If Chumby could achieve the economies of scale it needed to turn a profit on the Chumby 8 at $100 and the Chumby One at, say, $50 or $60, I would recommend them to literally everyone I know.

However, the future of the Chumby and other older devices is still on the chopping block of progress. Compiler writers want to drop support for platforms that nobody uses anymore, and the Chumby ...

Chumby no more: employees at Technicolor, technology waiting to be sold. We just confirmed with former Chumby CEO Derrick Oien that Chumby as a company is no more.

Photos by Jon Snyder Meet Chumby: a wireless gadget that pulls information off the web and puts it on your desktop. Chumby is like a widget box, serving up a constant stream of photos, sports ...

Anywho, Chumby: lumpy and squishy and oh-so adorable, we couldn't help but want one planted right on our night stand. If the concept of Chumby still eludes you, ...

Remember Chumby, the huggable, widget-powered alarm clock that everyone wanted but just couldn't figure out what to do with? Well it's back and it wants to mate with your TV. The NeTV is a Chumby ...

I’m not sure if Chumby’s widgets, minus the Chumby, are all that appealing—while everything with a power button has widgets nowadays, Chumby’s adorable, squishy form factor was why we ...

So what is Chumby? It kind of defies description.When I first saw Chumby I thought that it was an alarm clock that displays that weather and news headlines – which it does – but it's really ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Who wants to wait on a computer that has to boot up before they can ...

Apparently Sara Antoinette Martin is quite the artist, and either her or Chumby (or both) are mighty, mighty proud of her handiwork. Available now for those unaffected by things like global ...

Despite being generally unnecessary, we couldn’t help loving the little Chumby One WiFi widget machine. Speaking of love, a secret message revealed after iFixit’s teardown reveals that it is ...

If you cross an alarm clock, a picture frame and an Internet radio player with a gerbil, you would get the Chumby, possibly the least threatening-looking electronic device ever. It's a tiny ...