News   The Geek’s series of holiday gift-inating concludes by breaking the virtual bank to spotlight a pair of items that are actually the smaller siblings of some top-shelf kitchen kit. These two items are slightly less expensive then their full-si...   More

News The Geek's series of holiday gift-inating concludes by breaking the virtual bank to spotlight a pair of items that are actually the smaller siblings of some top-shelf kitchen kit.

These two items are slightly less expensive then their full-sized brethren but still p...   More

News The gearing-up for the holidays continues with Part 2 of Willamette Geek's guide to true kitchen geekdom. In this installment, we focus on another measurement tool and an ingredient that you'll wonder how you got along without:


EatSmart Precision Pro Digital...   More

Food Reviews & Stories Outside the perfunctory nod fish is given in most of the finer restaurants in town, Portland diners of a piscatorial bent have been limited to visiting one of the sushi joints scattered around town or ...   More

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With the holiday shopping season upon us, checking off items to get the gadget-obsessed techno-fiend in your life may seem pretty daunting.

If, however, the geek in question happens to be a huge food enthusiast, you're in luck.

Join us as we review the bits of kit your home culinary mad scientists would love to find in their polypropelene-fiber stockin...   More

News CHOW Thanksgiving Dinner Coach by CBS Interactive. Cost: Free

Rather than participate in the annual "Who the heck was supposed to handle the cranberries this year!?" melee with your family, take charge of the whole endeavor with a fabulously focused app from CHOW.co...   More

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While many won't believe the following news about Gran Turismo 5 until the game is spinning in their PlayStation 3s, Sony has announced that the ultimate in home console racing simulators is finall...   More

News Research In Motion can't seem to catch a break. After suffering a broadside from Steve Jobs during Apple's quarterly report last month, the BlackBerry developer got a one-two punch of major defections from some very prominent clients.    More

News iHours by informatica@sapienza. Cost: Free

How many times have you rolled up to a store, shopping list in hand, only to find you're increasingly unreliable memory has failed yet again when there's a big, smoking "Closed" sign draped on the door?

iHours seeks to make sure such trauma is a thing of the past by let...   More

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In what I hope is a Reese's-Peanut-Butter-Cup-worthy move, Apple has got some of its iOS in its OS X.

In Wednesday's "Back To The Mac" presser, The Steve, in between showcasing an updated iLife suite and a rejiggered, cheaper MacBook Air, extolled the virtues of the next revision to its oper...   More