top scoring links : gadgets

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Sharpie liquid pencil - Erasable ink made from graphite that only becomes permanent after three days' exposure to the air (boingboing.net)

submitted 28 days ago by pastr

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My laptop was stolen, I found the craigslist ad of the person trying to pawn it. Reddit, bequeath your help. (self.gadgets)

submitted 8 days ago by jestics

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Shouting in the datacentre. (youtube.com)

submitted 26 days ago by bntly

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It's time for the baked-in Android UI to die (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 20 days ago by ilamont

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"At 26, I'm part of a generation raised on gadgets, but actual books are something I just refuse to give up." (salon.com)

submitted 2 days ago by fuzzo

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Life Raft Makes Sea Water Drinkable : Discovery News (news.discovery.com)

submitted 13 days ago by Swiss_Cheese9797

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This makes me want to learn how to play Mah Jong (youtube.com)

submitted 7 days ago by belisha_beacon

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Google Mail now supports VoIP. Should Skype be worried? (techgoo.net)

submitted 11 days ago by TechGoo

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I just bought a $50 refurbished Sansa Fuze. It uses a SSD, supports Rockbox (open source firmware), supports a microSD card, has >15 hour battery life. I can't believe I've been using an iPod. (self.gadgets)

submitted 6 days ago by corevette

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I've played with my fair share of LEGOs, but I never actually envied the little guys until I saw Dave DeGobbi's Crawler Town, a work as impressively conceived as it is constructed. I'd forfeit bendable elbows to live in it. (toydots.com)

submitted 19 days ago by cermansuper

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Engadget Editorial: An open market is good until there is something I don't like in there (engadget.com)

submitted 24 days ago by devolute

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When I get old, like 80 years old, I would really like one of these. (youtube.com)

submitted 20 days ago by bloodwire

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Ultra-Minimalism: 19 Cool Products That Are Almost Impossible to Use [PICS] (coolmaterial.com)

submitted 21 days ago by AbortRetryFail

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A Heat-Seeking, Automated Nerf Sentry Gun (gizmodo.com)

submitted 3 days ago by frycook

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Hey Reddit, does anyone know how these work? (masterlock.com)

submitted 16 days ago by frozendevil

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Samsung's Galaxy Tab fully revealed. Hands on + specs. (engadget.com)

submitted 4 days ago by alexgdorman

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Awesome Windows 7 Tablet GUI by ExoPC (youtube.com)

submitted 7 days ago by ponfarr

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Sony Single Wire technology replaces 22 wires with 1 in phones (geek.com)

submitted 13 days ago by DrJulianBashir

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Remember this thing? It's not vapourware, but it seems to have faded in to obscurity after being released (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 17 days ago by wayneo

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Palm brings improved multitasking and Node.js to webOS 2.0 (arstechnica.com)

submitted 5 days ago by masta

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Cheap, rugged, low-power COLOR -- why aren't we seeing OLPC display tech in phones and ebook readers? (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 10 days ago by JonathanHarford

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What gadgets you need to have on your car to make it "unstealable" (homesecurity.net)

submitted 12 days ago by rufioho

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CyanogenMod 6.0 brings Android 2.2 to 12 smartphones (linux.slashdot.org)

submitted 5 days ago by unquietwiki

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Exclusive: Sony Ericsson to introduce Android 3.0 gaming platform and PSP Go-like handset (engadget.com)

submitted 25 days ago by flobin

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the Nanote - fully hackable Linux computer with qwerty keyboard the size of a smartphone - Less than $150 (hackable-devices.org)

submitted 18 days ago by SuperSumoYakuza

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