather than being competing technologies, they are actually very complementary" said CSIRO materials scientist Dr Scott Watkins
This Printer Spits Out 10 Meters of Solar Panel Every Minute [Published Gizmodo - 2 hours ago]
...ever need or want unless that person was a sheik with limitless funds: a zero-gravity spa (the world's first!), a vertical windwind tunnel, and an "other worldly [sic] experience for guests wishing to travel to distant galaxies." It'll also be home to a 24-hour mall and a marina that can house your yacht as long as it's under 656 feet long
Giant Boner Space Hotel? No Thanks, Says Barcelona [Published Gizmodo - 3 hours ago]
..."As a result," explains author Martin Jucker, "atmospheric phenomena can travel around the globe, exchanging information even from remote places of the Earth easily."
10 of the Year's Most Beautiful Science Images [Published Gizmodo - 4 hours ago]
"While breech of the condominium rules is not of itself a ground for sustaining this (notice), respondent was in breach (through Warren's acts) and the existence of the rule against rental for transient, hotel, or motel purposes is evidence that the unit owners were to restrict their use to permanent occupation."
Judge Rules That Airbnb Is Illegal in New York [Published Gizmodo - 6 hours ago]

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