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[Gadget News - BackLINK] Vinyl Android figurines are the coolest things since sliced ice ...: But then this little nagging voice in my head (which sounds like a freakish cross between CrunchGear editor John Biggs and my mother) started saying “But, Greg! It's your job!

[Technology and Gadgets] Amazon willing to renegotiate e-book pricing with Rupert Murdoch's ...: Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, or “Woz”, is legendary for owning gadgets of all sizes and shapes (Segways, iPhones, Nexus One and Droid of recent, etc). However, he recently reported that his Toyota Prius evidently started .

[nexGadget] This season, crazy monkey shoes are the new hotness at the Chrome ...: Sergey Brin wearing VFF KSOs, CrunchGear’s favorite, as Greg calls them, “crazy monkey shoes.” I’m personally a VFF convert and I’m very impressed that Sergey is willing to walk around in these.

[CrunchGear] Review: WickedLasers Elite series lasers plus a giveaway: I can think of all kinds of things that are more fun than ice fishing, but I seem to drag that little shack hundreds of yards across the ice every winter and proceed to freeze and drink beer for hours on in and seldom catch any fish. Point the laser down the hole and freak out other ice fisherman nearby when the ice round the house starts glowing green, yes please.

[nexGadget] Review: Vibram Five Fingers KSO Trek | nexGadget: I got these shoes in the same size as my Classics (VFF sent these to me but I purchased my first pair) and found that the KSO’s run smaller than the Classic simply because they have to cover your foot. A 44 or 45 for a size 12 foot is fine in the Classics but err on the side of larger (I think I need a 46, although this is only because the strap is a little short) when sizing your Treks.

[PhoneDog.com - Latest videos, reviews, articles, news and posts] Sprint drops dime on customers, gave GPS data to authorities 8 ...: Soghoian unearthed audio of Paul Taylor, Sprint/Nextel's Electronic Surveillance Manager, talking about how the carrier gave GPS data of its wireless customers to authorities more than 8 million times. Says Soghoian, “The government routinely obtains customer records from ISPs detailing the telephone numbers dialed, text messages, emails and instant messages sent, web pages browsed, the queries submitted to search engines, and geolocation data, detailing exactly where an individual was located at a particular date and time." 

[nexGadget] Nintendo patented a hemorrhoid pillow for the Wii | nexGadget: Ready to ride a burro? Well hop on the probably-will-never-be-made Wii inflatable controller, a soft rubber pillow that you can ride on like a total and absolute freak of nature.

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