Last week we gave the Apple loyalists in attendance a chance to rip and rag the iPhone 4 , and this time around we’re doing the same for Motorola’s best frienemies. The Droid X is without question the largest Droid in the family today, and calling it a showstopper on Verizon would probably be understating things.
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How would you change Motorola’s Droid X?
It’s that time of the year again! Yep, the time when most laptop makers start thinking about the holiday season and unleash a massive amount of systems. Samsung’s kicking off its announcements at IFA with the SF and NF Series, both of which have a brand new wave or fin-like designs — they were apparently codenamed “shark” within the company. Beginning with the netbooks, the NF series will hit in the coming weeks and will be available in two skus — the ivory, single-core Atom NF210 will be $379 and the silver NF310 will have a dual-core Atom processor for $399.
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Samsung launches new NF and SF Series laptops with ’shark’-like designs
Do you hear that? It’s the sound of Nilay Patel’s heavy breathing and ice clinking, but not there.
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Engadget Podcast 210 - 08.27.2010
It’s that time again, the Engadget Show is back in a big way tomorrow , August 27th at 8pm ! First up, Josh is sitting down with Samsung Chief Strategy Officer Omar Khan to chat up the company’s recent Android sprint, then Engadget’s investigative correspondent Rick Karr is back to scale a skyscraper and check up on an AT&T team tasked with improving New York’s data infrastructure. Next up, Josh and Paul welcome fellow editor Joanna Stern back to the roundtable and we’ve got an exclusive live demo of Rock Band 3 , plus a special Harmonix surprise…
Is your mouse too boring? Does your hand routinely fall asleep while resting on it? Well, Microsoft , known for sexying up its mice with all manner of wild patterns, has struck again — this time, with the Wireless Mobile 4000 series
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Microsoft’s Wireless Mobile 4000 mice get a sassy new coat of paint
Ever wonder what time of the day people opt for ” private ” internet browsing ? Well wonder no more thanks to these graphs depicting what times and for how long Firefox users lurk for pr0n in private mode.
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Graph Depicting When Firefox’s ‘Private Mode’ Is Activated. Alternatively, When Do Guys Play With Themselves?
Ninjabread Men are ninja -shaped cookie cutters from Fred & Friends so you can stage little cookie fights in your highchair while mommy fixes dinner . Just don’t knock over your sippy cup! These stealthy warriors are set to sneak into your kitchen and stage a cookie coup! Cut, bake, decorate…and then watch them disappear! Ninjabread Men are molded from rugged, food-safe ABS plastic and packaged in a colorful giftbox.
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Deadly Deliciousness: Ninjabread Cookies
It’s that time again, the Engadget Show is back in a big way this Friday, August 27th at 8pm ! First up, Josh is sitting down with Samsung Chief Strategy Officer Omar Khan to chat up the company’s recent Android sprint, then Engadget’s investigative correspondent Rick Karr is back to scale a skyscraper and check up on an AT&T team tasked with improving New York’s data infrastructure. Next up, Josh and Paul welcome fellow editor Joanna Stern back to the roundtable and we’ve got an exclusive live demo of Rock Band 3 , plus a special Harmonix surprise… oh, and be ready to rock out to mind numbing chiptunes music, since Zen Albatross and invaderbacca are back for an encore performance! You were wondering about giveaways
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The Engadget Show returns this Friday, August 27th with Samsung CSO Omar Khan, Rock Band 3, crazy giveaways, and much more!
This year’s iteration of VIZIO’s top of the line XVT LCDs (at least until the XVT3D — n
And so it comes to this, the final bleak chapter of our time with the Sharpie Liquid Pencil . If you’ll recall, the Liquid Pencil first increased nerd heartbeats around the world a week and a half ago, when it was launched promising to write like a pen, erase like a pencil, and eventually dry like a Sharpie permanent marker. In fact, those were Sharpie’s exact words : “Becomes permanent like a Sharpie marker after three days.” The world seemed yet full of wonder; our ambition was limitless.
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Sharpie Liquid Pencil, the aftermath: it’s ‘permanent,’ not permanent
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