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Mar 30, 3:00AM
Here's a fun little cooking trick for you to try: scramble eggs inside its shell so that you can make scrambled hard boiled eggs. Meaning the entire egg will be perfectly golden all around. Delicious!
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Mar 30, 2:00AM
The life of a hotshot Hollywood publicist isn't one you'd envy under the best of circumstances. But the guy who has to cover Chris Brown's back? That's some kind of martyr.
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Mar 30, 1:06AM
The
WSJ is reporting that Facebook's upcoming Android event will be a home screen—as in the first screen you see when you flip on your phone—dedicated to Facebook. It will "display content from users' Facebook accounts on a smartphone's home screen."
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Mar 30, 1:00AM
I don't know why I find something so mundane so fascinating but I can't get enough of watching Argentinian silversmith Juan Carlos Pallarols create a chalice for Pope Francis. It's incredible just to see his hands and tools shape what will be the cup for the holiest man in the world.
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Mar 30, 12:00AM
You probably never wondered this before but the Internet is always about answering questions you never knew you had. Like, how many Peeps and Cadbury Easter Eggs can a 50 cal rifle shoot through?
Rated R on YouTube decided to give it a try and blasted through your favorite Easter treats so you don't have to.
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Mar 29, 11:00PM
Between unbelievable balloon art, a scaly aluminum aquarium, and a Google Image Search art project, we have beaucoup beautiful things to show you this week. Take a second to gander at the gorgeous things we found in art, architecture, and design this week.
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Mar 29, 10:00PM
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you had no excuse for being unproductive this week. What with Google's new note taking service coming out (and staying out), a coupon organizer in the palm of your hand, and easy to use instructions that can basically tell you how to do
anything, any thing you didn't get done is on you.
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Mar 29, 10:00PM
Feeling lonely? For whatever reason, there was a whole slew of apps this week that get you connecting with others in mildly creepy ways. Whether its reminiscing about the past, seeing who's around you and what they're doing, or drawing total strangers for their enjoyment, there's a friend out there waiting for you. Go get 'em, tiger.
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Mar 29, 10:00PM
Looking for a way to organize your massive collection of
selfies pictures of you and your friends? Trying to break into the music scene with the voice of an angel, more specifically a tone-deaf, 3-pack-a-day angel? Just want to get a feel for the world without ever putting on pants? This week's offering of iPad apps has you covered, whatever your dream may be.
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Mar 29, 9:20PM
So you've decided to hop on the vinyl trend. You need a turntable. Pro-ject's candy hued
Debut Carbon tables will appeal to both your eyes and your ears.
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Mar 29, 9:06PM
Hi there. It's the end of the week, and we're sure you're sick of working, so we're going to help make the rest of your day bearable. For the next hour, the entire Giz staff will be hovering around this thread, willing to shoot the shit about whatever your little hearts desire. What do you all want to talk about?
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Mar 29, 9:00PM
Easter egg hunts were fine and good when you were a kid and sugar was the only rush you needed. But it's time to set the Peeps aside. It's time to get drunk the Easter way.
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Mar 29, 8:20PM
Jason Hackensworth is a balloon artist, but not the kind that wears oversized shoes and has been the villain in a
1990 horror movie. He's known for his balloon sculptures of biological forms and creatures, like this anemone-like sculpture,
currently on display in the Grand Gallery of the National Museum of Scotland as part of the Edinburgh International Science Festival.
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Mar 29, 8:00PM
If you want to drink fresh, limited-release microbrews, then a growler is indispensable. You see, the truly great stuff doesn't come in bottles: You need to go somewhere that has it on tap get them to sell you a hearty pour.
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Mar 29, 7:40PM
Going to a therapist in itself already makes a many people uncomfortable, but what if their wise and licensed confidant was actually just a fancy, upgraded Sim? Well, we may not have to wait too long to find out—a new computer program is already planning to be your depression-diagnosing assistant shrink.
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Mar 29, 7:20PM
It's almost Easter, a day of ham, nice outfits, obligatory church trips, and borderline abuse of baby rabbits. But most importantly, it's the time of year when there are Peeps on the shelves of your local drugstore.
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Mar 29, 7:02PM
Action cameras are great for shredding the slopes and all, but there are some drawbacks. What if it falls off your helmet? What if the angle is too high, or too low?
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Mar 29, 7:00PM
The Boxee Box came out in November 2010, which is eons ago in gadget time. Since then, there has been a new Apple TV, two new flagship Rokus, and even a
new Boxee. The
king of the streamer world is now the
$100 Roku 3. Still—this absurdly shaped open-source streamer has quite the following, and that's because it's the last major set top box to embrace a maximalist, open philosophy: wanna plug in a hard drive and play some Xvid files? Sure! Channels for MLB.tv, or Netflix or Youtube? Got 'em. Hey, want to catch some over-the-air television? You can do that with a $50 dongle.
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Mar 29, 6:20PM
Believe it or not, this is the
Dutch Embassy in Ethiopia. It doesn't look like your average bureaucratic building, but perhaps more government agencies should take cues from not just its unusual aesthetic, but how the architects—Dick van Gameren and Bjarne Mastenbroek—drew influence from two different cultures.
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Mar 29, 6:06PM
Seen a few profile pictures change in support of gay marriage recently? The all-seeing eye of Facebook has seen quite a few, and from that ocean of data, it's whipped up a
comprehensive map of gay marriage support in the America.
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Mar 29, 5:36PM
A recent city
noise control ordinance in Boston has cops
cracking down on roving rock shows that don't take place in formal venues. So they're
posing as punk rockers online to sniff out concert locations so they shut them down more easily. Only problem is their police work reads like an out of touch parent trying to talk to a teen about
that new fangled rock and/or roll.
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Mar 29, 5:00PM
The smartphone has all but killed the standalone tuner, but while most apps just emulate their old-fashioned counterparts, Tunable
brings something new—and pretty—to the table.
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Mar 29, 4:40PM
Not every drone out there has to have
terrifying grabby arms or
run on lasers. The BioniCopter is
content to just cruise around like the insect that inspired it. No frills needed.
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Mar 29, 4:25PM
The increasingly ambiguous divide between man and machine just got blurred that much more with
Stanford's recent announcement: scientists have successfully created the first truly biological transistor made entirely out of genetic material.
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Mar 29, 4:20PM
It's a long hike through difficult terrain out to your favorite hunting blind—a trek made worse when you have to lug the season's equipment and supplies along. But with this autonomous ATV from Cleartrail, you'll barely have to lift a trigger finger.
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