Gizmodo

Gizmodo is an online platform dedicated to design, technology, science, and science fiction. It was first introduced as a member of the Gawker Media group, founded by Nick Denton, and operates on the Kinja platform. In addition to its main content, Gizmodo features sub-blogs like io9, which explores pop culture, and Earther, which highlights environmental issues.

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Finally, the First Ironheart Trailer Is Here

16 hours ago | gizmodo.com | Justin Carter

The year 2025 has been pretty packed with Marvel, between the movies and shows dropping this year and teases of future media on the horizon. But we haven’t heard much about the next show coming to Disney+—until now. Today’s trailer for Marvel’s Ironheart brings a young and well-armed Avenger into the spotlight.
Not Content With Rentals, Airbnb Wants to Be the Airbnb of Everything

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | AJ Dellinger

Airbnb has managed to do its one thingâ€”short-term rentalsâ€”quite well. Despite the damaging ripples it has had in the housing market and the annoyance of steep and once-hidden cleaning fees, the company has managed to grab hold of nearly half of the global booking market.
Amazon’s Best-Selling Golf Rangefinder With Slope Is a Hole-in-One Deal, Never Been This Cheap

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | Brittany Vincent

If you’re someone who plays golf regularly, you already know how much of the game comes down to precision. Judging distances by eye alone doesn’t always cut it, especially when it comes to those trickier courses. And unless you’re playing putt putt golf, you probably want to cut some strokes off your game. You might want to grab a rangefinder to help you do just that. And while they can usually be a bit expensive, there’s one on offer right now that you can get for an absolute song.
Elon's Boring Company Is 'Helping' the Government With an $8 Billion Amtrak Tunnel Project

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | Lucas Ropek

Elon Musk’s tunneling firm, the Boring Company, has agreed to “help” the government’s Federal Railroad Administration with a multi-billion dollar project to build a train tunnel in Maryland. While it’s not yet clear that Musk’s company will actually get a contract related to the project, it seems like yet another conflict-of-interest for the billionaire, who has exerted undue influence over the government ever since Donald Trump took office.
Grok Thinks Trump's Story of a Businessman Who Got the 'Fat Shot' Is about Elon Musk

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | AJ Dellinger

On Monday, as Trump signed what appears to be a do-nothing executive order asking pharmaceutical companies to lower the price of drugs for Americans, he went on one of his trademark tangents to explain what led him to pursue the policy-less policy, telling the crowd about an unnamed, overweight titan of industry who apparently has a direct line to the President. “I’ll tell you a story. A friend of mine—he’s a businessman, very, very, very top guy. Most of you would’ve heard of him.
Wired Beats Wireless, JBL’s Sports Headphones Are Trending and Nearly Free on Amazon

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | Brittany Vincent

If you’re the kind of person who likes a little extra motivation from your music during workouts, but don’t want to invest a ton of money into wireless earbuds, you’re not alone. Wired earphones might not be the flashiest audio option on the market, but for a lot of people, they still make a ton of sense, especially for fitness. No charging, no syncing, no worrying about one bud going missing. Just plug in and go.
Beats Pill Portable Bluetooth Speaker Now Matches Its Black Friday Price, Available in All Colorways

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | Brittany Vincent

Whether you’re lounging on the patio, packing for a beach day, or just want something compact to stream your favorite playlists in the kitchen, a Bluetooth speaker can make things a little more fun. If you can listen to your favorite music, awesome podcasts, or even add some sound to amp up a great movie, then suddenly even the mundane becomes a bit more exciting. And speaking of exciting, you can get a Beats Pill portable speaker for just $100, down from its usual price of $150.
The Roborock Q7 Max Robot Vacuum and Mop Hits an All-Time Low, Almost 50% Off for a Limited Time

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | Brittany Vincent

If we’re being honest, no one actually likes vacuuming. It sucks, actually. You want cleaner floors on one hand, but on the other, it’s not fun having to drag out a portable machine, run it across the carpet a few times, and suck up dirt and debris. We should all be leaving this annoying task to robots. Might as well. What else do they have going on, after all? Right now, you can get the Roborock Q7 Max Robot Vacuum and Mop for just $160 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $300.
Amazon’s Newest Echo Frames and Echo Spot Bundle Saves You $170 Compared to Buying Separately

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | Brittany Vincent

If you like the idea of having Alexa always within earshot but don’t want another device cluttering your desk or kitchen counter, Amazon’s Echo Frames might be the wearable upgrade you didn’t know you needed. These smart glasses that actually look like regular glasses, and they’re super easy to use. You just put them on and you can control your Amazon Echo devices, like an Echo Spot. And, perhaps most importantly, they don’t make you look like a total dork.
Get Your First Look at Nicholas Cage's Spider-Man Noir TV Show

1 day ago | gizmodo.com | James Whitbrook |Gordon Jackson

Attack the Block‘s long-awaited sequel may finally see release next year. Andy Muschietti is heading to space for his next movie. Plus, get a new look at the live-action Lilo & Stitch‘s alien besties Jumbaa and Pleakley.