If you missed the Chumby, we’re sorry. They were relatively inexpensive Linux appliances that acted as a clock, Internet radio, and feed reader. The company went belly up, although there was… ...

We review the Dash, a personal internet viewer from Sony that delivers a wide selection of apps for music and video, but also functions as an alarm clock and digital picture frame.

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Remember the Chumby – the Internet connected alarm clock with access to hundreds of apps? The San Diego company failed about two years ago. Now one of the original founders is trying to give it ...

Chumby owners were in trouble when its developers closed their doors in 2011, because it's totally dependent on the central Chumby servers to support any feature other than the alarm clock.

Chumby, the plucky little Web appliance from years back, returns with a new subscription service and over 1,000 apps.

The Chumby line of products are internet-connected touchscreen displays which you can use as a smart alarm clock, internet radio, weather forecast device, or more. But the company that makes ...

After being near-dormant for a year, the internet appliance service is back with support for 1,000 apps, though it will now cost users $3 per month.

Some of our readers might remember the Chumby alarm clock which was originally launched by Chumby Industries Inc. which has unfortunately since been closed down and taken over by Blue Octy. Since ...

Remember Chumby? You probably haven't heard much about the snuggly tiny computer/smart alarm clock since its makers' company disbanded, but now it's back from its semi-retired state. Its current ...

The Chumby 8 is a nice upgrade from its predecessor, but it's still mostly just an expensive high-tech alarm clock and photo viewer.

After Chumby the company went under, funding has been passed between the Chumby estate, an assignee for the assets, and most recently “a company that does not wish to be identified,” according ...