Tags: back-as-easily, hollywood, lego, taste test As a kid I had to disassemble every electronic thing, only to discover that I couldn’t assemble them back as easily as I could with my Lego sets . Read the whole story on Gizmodo

Tags: Apple, gadget, hollywood, image, math, taste test 3M is proudly calling the MPro120 mini-projector a “second generation” product. For them, that means it’s the first with the new MM200 projection engine . For you and me, it could mean the first truly decent pico projector. Read the whole story on Gizmodo

Tags: beer, house, image, investment, Kitchen, math, taste test Did you know that in most states, you can brew up to 100 gallons of beer or wine per adult in your home, 200 gallons max? Read the whole story on Gizmodo

Stand-up paddle boarding, for those who don’t know, involves balancing upright on a thick, buoyant surfboard while using a one-sided paddle to propel yourself through the water, and even catch waves. “SUP” has been around for years, but is getting more and more popular, as evident by Laird Hamilton’s championing the sport over at Gizmodo. Looking [...]

The Always Innovating Touch Book has been shipping for a few days now . And while early reports indicate that the tablet/netbook has kind of lousy build uality and obviously beta software, there are a few things it apparently does right. And the company’s CEO has posted a few videos that show those features off. While the first report I saw indicated that the included magnets were barely strong enough to hold the Touch Book to a file cabinet or refrigerator, it looks like the problem was that the user left the magnets inside the case.

We all know that the food in Japan is extremely expensive. Yeah, even the stuff imported over here for us buyers, cost a lot. A bottle of drink can cost you up to 3-4 dollars. So how much are you expecting for these specially-shaped cucumbers? You don’t even have to cut the cucumber to achieve the shape you want! By raising the vegetables in simple plastic molds, one producer creates heart and star-shaped cucumbers that, when sliced, can add a touch of Hallmark holiday to any salad.

The rumors were true. At an invitation-only media event in New York City this morning, Sirius XM (SIRI) debuted the first-ever radio dock for the iPhone and iPod touch. Dubbed SkyDock, the $119.99 peripheral uses iPhone OS 3’s support for third-party hardware to transform Apple (AAPL) … Gizmodo found this 4 hours ago on digitaldaily.allthingsd.com Find more top technology news, videos, and blogs on TechBlips: Gadgets , Sirius , iPhone , Apple , John McCain