http://www.gizmological.com Gadget News, Consumer Reviews, High-Tech Toys, Product Reports, and more! Wed, 15 Oct 2008 20:10:45 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en For those of you who have always longed for the day you could own a remote controlled flying fairy, this could be your dream come true!  Need to buy a Christmas gift for a girl?  Coming just in time for the holidays to stores near you, the Disney Tinker Bell ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=71 Don’t you just hate waking up in the morning swimming in a pool of your own sticky sweat? Isn’t that disgusting?! Thank goodness I don’t have you’re problem! You really should do something about that. You might consider visiting a doctor or specialist. If that ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=68 Just like this website suggests, the world is full of gizmos, doohickeys, and doo dad devices out there. The latest (and more than a little bizarre) are the water bikes. A simple search on Google will bring you to multiple YouTube videos that are getting “I want that!” ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=42 Today marks T-Mobile's official announcement of the release of the very first phone on the market utilizing Android, Google's highly anticipated mobile phone operating system (and you thought Google was just a search engine!). Is the T-Mobile G1 with Android the iPhone killer many people were expecting? No, ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=49 If you've got digital photos and videos to show off at home or in your office, this could quite possibly be the coolest way to do it. With a 32" display and sporting a 1366x768 resolution, the Smartparts SP3200WF is the largest digital photo frame to hit the consumer market ever. ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=46 No, this little electronic marvel is not built for attack or defense. It's being designed as a sensor to relay information back to advancing soldiers about the environment they are entering into, detecting potential hazards such as poisonous gas, nuclear radiation, and performing numerous surveillance operations. Basically it's a ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=39 [caption id="attachment_37" align="aligncenter" width="239" caption=""][/caption] No longer bound to the confines of the road and the sidewalk, the new Segway X2 expresses it's freedom from such feeble terrain limitations. Yes, you can now go off-roading with the all-terrain Segway X2. Hard to imagine, I know, but it's true! ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=36 Solid surfaces used to be the single domain of bouncy balls. The Waboba ball, which bounces and skips across the surface of water, is here to end all of that. Don't believe me? I didn't think you would. Be sure to see the video below. The Waboba Ball ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=32 When I was a kid I took an AC motor (you know those little ones you found inside your toys when you took them apart?) and cut the wires off of a pair of headphones. I then connected the headphone wires to the motor and plugged it into the ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=29 Just the other day I was thinking it would be wonderful to have a wireless external hard drive for my laptop computer so I could truly be 'free' (as opposed to being stuck at my desk). Welcome the Apollo Pro WX by Imation, the first wireless hard drive to ... http://www.gizmological.com/?p=25