@matcintosh: When they told you that you would not have to buy it again for a new phone, I believe they meant a phone using the same platform, like another Windows Mobile device. I too have a Slingbox classic but have not used any mobile apps with it.

@Canoehead: I haven't bought the iPhone version yet. If this won't run on both platforms for $30, it may be a dealbreaker.

@LaziestManOnMars: Also it's build platform is not even close to the required size for an iPad case unless you built it in several pieces.

Will this be an app for both iPhone and iPad or do we need to buy twice?

@PunkyChipsAhoy: Me too. This was not what I expected.

@Badmofo63: Maybe it's like the Stimpack from Starcraft.

@Russ Tomas: This picture was not made by me and is very old. I have not used Kinect yet. I think this picture was on Kotaku sometime in the past.

@theape: I see what you did there.

@Ryugatana: It is quite obvious.

The new Android app is a big improvement.

I got a Linksys E3000. It's great for DD-WRT.

The framerate of the rendering shown in the video looks too high for consoles. Looks like it was either pre-rendered or rendered real time on PC.

So it's like an instant closed loop fuel cell?

@Samuel James Reha: Need oxygen...

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: '(in the US, daylight savings time comes on November 7)'

Gizmodo is confused, Daylight Savings Time is already enabled in the United States. It ends on November 7, 2010.

I love the new gadget smell even though it may be hazardous to my health.

I thought 'The Thing from Another World' from 1951 was better than the 1982 version when I saw it. I will probably revisit both.

@jvac88: I read it the same way. I was going to comment about how the Victorian Era was not 1200 years ago. Hell, that was before the middle ages.