Author: Mark Wilson

According to this video showing Cydia multitasking and this tweet by a member of the Dev Team, iPhone OS 4.0 has been jailbroken already. Then again, Apple may have left the doors wide open as a pre-launch red herring. More »

Last January, Netflix agreed to delay the rental of new release Warner Bros. films by 28 days in exchange for more streaming properties. Now, Fox and Universal have signed similar agreements. What do we get out of the deal? Buffy! More »

The roboplant will not rest until it walks to the nearest source of polluted water, sips from it and tops off its microbial fuel cells. More »

There is so much wrong with this image on so many levels, I don’t even know where to start. [cheezburger via CrunchGear] More »

In 1976, 5 video games were released. In 2009, depending how granular you go, the number rockets into the thousands. No wonder so many people have forsaken adjusted lives in pursuit of a hobby. (Sorry honey.) [admob via Kotaku] More »

Make no mistake, iAds are the iPhone user’s worst enemy. If Buzz Lightyear were at the unveiling, he’d have rocket punched Apple right in the face. More »

Snooping around the new iPhone OS 4 software, some have already spotted something interesting: Three new functions called AVCaptureDevice.hasFlash, AVCaptureDevice.flashMode, and AVCaptureDevice.hasTorch. Do these functions mean the next iPhone’s camera will get a flash? Possibly. [AppleInsider] More »

Ken Solomon is an artist who paints watercolors of Google Images search results. Here we see his/Google’s version of Lichtenstein’s Brush Stroke as a work in progress. [Ken Solomon via MediaMemo] More »

If you’re an iPhone developer, the iPhone 4.0 SDK (beta version) is ready for download. [iPhone Dev Center] More »

“This watch? Oh, it just warns me when I’ll turn into a berserk beast capable to ripping off your head, chomping you entrails, surfing on vans, hooking up with Willow, hooking up with Bella, you know, normal werewolf stuff.” More »

You would need 326 TiVo Premiere boxes to match what the Snapstream DVR can do with just one coax plug. More »

Computer skins are nothing new, but there’s something different about these offerings from Karvt—namely, they’re made of real wood. More »

It’s April. That means the long-slumbering skeletons of wood are coming back to life, blooming with green anew. And for this week’s Shooting Challenge, that’s what we want to see. In a word: Spring. More »

If you are enough of a badass to wield this ice axe monopod in earnestness, you are enough of a badass to put a big boy’s camera on top. Right Ashton? [Instructables] More »

Dean Kamen is both notoriously shy and uninterested when it comes to media appearances, but Stephen Colbert was able to lure him in with his earnest, unrelenting, right-wing agenda. And Kamen even brought his DARPA-funded bionic Luke Arm. Full video: More »

I may never shoot on an ARRI Alexa camera—after all, it’ll cost around $60,000 this summer—but a man can dream, can’t he? More »

We’re STILL reviewing as many iPad apps as possible LIVE and updating all day. If you have a specific app you want reviewed, let us know in the comments. So many apps that we had to start a third post! More »

Any USB drive—be it a thumb stick or a full-blown 1TB enclosure—now works with the Xbox 360 to store content like game saves and DLC. Just keep in mind, 16GB is the limit—you may need to partition. [Kotaku] More »

This montage of silly urinals brings into question one of my most diligently enforced personal rules: Never pee on anything that has teeth. More »