They don't seem to provide a full list of the email clients they support.

@jh.dale: fearmonger

I'm not getting good results. I tried it with 10 household items (TV, Mac, camera, refridgerator, washer, iPad, etc.). It only got the iPad correct. Everything else was ID'd as the correct category of product (camera for a camera) but was generally way off in terms of brand and model (or even class in the case of…

@CaptSwerve: ...and used the word "and" where it should have been "an" in the first line of the 2nd paragraph.

Drobo

@Eric Swenson: Viewfinders don't always give a 100% view of the scene. I'm not up to date on the specs of the 5D & 7D but I suspect they do not include 100% viewfinders.

That video does a sucky job of detailing each invention.

Fire the author.

Crap! Now I need to add a helicopter to my photo bag.

THX certified pretty much only means the company has paid for the right to market their product as "THX certified".

@The Albatross: I get this issue too...and I was hoping this article would help solve it. No such luck.

Time to memorize their headlight and tail light patterns for "driver awareness".

@junior ghoul: Exactly. -1 for poor article title.

Firefox because of specific plug-ins. But it's lag and general slowness are pissing me off.

@rurena: Agreed. Gizmodo should stick to what it knows.

A patina should look like a patina. This just looks dirty.

@nimblesquirrel: Well said. I'm in agreement. This portrait is certainly not worthy of being tauted as an example.

Faxing should be free at this point. Google should add fax services to Google Voice.

Firefox manages my tabs automatically by performing like crap when I open too many.

Ping is a train wreck. This is almost fun to watch. On top of the missing Facebook integration it also has a crappy interface and is badly limited in terms of being a successful social service. It's essentially a beefed up comment & review section in the iTunes music store.