I started CrunchGear on August 10, 2006. Mike Arrington called me after I left Gizmodo and asked me to start a gadget blog. I did. It’s been nearly five years now and in that time we’ve posted 47,243 ...

Despite our passionate detestation of April Fools’ Day, we must admit that Crunchgear’s new layout, complete with a hyperactive piggy bank gif, is almost enjoyable. Gizmodo—of course—would never do ...

Hello there, world! The name’s Jordan Crook, and I thought I’d take a moment during my first day here at CrunchGear to introduce myself. Along with my passion for unicorns and long walks on the beach, ...

TechCrunch, the industry blog run by Fixture 2.0 Michael Arrington, is a decidedly Valley institution, but its hardware sibling CrunchGear skews toward New York–if only because that’s where its ...

UPDATE: These pics are fake. But... the iPhone 3G has launched! Full details and real pics here. Original story follows: Two more sleeps to go if you're reading this on Sunday morning, although I'm ...

External storage is forever getting cheaper, so manufacturers are having to think outside of their USB2.0-enabled boxes to try to draw attention to their wares. Network Attached Storage is a little ...

Crunchgear has a scoop from a source that confirms the first generation Zune is an OEMed Toshiba Gigabeat, combined with some added on features and functionality made just for Microsoft. Microsoft had ...

CrunchGear got a little advance tip from Panasonic that the company plans to launch a new handheld gaming device called 'The Jungle Handheld' as part of its new Panasonic Cloud Entertainment (which ...

Dude, John of CrunchGear just got his mitts on the Maxtor 1 terabyte (TB) of storage! That's a whole hell of a lot of storage space. The Maxtor software plays nice on both PCs and Macs – he's ...

If you were wondering whether that $600 Nokia Booklet 3G ($300 with wireless Internet service) is worth the premium, the answer from CrunchGear appears to be a resounding… maybe. I feel that the ...

An article published by CrunchGear last night suggested Apple “blacklisted” Best Buy over a misunderstanding between the company and the retailer which, allegedly, had been holding off on selling iPad ...