John Herrman wrote As much as the Artikcar looks like it was drawn with light during a 20-second photo exposure, it's actually a real thing: a rolling, glowing, neon-enveloped quad bike.
http://gizmodo.com/5412076/ 03:19 PM on November 24 , 1969

John Herrman wrote With data, of course! Google, which sells TV ads, is now subscribing to TiVo's user data, so they can make ads more "accountable," just like online. This is good, right? Depends on who you ask.
http://gizmodo.com/5411953/ 12:57 PM on November 24

John Herrman wrote Somewhere on the App Store spectrum, between the travel phrasebooks and those apps that replace your mouth with a slightly weirder mouth, you'll find iLingual, an app that steals your lips, and uses them to speak three different languages. Here's how
http://gizmodo.com/5411875/ 11:40 AM on November 24

John Herrman wrote In 2009, iPhone multitasking is a bit like apps were in the early jailbreak days. That is to say painfully, clearly possible, but simply not allowed. These jailbreak apps show how it could—and should—be done.
http://gizmodo.com/5411304/ 05:24 PM on November 23

John Herrman wrote So, what does it take to snatch a combined 75% of US mobile internet traffic? Two operating systems, a handful of phones, and one great browser core.
http://gizmodo.com/5411253/ 04:31 PM on November 23

John Herrman wrote Google Maps Navigation, even if it's not perfect, was one of the juiciest features of Android 2.0. Today, Google's finally set it free: It's now available for any phone with Android 1.6 Donut, including the G1 and MyTouch 3G.
http://gizmodo.com/5411138/ 02:36 PM on November 23

John Herrman wrote On paper, the Core i9 might not sound that exciting: It's a lot like the Core i7, except built with a 32nm fabrication process and two extra cores, for a total of six. Early benchmarks, though, say it flies. Sometimes.
http://gizmodo.com/5411119/ 02:27 PM on November 23