Gadgettes Podcast 161: The geeks in love episode
Sometimes a gadget comes along that sweeps you off your geeky feet. Also, it's not very often that a curiously upholstered SUV comes along and crashes into the podcast like a wrecking ball. Today we bring you all of the above in one episode.
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EPISODE 161
Dating habits of iPhone users: A profile
Molly’s new true love: HP Envy 15
Japan's NEC takes aim at interpreters with head mounted projection device
Reverse gender gap
Shmotter.com--create outfits
A pPropos (of) nothing
Kiss the QOOQ: A New PC for the Kitchen
Why Didn’t I Think of That?
Senior Mobile Phone actually is your grandma’s phone
Kill me
Dedicated tweeting gadget TwitterPeek launches
E-mail
It’s so obvious! We all know that we’re supposed to unplug our appliances when we’re not using them – and we know that plugging/ unplugging is a pain and also potentially damaging to the cord. So – how about twisting the outlet to make it go on/off? Genius!
Hi Gadgettes,
I found these today from a link on Reddit and became flabbergasted. I thought I knew what pants were until this. I cannot even begin to imagine what segment this would go to.
They make them for women too.
-Erick from Michigan
I can’t decide if this is best for Bling RX, Tool Time or What The
Hell? All I know is my mind is melting a little reading about the SUV
with whale penis leather interior and gold-plated bulletproof windows.
Cianna
Molly Wood gets her
gadget on as part of the Gadgettes duo in addition to her duties on
Buzz Out Loud and the Buzz Report. Favorite gadgets include TiVo, Treo,
and the Logitech Harmony 880. 
Kelly Morrison has
been at CNET since 1996 as a features editor
for CNET Download.com. In addition to moonlighting as a gadgette, Kelly
is Director of Content Development for CNET. 
Jason Howell takes
time from producing podcasts for CNET to bark (and sometimes sing)
unintelligable nonsense as an honorary Gadgette. 
Peek isn't a completely stupid and inane company though, as stated by you all during the show. It isn't their only product, though agreeably, it is the dumbest.