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Aug 8, 2012 1:00 PM   Gizmodo is 10 years old, and we want you to join us to celebrate hitting the double-digit mark. We're ringing in the big day with multi-city celebrations on August 16. New York will have the biggest official Meetup with most of Gizmodo staff at the Magician. We're also having events in a few other cities. If you're in San Francisco, Andrew Tarantola is throwing down at the Public House. For Los Angeles, Chris Mascari and Casey Chan will be posted up at the The DarkRoom. In Oxford, U.K. Jamie Condliffe will be celebrating at The Jam Factory. And if you're down south in Birmingham, Alabama, Brian Barrett is heading up the party at Parkside Cafe. Each Meetup starts at 8pm local time on what shall be known as Gizmodo Day—Thursday, August 16. Other cities can create their own, too. Here's how it works: We're using Meetup Everywhere to organize meetups around the world. Visit the Gizmodo Day page or use the widget below and join a Meetup in you...

Aug 2, 2012 4:00 PM   Gizmodo is 10 years old, and we want you to join us to celebrate hitting the double-digit mark. We're ringing in the big day with multi-city celebrations on August 16. New York will have the biggest official Meetup with most of Gizmodo staff at the Magician. We're also having events in a few other cities. If you're in San Francisco, Andrew Tarantola is throwing down at the Public House. For Los Angeles, Chris Mascari and Casey Chan will be posted up at the The DarkRoom. In Oxford, U.K. Jamie Condliffe will be celebrating at The Jam Factory. And if you're down south in Birmingham, Alabama, Brian Barrett is heading up the party at Parkside Cafe. Each Meetup starts at 8pm local time on what shall be known as Gizmodo Day—Thursday, August 16. Other cities can create their own, too. Here's how it works: We're using Meetup Everywhere to organize meetups around the world. Visit the Gizmodo Day page or use the widget below and join a Meetup in you...

By Brad Molen posted Jul 20th 2012 2:52PM We just received a "save the date" email from a Samsung US representative that revealed a new Galaxy device will be seeing the light of day on August 15th. We didn't receive any details on what it could be, though this is most likely a US-bound device -- the email says "please join Samsung Electronics America for a major announcement and unveiling of the newest Galaxy device." With that tidbit in mind, we have a couple ideas: first, it may be the Galaxy S Blaze Q, since internal docs pin the phone's release on same exact day. With that being a T-Mobile exclusive for now, however, we're unsure that it'll be the recipient of so much pomp and circumstance. There's also a possibility that we'll see the Galaxy Note 10.1, which was announced at MWC in February and previewed in March. While we'd love to see the Galaxy Note 2, the odds of it being the mystery device are incredibly slim since the phablet...