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Reframe Roundup: This Week's Best Photography Posts
May 17, 12:00AM
Did you guys know there is a Gizmodo subdomain where you can go for all things photographic? Yep! It's called Reframe, and it's where you'll find additional coverage of gear, techniques, news, and all kinds of great stuff related to the crafts of photography and videography.
Apple and Google Agree to Stop Suing Each Other into Oblivion
May 16, 11:59PM
According to breaking reports from the Wall Street Journal, consumer electronics titans Google and Apple have just agreed to drop pending lawsuits against one another and work together to reform patent law. Wonder Twin powers activate! [WSJ]
Kishi Bashi: The Ballad of Mr. Steak
May 16, 11:30PM
A magical dancing steak must make a fateful choice between duty and passion in the newest music video for singer-songwriter-one-man-symphony Kishi Bashi.
An Instant Slide Makes Stairs Even Better Than a Firehouse Pole
May 16, 11:00PM
Any kid lucky enough to live in a two-story house will quickly figure out how to turn it into an indoor all-weather slide. Whether that's using a piece of cardboard as a sled, or simply by putting on a few extra pairs of undies for padding and bouncing down on their keester. But soon, thanks to the SlideRider, there could be another way.
This Piggy Bank Uses Gravity To Let You Know When You've Saved a Buck
May 16, 10:30PM
If you use a piggy bank as an interest-free savings account, you're probably happy to wait and be surprised at how much money you amass. But if you instead use a piggy bank as just a place to store pocket change, this simple weigh-scale bank will let you know when you've got enough money to buy a coffee or bagel.
NASA wants to send these flying saucers to Mars
May 16, 10:17PM
This is NASA's Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator, "a rocket-powered, saucer-shaped test vehicle" designed to land huge payloads on Mars. So there—suck on that Martians, because after all these decades of sci-fi invasions, we are going to be the ones seizing your planet with our very own flying saucers.
Crown or Dunce Cap? Starchitects Wear Their Famous Buildings As Hats
May 16, 10:01PM
Yes; these are quite silly. Brooklyn-based illustrator Paul Tuller imagined a series of six starchitects—the "kings and queens" of the profession—wearing their iconic constructions as jaunty pillbox-style hats (or royal crowns, depending on your perspective).
Our Favorite Android, iOS, and Windows Phone Apps of the Week
May 16, 10:00PM
The work week is over, the weekend is here, and Gizmodo's Home of the Future is about to open ! If you're in NYC any time during the next week, come check it out! If not, please take these apps as a consolation prize.
Start Your Own Private Museum With a 3D Printer and This T-Rex Model
May 16, 9:40PM
Does waiting in line at a museum just to check out some old dinosaur bones that may or may not be real sound like a terrible way to spend a weekend? If you've got a 3D printer at home, MakerBot's Digital Store is now selling this anatomically correct T-Rex skeleton model that you can print at home as a start to your own personal private museum.
We Ate Beer Lollipops So You Don't Have To
May 16, 9:00PM
Lollyphile's new beer lollipops are many things: the epitome of human innovation, the height of candy science, and unfortunately, alcohol-free. But how do they do it and—more importantly—how do they taste? We talked to Lollyphile founder Jason Darling (and tried 'em for ourselves) to find out.
Google Maps Now Shows How Steep Your Bike Route Is
May 16, 8:43PM
Bike directions are an amazing feature of Google Maps, but if you don't know the landscape, you might find yourself pedaling up some steep hills. No longer. Google is now providing elevation info so you can avoid, or seek (you beast), those inclines.
Ice Cream, Mayors, and Police: What's Ruining Our Cities This Week
May 16, 8:40PM
A mayor who ruined lives in his quest to dox a Twitter account parodying him. Why Asian tourists are being robbed in Paris. And the super-disturbing history of the ice cream song you'll hear on every street this summer. What's Ruining Our Cities? Indeed.
Human-Sensing Fan Only Blows Where There Be People
May 16, 8:20PM
Nothing puts a strain on your local power grid like a hot, humid summer day. In many cities rolling blackouts are needed to cope with the strain, so it makes sense that companies would start developing smarter cooling devices. Quirky's Aros air conditioner is leading the charge, but this smarter oscillating fan is pretty clever too.
If you've ever festered in iMessage purgatory, it might not have been for naught.
May 16, 8:16PM
If you've ever festered in iMessage purgatory, it might not have been for naught. An ex-Apple user is currently seeking a class action lawsuit for iMessages lost after switching from iOS . In other words, there could be some cash money in your imminent future.
This Porn Site Is the Biggest Filer of Copyright Lawsuits in the US
May 16, 7:40PM
A lot of attention is paid to patent trolls—those unsavory characters gobbling up preemptory patents faster than humanly possible. But how often do they actually follow through? If you're the porn site X-Art.com, a lot.
How to Fight the Battle for Net Neutrality
May 16, 7:20PM
It's game time, people. After months—some might say years—of contentious deliberation, the FCC is moving forward with a set of open internet rules that basically destroys net neutrality as we know it. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Interstellar may be the first movie that shows realistic warp travel
May 16, 7:17PM
At last we got to see the full trailer for Chris Nolan's Insterstellar. The drama seems centered around a worldwide food crisis fired by climate change and resource depletion—a quite probable future. The space travel part seems equally plausible, showing what may be the first realistic depiction of a real warp drive.
This Is the Bike Tech of the Future (And Soon It Could Be Yours)
May 16, 7:09PM
A bike painted with a coating that glows at night! Wheels that charge your phone! Rims that turn your bike into a moving rave! Be prepared to have your mind blown at Gizmodo's Commuters of the Future Bike Event on May 18—where inventors and designers will be demoing awesome cycling tech (you could even win some of it!).
How We Brewed the Beer of the Future
May 16, 7:00PM
It's time for the final chapter in the story of our collaboration with Sixpoint to make Hop Tech 431 , the beer of the future. First, we found an experimental hop and we designed a brand-new recipe , then we trained a swarm of autonomous robots to do the brewing.
An Anti-Kidnapping Watch Band Hides the Tools You'll Need to Escape
May 16, 6:40PM
The odds of the average citizen getting kidnapped are pretty low, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be prepared for such a scenario. This $20 anti-kidnapping band that attaches to any watch strap should appeal to the well-prepared and paranoid alike, since it hides a set of basic tools for escaping from handcuffs, rope, tip ties, and even duct tape.
You Can Wheelie Indoors on the Electric Motorcycle of the Future
May 16, 6:07PM
Gizmodo just took delivery of a Zero SR electric motorcycle for our Home of the Future . It's fast. It's beautiful. And with no exhaust fumes to worry about, you can even ride it indoors. In the future, you can pop sweet wheelies anywhere you want.
Adidas Is Letting You Make Instagram Shoes Because Everything's Terrible
May 16, 6:00PM
Looking at every meal, snowflake, and sunset through a sepia-toned screen is nice, sure, but you're going to run out of battery at some point. Now, thanks to Adidas, you'll never have to spend another Kelvin-free minute again—just look down.
Even More Free Android App Credit, GoPros, Dashcam, Cosmos
May 16, 5:45PM
Yesterday, we showed you a way to get $20 in Amazon App Store coins with the purchase of GTA San Andreas for $7. But today, Amazon's gone even further off the deep end with $9 of free Amazon Coins just for downloading nine free photo editing apps (listed below). The apps are normally paid, and many of them are actually quite good, so you'd be wise to grab them regardless.
The First Full-Length Interstellar Trailer Is Spectacular
May 16, 5:37PM
We've been excited about Christopher Nolan's new epic, Interstellar, for some time . But the arrival of a brand new trailer, revealing an emotional Matthew McConaughey preparing to save us Earthlings from imminent starvation, is still thrilling. It's like the Great Depression meets 2001: A Space Odyssey—in a good way.
How Alleys Are Becoming Pathways to Urban Revitalization
May 16, 5:00PM
This might just be the most desolate alley in Denver. Under the Evans Avenue Bridge and a stone's throw from the railroad tracks, this is an absolutely forgotten urban place, complete with the requisite tires, mattresses and beer bottles amidst the waist-high tumbleweeds.
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