Every single mobile phone already comes with this feature. It's called an off button.

The lead photo is awesome! These are my kind of people!

@Mattizzle: Oh yeah.

Gizmodo is sometimes a Cheeto ad browsing website with tech news sprinkled in.

Cooked some meat just this evening, following this method to a T (No pun intended), with a few minor exceptions. First of all, I skipped the brick and did it all on the surface of my dusty 18-year-old 18.5 inch Weber. Second, due to the unfortunate lack of t-bone steaks at the Safeway in Redding (I know!…

Cheetos? Seriously, Giz?

Personally, I thought Apple hit a home run with the design of the first iPhone.

During the summer, the temp where I live typically exceeds 100+ degrees.

@7echdude: Glass in helicopters breaks this easily?

@sbunny: More like Phantom of the Opera.

Remember the original iPod nano fustercluck? Shitty design choice and material selection has gotten Apple in hot water before. I think I hear the lawsuit band-wagon tuning up, and all they know how to play is a B♭3 note.

@Hello Mister Walrus: What'd you do? Trash Obama?

@RuBBa_cHiKiN: North Gizmodo is Best Gizmodo: When I was a kid, I'd eat all the orange off and feed the vanilla to the dog.

I pose a conundrum to you, a riddle if you will; As a jail-broken iPhone 3g owner who's been enjoying multi-tasking and wallpapers and folders, as well as hotspot tethering for well over a year, is there any real reason to make the switch? Do I hit the ol' restore button and lovingly embrace 4.0 for all that she is,…

Can someone please whip up a chart/infographic that compares the iOS4 features that the different iPhone models do and don't get?

And for those poor souls who don't have the internet, there's always 1-800-GooG-411.

Dude put it on expert!!

3 weeks isn't that bad. The Incredible's ship date for new orders is now almost a month off and it was released nearly 2 months ago.

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@TheBattyBookKeeper: If a coral gets too large and starts to crowd neighboring corals, it can simply be cut back (or 'fragged' as we say in the hobby). The pieces that are removed are still living and can be sold or traded for other species of coral. Another option is to buy a bigger tank.