Just add cream, and you have a magical iPhone smoothie. Blendtec is back to destroy another Apple device. Sorry to spoil the result for you, but yes, the iPhone 4 blends. More »

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When your head stops spinning from the shockingly saccharine finale of Lost, and you decide that the mysterious ABC television series is worth revisiting in all of its 6-season splendor, then prepare for August 24th because the Blu-Ray Complete Collection arrives at $280, the DVDs for $230. More »

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In response to allegations from Apple pundit John Gruber that he, Jesus Diaz (Gizmodo editor), had orchestrated the iPhone 4G/HD prototype purchase between fellow Gizmodo colleague Jason Chen and seller Brian J Hogan and had fled the country to the haven of native land Spain, Diaz Tweats, “I wish I was in Spain now. Sadly: http://yfrog.com/6bxg3wj hey, @gruber you are a liar #losers #fail #assclowns.” Have you noticed that Gizmodo, which never fails to cover the most mundane Apple story, has neglected even to mention the leaked affidavit? More »

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“Finders keepers, losers weepers,” right? As it turns out, the finder might be the one crying in the Apple iPhone prototype scandal. 21-year-old Brian J. Hogan has been named as the discoverer of the lost device. His lawyer states that Gizmodo cajoled him into selling the unit, reassuring him “that there was nothing wrong in sharing the phone with the tech press.” Hogan’s story is that he thought he was selling the phone for Gizmodo to review, but Jason Chen instead proceeded to perform disective surgery on the invaluable prototype. More »

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The whole iPhone 4G prototype affair is not comedic for Gary Powell and Apple. Hopefully, soon it will not be funny for Gizmodo either. In the meantime, enjoy some levity from David Letterman’s long running Top 10 list of excuses that Powell can use for losing his iPhone. More »

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Using a GPS system is okay but when relying on it to take you where you want to go, that’s when problems arise. This is what happened to a couple of Swedish tourists in Italy. They were using a GPS system to take a 400 mile detour to the beautiful city of Capri. Instead of typing in Capri, they somehow managed to type in Carpi, which was a city 400 miles away. More »

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