Review: BlackBerry Bold for AT&T

How can I put into words how I feel about the BlackBerry Bold? In short: I love it and never ever want to let it go, ever. For any BlackBerry user/fan the Bold is everything you’ve wanted and expect

Tesla Roadster crashed at 100MPH during demo

During a demonstration run of a Tesla Roadster in Southern France, the driver (who was demoing it for the passenger) attempted to take a wet corner a bit too fast and ended up going off the road, smas

Awesome HDTV fake skylights are wasteful, awesome

http://www.theskyfactory.com/products/ceilings/SkyV/flash/skyv.swf TV on the ceiling! I’m going to have to respectfully disagree with Treehugger, who suggest you “say no to faux.” I

Review: Black & Decker Power Monitor

If you’re anything like me, you have a slew of gadgets and a large electric bill. So when Black and Decker came out with their Power Monitor, I knew that this device was going to help raise awarenes

Review: Tokyoflash Tibida Watch

I’ve always had a thing for Tokyo Flash, but it’s always been from a distance. She was so alluring and yet so perplexing. I was awed and mystified. We’ve finally gotten together with

Gnip Takes A $3.5 Million Financing To Continue Data Unclogging Efforts

<img style="float:left;" alt="" />I know this back end plumbing stuff is boring to most of you, but <a href="http://gnipcentral.com">Gnip</a> is worth the trouble to understand. The company, which hel

Salesforce meets Facebook Connect

ZDNet’s Michael Krigsman asked me to join a short podcast with Salesforce’s AppExchange Product Line Director Clare Shih and Facebook’s Senior Platform Manager Dave Morin. Facebook C

Gradius in LittleBigPlanet: Is this PS3's breakout game?

After months of watching from the sidelines, Sony seems to have come out with a winner in the console wars with this LittleBigPlanet. Aside from amazingly detailed gameplay, you can program your own m

Pump Up Firefox With Juice, Now In Public Beta

<a href="http://www.juiceapp.com"><img src="https://techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/juicelogo.png" class="shot2" /></a> <a href="http://www.juiceapp.com">Juice</a>, a Firefox browser sideba

Review: Energizer Hard Case Professional Headlight

Do you play too much Splinter Cell? Do you sneak around the neighborhood knocking people unconscious and dragging their bodies into the shadows pretending to be Sam Fisher ? If you can’t afford

Lingerie has built-in GPS: Safety measure or unnecessary spying?

Leave it to the Daily Mail to bring this controversy to light. What is it all about, you ask? A Brazilian designer has created lingerie that has built-in GPS. This has caused women’s rights grou

It's international Nehalem day!

The next big thing in processors is hitting today — Intel’s Core i7, otherwise known as Nehalem, is finally hitting the ground. If you don’t know that it is, check out our past cover

Review: IM+ for Android

IM+ is an application created by ShapeServices, which aims to replace the instant messaging application that comes out of the box with Android. Hoping that there were some differences between the 7-da

Did Obama Win Yet?

<img src="https://techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/election-iowa-2.png" /> The U.S. Election isn't until tomorrow, but doesn't it already seem like Obama has won? That is certainly the impr

MinWin is in Windows 7, for what it's worth

I’m a little fuzzy on what exactly MinWin really is, but from what I’ve read it seems to be the nucleus around which the Windows UI, APIs, and everything else revolve. It’s not exact

How to ease your girlfriend into liking beer (plus bonus grammar challenge!)

I’d say 90 percent of the staff here is one weekend bender away from a one-way trip to the Betty Ford Center. But beer doesn’t merely ruin lives, no sir. It can, apparently, ruin relations

Gmail's New Gadget Support Lets You Remember The Milk

<img src="https://techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/rtmgoog.png" class="shot2" /> Last week Google <a href="http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2008/10/new-in-labs-calendar-and-docs-gadgets.html">a

Belkin FlyThru laptop case now available

Joining the TSA Checkpoint-Friendly fray today is Belkin’s FlyThru laptop case. It holds a laptop with a screen up to 15.4-inches and retails for $60. Product Page

Upcoming startup events, and a TechCrunch UK event/party

I figured I was over-due with a heads-up on upcoming events that are of note, so here’s a brief run-down below. If you want to “get into” the UK tech scene then you would be well adv

November 20: BioShock DLC for PS3

Hey there, BioShock-playing PS3 gamers. Take-Two has announced the DLC options for the game, which they call “Add-On Game Content,” no doubt just to be different from those jerks over at Xbox 360.
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