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From the Always On Blog
Episode 24: Jawbone Up vs. FitBit One 
On this week's episode, I unbox two new fitness wearables, plus the GoPro Hero 3. Also, the GT500 on a race track and the future of space travel with SpaceX.
Always On Torture Test Giveaway Extravaganza! iPod Touch, ThinkPad Carbon X1, and Kindle Fire HD 
We tried hard to break them, and in the case of the Lenovo, we slightly succeeded. But this is your chance to rehabilitate some of our damaged gadgets and give them a better home. Enter in the comments to win.
Episode 22: Kids vs. the iPod Touch 
This week on Always On, I unbox a slew of Apple products (plus the Slingbox 500), and I sic four toddlers on a pair of unsuspecting iPod Touches. Chaos ensues.
Episode 21: Unboxing Google's Nexus 4 phone and Nexus 10 tablet 
Always On is back for the holidays with an unboxing extravaganza: Nexus 4, Nexus 10, Lumia 920, HTC 8X ... phew. Oh, and we find out if the Surface is as tough as Microsoft says.
Episode 20: Unboxing the Microsoft Surface tablet 
I went down to Microsoft's pop-up store in San Francisco and bought myself a Surface tablet to unbox ... and I can't wait to skateboard on it. Also this week, Jeff Cannata goes crazy on a ruggedized Pentax camera.
DIY: Turn an old lamp into a flexible phone stand 
Get the DIY version of the "Une Bobine" Kickstarter project, and make your own flexible phone stand from an old gooseneck lamp.
Always On torture-test giveaway: One iPhone 4S (bricked) 
It's just a little water damage -- or a lot of water damage. But we think you'll still want the iPhone 4S we washed in the washing machine. Anything can be fixed, right?
Episode 18: The Galaxy Note 2 and a ThinkPad torture test 
This week, Always On unboxes the cult-fave Galaxy Note 2, tortures a supposedly rugged ThinkPad ultrabook, and drives a car that literally will not allow you to rear-end something.
Episode 17: Kindle-palooza! 
This week we have Amazon on the brain, and decided to take on two of the four new kindles announced last month.
How to record live TV on your computer 
The Hauppauge HD PVR lets you record live TV (or video gameplay) directly on your computer for delayed viewing or transferring to a mobile device. Find out how to get started.
Molly Wood is an executive editor at CNET, author of the Molly Rants blog, and host of the tech show, Always On. When she's not enraging fanboys of all stripes, she can be found offering tech opinions on CBS and elsewhere, and offering opinions on everything else to anyone who will listen.
