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Switched Roundup: Top Posts This Week

Our top 10 most popular posts from this past week: Glance Into the Crystal Ball of CES: Our Top Picks for the Best Gadgets of 2011 Online Impersonations Are Now Illegal in California Eyes on With Samsung's Stunning D8000 TV CES 2011: Tablets, More Tablets and What Else to Expect Fake White House Christmas E-Card Swipes Government Documents The Vyne Lets You Embarrass Yourself and ... Read more »

Dispatches from CES: 'Wall Street,' Balloon Porn and a Nasty Case of Gastroenteritis

Like Cinderella's magnificent chariot turning back into a pumpkin at the stroke of midnight, the wondrous luster of CES quickly transformed into a big, rotten vegetable as we entered Day Two. Maybe it was the fact that the whole Switched crew came down with violent food poisoning (we're looking at you, CES-provided media luncheon), or maybe it was the fact that, despite its metastasizing breadth, ... Read more »

Dispatches from CES: Gaga, LG Hom-Bot and Excessive Dancing Make Us Crazy

The CESpool of Sin City may have gotten to us. Or maybe the rest of the world is taking crazy pills. Maybe it's the sleep deprivation, the sludgy coffee or the fact that our editor in chief literally asked aloud, "Is this lettuce or chicken?" The dry air is getting to our heads. And everyone else's, too, because it is clear that the world inside of Vegas has completely lost it. We are surrounded ... Read more »

Glance Into the Crystal Ball of CES: Our Top Picks for the Best Gadgets of 2011

Share Your fancy iPod case, your Palm Pre, even your fantastic GPS-enabled directional unit: it all originated here. This is the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where every tech company worth its salt comes to show off its wares, and where tech writers, for the most part, question the validity of their jobs. In the past, we at Switched have been pretty right on: we still think 3-D TV is a ... Read more »

Samsung at CES: Smart TVs, Sliding Tablets and Tweeting Fridges

By Terrence O'Brien and Leila Brillson What Samsung got right is exciting: thin, beautifully designed bodies and bright, vibrant screens. The new Notebook 9 Series weighs in at under three pounds and is a half-inch deep, and the CES audience gasped when Tim Baxter, president of Samsung America, removed the black frame from around his "smart TVs", the D8000 and D7000. The Galaxy player, ... Read more »

AT&T Debuts Android Phones Atrix, Inspire, Infuse at CES

AT&T kicked off its CES announcements today with a bevy of Android devices and a promise of 20 new 4G phones for 2011. The three lead phones -- the Atrix, Inspire and Infuse -- are all HSPA+ devices, so you'll have to wait until the second half of the year to get the faster, next-generation LTE phones. There's no Gingerbread or stock Android in sight; every new Android device on AT&T will ... Read more »

CES Unveiled: Parrot and iHome Score, the Rest is a Snore

Every January, the world pauses and becomes tech-centric. CES is the home of 3-D TVs, all-encompassing tablets, gadgets and gizmos that make our life easier and more modern! But, in reality, it's the same people shilling the same thing, every year. Oh, LaCie is still excited about its Rugged hard drive that debuted in 2006? USB 2.0 -- you don't say! And of course, the industry's brief ... Read more »

Switched Roundup: Top Posts This Week

Our top 10 most popular posts from this past week: 'Teenage Mom Jailed' Scam Slowly Spreading Across Facebook Disney World to Fight Long Lines with Underground Tech Bunker Thieves Find Unsuspecting Victims on Craigslist 'SMS of Death' Bug Targets Basic Cell Phones, Could Shut Down Entire Networks People Admire Bill Gates More Than the Dalai Lama, Pope, Glenn Beck Navy Pilots Flew ... Read more »

Switched Weighs In: Gadgets, Apps and Tech That Made Our 2010

2010 has been a pretty packed year for tech. Streaming video came into its own with radically improved content choices and affordable living room hardware devices, Android and Apple's iOS dominated the cell phone market, the mobile app markets show no sign of slowing down and the iPad revealed a huge demand for tablets. We here at Switched have taken a look back over the past 12 months and each ... Read more »

25 Best Android Apps Under $1

You may be on the road less traveled, but, if you are part of the Android movement, you are ahead of the smartphone curve. The platform's many benefits are offset, though, by real setbacks -- like the fact that Android owners aren't shepherded by the Draconian App Store monitored by the Big Brothers at Apple. We are freer, but we are also subjected to a load of crap, like cross-platform ... Read more »

Switched Roundup: Top Posts This Week

Our top 10 most popular posts from this past week: 'Parenthetical Purge' Movement Seeks Emoticon-Free December Elite, Know-It-All Gawker Commenters Shockingly Know Nothing About Password Security Photo Captures Amazing High-Speed Photos of Exploding Water Balloons MIT's Haptic Wallets Give Cash-Poor Users a Tactile Reminder to Stay Thrifty French Artist Turns Facebook Profile Into ... Read more »

Switched Giveaway: iRobot Roomba 570

Need a way to keep the cats entertained, boost your YouTube cred with some timely videos and keep your apartment clean? Well, fortunately you're reading Switched.com, and we're giving away a single iRobot Roomba 570. Simply comment once -- and only once! -- to enter the giveaway. ... Read more »

70 Design-Happy, Geek-Friendly Gifts For Under $70

.grid-guide img { margin: 0 0 .8em 0!important; padding: 0!important; } .grid-guide h4 a { color: #111; } .grid-guide p { margin-top: 0; padding-right: 1em; } Diana Camera in White, $65 The white Diana camera is great for those who want to get into vintage-style photography without shelling out the hundreds of dollars usually reserved for the Lomo-style pictures. ... Read more »

70 Design-Happy, Geek-Friendly Gifts For Under $70

.grid-guide img { margin: 0 0 .8em 0!important; padding: 0!important; } .grid-guide h4 a { color: #111; } .grid-guide p { margin-top: 0; padding-right: 1em; } Silver Type Key Cufflink, $45 Handmade, recycled and certainly chic, gift a guy a piece of discarded typewriter, which turns into a personalized cufflink. For the discerning geek, of course. Uncommon Goods ... Read more »

70 Design-Happy, Geek-Friendly Gifts For Under $70

.grid-guide img { margin: 0 0 .8em 0!important; padding: 0!important; } .grid-guide h4 a { color: #111; } .grid-guide p { margin-top: 0; padding-right: 1em; } Mars 1, Observer (SEEN Special Edition), $35 Limited-edition, this toy-for-adults is designed by SEEN, one of the godfathers of graffiti. The circuitry veins are from the 2005 version of the same toy, but ... Read more »
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Joshua Fruhlinger

At the ripe age of 41 I am learning how to "do" a sake bomb. Pray for me.

Amar Toor

literally lol-ing. http://t.co/7coQ3DNL

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had no idea this audio existed. http://t.co/I7PEoeK8

Terrence O'Brien

Between Killer Mike, El-P and Japandroids this has been the best month for new music is quite some time.