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Provided by: gizmodo.com12012-02-07 18:01:55technology / gizmodo.com /: Google's Chrome browser has been chewing up market share on desktops and laptops for a while now, and now it's going mobile. If you've got an Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) phone or tablet you can download it now. If you don't—and that should be most of you—time to get jealous. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com22012-02-07 22:40:00technology / gizmodo.com /: Trash cans are the eye sores of city life, like the grimy physical manifestation of popped pimples overflowing with bags and Chinese takeout ooze. The Olympics? A magnifying glass on a city's life. That's why it's not surprising to see a city (in this case, London) introduce new, stylish trash cans as a quick makeover. For London 2012, new bombproof trash cans that have dual giant LCD screens and Wi-Fi hotspots will brighten up the dreary London fog. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com32012-02-07 22:20:00technology / gizmodo.com /: Rifles augmented with chainsaws designed to cut through zombie hordes are old hat, so when Guns & Gardens set about making theirs, they wanted it to be different. Cuter, more adorable, and more appealing to your stereotypical tweenaged girl. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com42012-02-07 22:00:30technology / gizmodo.com /: The huge, incredible DIY Maker Bot is almost as impressive as the beautiful furniture it assembles from the melted-down refuge of discarded kitchen appliances. You have to watch this for yourself. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com52012-02-07 21:45:00technology / gizmodo.com /: Accredited Journalist Carlos Miller was arrested while covering the Occupy Miami eviction, following orders by Miami-Dade police's Major Nancy Pérez. Then they deleted his footage, which is illegal and may lead to a federal lawsuit. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com62012-02-07 21:20:00technology / gizmodo.com /: Apple says the camera on the iPhone 4S is quick. Well, quicker, anyway. You still have to launch the app, then take a photo. Sometimes it's super fast. Other times, it's so slow you miss your chance to take a picture of the Yeti that just ran off with your backpack. Next time, capture that thieving Bigfoot with an app that takes a photo right when it launches. Plus, sync music from DropBox and download YouTube videos on your iPhone, all in today's app deals. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com72012-02-07 21:30:00technology / gizmodo.com /: Logitech arguable makes the best mice you can buy. I guess it tires of doing so, as the Cube mouse-plus-PowerPoint-clicker is an ergonomic war crime and peripheral abomination. At least it's small enough to purge from memory. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com82012-02-07 21:00:00technology / gizmodo.com /: Looking for the best bang for your PC buck? Our friends at Laptop Magazine and Laptop Mag—who oversee 140 notebook and netbook reviews every year—have rounded up the top performers under $500. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com92012-02-07 20:34:25technology / gizmodo.com /: While searching for a way to create an OS X app for Path's social network, hacker Arun Thampi stumbled on to something that could raise privacy issues with the app. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com102012-02-07 20:40:00technology / gizmodo.com /: The Digitech iStomp isn't the first iPhone-controlled guitar effects pedal, but it's the first one that feels more like a legit guitar accessory than an iPhone toy. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com112012-02-07 20:20:00technology / gizmodo.com /: David Letterman loved the Super Bowl, and was heated that he couldn't show his audience highlights from the big game due to NBC's iron grip on usage rights. So last night, Dave had some choice words for NBC—he called the network "fascist"—and then took matters into his own hands with a super high-tech simulation of the touchdown that put the Giants ahead. Can I get that in 3D? [The Late Show] More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com122012-02-07 20:27:00technology / gizmodo.com /: This is very neat: someone took the 1986 movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off and ran all the parallelisms with Matthew Broderick's reprise for the 2012 Super Bowl. It was a great job, although Ferris is not Ferris anymore. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com132012-02-07 20:30:00technology / gizmodo.com /: Just because your life revolves around your living room couch—whether you whittle away the hours playing video games, blogging, or buying and selling action figures on eBay—doesn't mean you can't have the body of a chiseled supermodel. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com142012-02-07 20:34:25technology / gizmodo.com /: While searching for a way to create an OS X app for Path's social network, hacker Arun Thampi stumbled on to something that could raise privacy issues with the app. More »

Provided by: gizmodo.com152012-02-07 19:33:26technology / gizmodo.com /: Facebook is the place we look at photos online. And for years, those photos have been constrained to tiny boxes and ugly, low-resolution uploads. No more! Facebook's new picture browser is here: your life is now giant and pretty. More »

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