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Holy jeez! This is like Knight Rider here, man!

Map of the most popular photo spots!

Combining GPS information with Flickr photos creates these maps of major cities and their popular photo locations!

Australian Sun iPhone Controllable

This full scale 3D model of the sun, holographically suspended in the air, can be remotely influenced by iOS devices. AWESOMESAUCE.

Chrome Out of Beta!

Google Chrome, Google's new browser is now out of beta! This is an acheievement, because as some of you may know, Gmail is still in beta.

What's new in iPhone 4.0?.

Gizmodo published a list of new features in iPhone OS 4.0. Messages has new features, tethering is finally almost working (YAY!), and camera roll can be viewed in landscape view among other things. However, they warn that it's not a toy, and can often crash your iPhone!

The Laser Turns 50!

Gizmodo has an article about the history of the laser, which has just turned 50!

Scope Watch

This watch from Yanko Design is amazing! I want one, except it's $190 D:

iPhone OS 4 Revisited

Gizmodo has released a article on what the iPhone OS doesn't give the iPhone.

La-z Boy

This concept chair from La-z boy shows a possibly multitouch screen that is awesome. I'm both lazy and want to use computers, therefore this is great.

Photoshop Thing!

I made this image today, using a technique I learned over the weekend. Using filter>Render>Fibers(16/4), and then motion blurring the image(90˚/999), you create this blurred lines effect. The rainbow is a simple spectrum gradient and an overlay blend mode.

AT&T 3G MicroCell

A review via Gizmodo of this device. Effectively, this device is a downsized cellphone tower for personal use, that increases cell reception.

iPhone OS 4

Apple says they're going to give us a preview of iPhone OS 4 on April 8th at 10:00am! Awesome.

CS5 Content Aware Fill

This new feature set to debut in Adobe Photoshop CS5 allows you to more easily delete, correct, and alter images that have undesired elements. This new method creates smarter fills, that make more use of the information around them to be able to balance colors, shadows, and objects easier than the current tools possibly could.

Kindle for Mac

Kindle for PC has been out for a while, but now the mac version is out as well! This allows people to read their Kindle books on their computers, which is flippin sweet.

Portal 2: Writing

Gameinformer's interview with Valve for it's portal 2 coverage has been unveiled! This interview focuses on the humor and wit of the first game, and how they plan to bring the same thing to the second game.

Ghosts

This is a picture of the inside of an atom showing an electron at the size of a pixel, and the relative distance between the proton.

Portal 2

Gameinformer is running a month of Portal 2 release coverage, and so far it's AMAZING. Portal was the crown jewel of the Orange Box, and the second one purports to be seven hundred billion times better.

In Soviet Russia, Gadgets Invent You!

Gizmodo's newest photoshop contest, 17 Modern Gadgets Dragged Back Into The USSR, is AWESOME.

Steam for Mac!

Valve is releasing a Steam client for mac, which means that now many of the games available on Steam will be available for Mac! Also, PORTAL 2 FOR MAC! :D

Paint With Light

This new concept would allow you to customize your lighting any way you wish! It has multiple colors, and could be used in so many awesome ways.

AT&T Favors Wi-Fi iPad

It's been a topic of debate, get the WiFi iPad, or wait for the 3G version? AT&T's CEO says wifi in this article.

Skinput

This system uses acoustic monitoring to detect where you depress the skin, to use as a marker for apps. PROJECTED ON YOUR BODY.

A compromise between real keyboards and touchscreen

This device uses dynamic reconfiguring buttons, which can go blank and become a touch screen!

Okay to pay?

Gizmodo has released an article about when it's okay to pay for an iPhone app. Their "Professor Dealzmodo" tells us that many of the apps aren't okay to pay for

Google's Algorithm

Wired has released a new article about how Google works. The many important acievements in their algorithmic technology are chronicled here!

10 BILLIONth song downloaded from the iTunes music store

After a short distance from the 1 billionth, Apple is counting down to it's 10 Billionth song sold. They've even got a flip counter

"The Shortcut To Her Heart," ctrl+z Apology Card

These cards are perfect. "You forgot to pick up our daughter!" "CONTROL ZEEEE!"

Private Bittorent Trackers

Gizmodo has an article about private bittorent trackers. These are special, invite only connections that allow faster downloads through peer to peer connections. As someone who has been trying for almost a week now to download something, I would love a higher speed tracker.

Calculatge the speed of light by melting chocolate.

Wired has written an article about how you can measure the speed of light (299,792,458 meters per second), by melting chocolate! Cooool!

Google Familliar

Gizmodo has released a photoshop contest, where entrants created mockups of google services. The point was to show how google could encroach on our lives EVEN MORE.

Robot Land

Robot land, which is disneyland for robots, has secured over 1/3 of it's necessary budget. With attractions such as Robot Water Park, Robot Battle Stadium, Robot Flower Island, Robot Museum, and Business Incubation Center, Robot land should prove awesome.

Virgin Sexting

A man in winnipeg was dumped over sexting messages found in his phone. But he didn't write them, it was actually Virgin mobile employees!

Crazy EcoTec!

Gizmodo has a list of really cool, (but likely quite expensive,) technologies that are mean, green, coolo machines! Underwater planes, OLEDs, Liquid metal technology... it's cool beans!

Read SD cards on your iPhone!

Remember how Jobs promised us iPhone peripherals with OS 3.0? Well Zoomit is one of the first. It allows you to read SD cards on your iPhone, using the dock connector.

Avatar Blows Titanic Out of the Water

Avatar is now officially the largest grossing program of all time. It's beaten out titanic's previous record of $1.842 Billion dollars.

Visual Sound

Visual sound is a concept phone for deaf people with both text to speech, and speech to text functions to help deaf people make a phone call.

Put your computer to good use

Distributed computing is the use of leftover resources to assist research in things. This site allows you to download a program to put your computer, which will use the processing power you aren't to model proteins for research.

5 Worst Tablet ideas

Gizmodo has released a list of the 5 dumbest tablet ideas. With the tablet predicted to launch on the 27th, this is a list.

Late Night Fight

Gizmodo has released a photoshop gallery. This one highlights the late night fight between Conan and Leno.

Working Star Trek Phaser

There is now a DIY guide to making your own Star Trek Phaser. It makes sounds, and blows stuff the hell up.

OLED Sunlight

OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) technology has always been a cooler blueish hue, but researchers in Taiwan have adjusted the temperature to create OLEDs the mimic the photonics of sunlight by varying the voltage through the OLED panel from three to nine volts to produce ambient light simulating natural light that changes from dawn to dusk. This is a wonderful thing for photographers, because with this they could literally create sunlight at their shooting location.

$100,000 an hour

Valleywag is offering $100,000 if anyone can give them an Apple tablet to play with for an hour. WHAT?

Augmented reality facade shows tweets and deets.

Using the QR codes painted on the building, an iPhone app can display tweets from the building. Sadly, it's invite only.

Wifi Harvesting Charger

Airnergy takes the energy created by wi-fi signals and stores it in a rechargeable battery. This is awesome, and for $40, you can have one.