Gdgt is the creation of Engadget founder Peter Rojas and former editor-in-chief (and current editor emeritus) Ryan Block.

ENGADGET: Editor's Letter: Welcome back, gentlemen

If Google is correct (and it usually is), Engadget has been covering Fujitsu's PalmSecure palm-reading technology since the Peter Rojas days.

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We've also got a visit from Engadget founder Peter Rojas, who will be helping us make a twice-checked list of some of the year's top gadgets.

ENGADGET: The Engadget Show 39: Holiday Spectacular with Jonathan Coulton, John Roderick and Ben Heck

Not only do we have a team of amazing designers, developers, producers and more joining us, we have Peter Rojas and Ryan Block coming back into the immediate family.

ENGADGET: Editor's Letter: Welcome back, gentlemen

My old friend and partner in crime Peter Rojas -- the guy who created and brought me into Engadget in the first place -- was looking for a change from his post-Engadget venture, too.

ENGADGET: Allow me to reintroduce myself

It also has its own office, six hundred square feet on the top floor of a five-story walkup on Allen Street, on the Lower East Side, which doubles as the apartment of Peter Rojas, its founder.

NEWYORKER: Critical Mass

Ryan Block, Evan Blass, Thomas "Oh, daddy" Ricker, Joshua "Businessman" Topolsky, Paul "Tapless" Miller, Nilay Patel, Chris "Ziggie Smalls" Ziegler, Darren Murph, Sean "Sarnie" Cooper, Ben Drawbaugh, Richard Lawler, Steve Kim, Erik Hanson, Barb Dybwad, Chris Grant, Trent Wolbe, Dante "Express" Cesa, Jose Andrade, Ittousai, Andy Yang, Atticus Wu, and, of course, Peter Rojas!

ENGADGET: Gear and loathing in Las Vegas - Engadget has left the building