This Robotic Crawler Helps Babies at Risk for Cerebral Palsy 

Robotics and AI often get a bad rap for the whole destroyer of the human race
thing. But when you watch a motorized machine help a baby crawl, you can’t help put feel like robots aren’t so bad after all. And that’s exactly the kind of machine that researchers at the University of Oklahoma built.

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Catch Up on the History of Classic Games Once Nintendo's Tiny NES Is Out

Come November, Nintendo will be scratching a lot of nostalgic itches with its miniature NES Classic Edition console
that comes pre-installed with 30 retro games. But between catching up on your favorite titles, you can now learn how many of them came to be with a new book that sounds like the perfect sidekick to the console.

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Oh Great, We're Naming Our Children After Pokémon Now

Pokémon Go has been responsible for a few unseemly things since being released: armed robberies
, a murder hoax
, car crashes
, and sending people towards a nuclear disaster site
. Now it’s even ruining future generations.

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Golddiggers Just Found a Sweet Tub of Cheese in a 17th-Century Shipwreck

An on-going excavation of a Swedish warship sunk in the 17th century recently yielded quite the haul. The newly found treasure includes gold coins, a diamond ring, and a 340-year-old pot of cheese. Truly, the ocean is full of wonders.

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How Will We Know It's Really Trump Doing His Reddit AMA Tonight?

Donald Trump is doing a Reddit AMA tonight at 7pm ET, 4pm PT. AMA, of course, stands for Ask Me Anything, and people are already filling up the page with questions. But here at Gizmodo we’ve been wondering, how will we know that it’s actually Trump answering the questions?

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Man Learns the Hard Way That Selling Meth on a Dating App Is a Bad Idea 

Here’s a PSA for anyone who was thinking about selling meth on a dating app: Don’t do it!

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New Craftsman Toolboxes Can Be Unlocked with Your Smartphone

Tools are pretty expensive, which is why we buy expensive toolboxes, so we can organize them and lock them up so our tools are safe. The problem with toolboxes are the keys. If you lose your key, you are going to have to replace your toolbox – or at least call a locksmith. Well, Craftsman’s new toolboxes fix that problem.

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Craftsman’s Pro Series storage units have Bluetooth-connected locks that can be opened and secured using a mobile app. As long as you don’t lose your smartphone, you should be okay. You can also set up a proximity lock through the app, so it will only open when your phone is within a certain range. The chest can also be opened remotely using your phone if you want to give someone else access while you’re away. It can even let you know if it’s been tampered with. Of course, you can still use a key if you want, but what fun would that be?

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These toolboxes will be available this October in sizes ranging from 26- to 52-inches wide. The drawers can each support up to 200 pounds, so you can load them up with a lot of heavy tools. Here’s another great feature: Underneath the top lid is a larger compartment with a built-in six outlet power strip that has two USB ports for charging tools or other devices. These are some really useful new features.

It’s about time they updated the toolbox. Prices will range from $730 to $1550, depending on size and configuration.

[Toolguyd via Gizmodo]

Nintendo’s Q1 earnings report disappoints with Wii U and 3DS sales down

mario galaxyNintendo has been very hot and cold lately. From the launch of Pokemon GO, which is shaping up to be the most impressive mobile game launch ever and caused Nintendo’s stock price to soar, to the inevitable tumble back to Earth as Nintendo tried to temper investor expectations concerning the amount of money it would pull in from the title, … Continue reading

Pokemon GO server status is down, but also up

godownHow can Pokemon GO be down, but also up at the same time? Pokemon GO is a multi-tiered system, one in which more than one level of log-on and play is included. Today users have found several problems occurring at different times. Earlier today is was a bit of down time on the main server – high latency and inability … Continue reading

China finishes building the world's largest amphibious plane

On November 2nd, 1947, the Hughes H-4 Hercules took off for the first time. The test run lasted less than a minute, and it traveled for around a mile. The H-4, erroneously nicknamed the Spruce Goose, was a behemoth; its wing 320-foot wingspan is stil…