Jamie Condliffe's discussions

There have been touch sensors before, bu using hairs in this way — part of the biological way mammals feel things — is pretty novel. Read more

Yeah, I think this is something you could do as a DIY project. Read more

I think Sony is probably to beat up to bother with a fight... Read more

That's a decent enough start, and I don't have any better ideas.... Read more

I have no idea how well it will work, but I'm with you, I fancy giving it a try. Read more

Yeah, it's both cool and scary to think that this kind of thing will happen—it's just a matter of time. Read more

I suspect not. But you never know—anyone ever heard of such a thing happening? Read more

I wish it was. Read more

This, yes. Read more

Haha, there's truth in the lawsuits! Read more

Exactly. Read more

Yah, but you know, easily, on all cables, without having to buy a shit-ton of converters... Read more

That's really interesting. Though your guess should be 4158, right? Surely the coldest one was pressed first? Read more

You know, I wondered exactly the same. But sadly, for now wat least, I think you're out of luck. Read more

I think the convenience of a $50 box which means less noise and less clutter is worth it, period. Obviously it depends what you use your TV for, but for plenty of folks, a Roku is an excellent little gadget. Read more

A WinPho 8 Facebook phone could be brilliant—it just seems less likely. But who knows! Read more

I think it depends what you grew up using. Casio calculators seems painful for me to use. Read more

Umm, typing calculator works, too.... Read more

The first announcement back in January was for computer-based Wi-Fi chips, so yes! http://gizmodo.com/5873386/the-first-gigabit+speed-wi+fi-cards-will-make-streaming-netflix-more-awesome Read more

That's a very fair point. In fact, does anyone work at a company where snoozing is encouraged? Read more