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Apr 14, 1:00AM
Daniel Craig did a great job of freshening up the Bond franchise. By the time he got to it, things had gone a bit stale, gotten a bit out of control. But now that we've had a good trio of his, maybe it's time to take a hop back to some Brosnan. I mean,
Goldeneye was pretty rad.
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Apr 14, 12:00AM
The nanobots are coming, and hopefully they'll do more harm than good. but if they do decide to destroy the world, I hope it's even half as catchy.
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Apr 13, 10:50PM
It's one thing to have a spacious home, it's another to have a whole indoor suburb. "House K" does the latter, and puts a weird new spin on the townhouse by
having its own little town inside its walls.
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Apr 13, 9:40PM
Back in 2008, Jason Koger had the misfortune of running over a downed power line on his four-wheeler, being shocked with 7,200 volts of electricity, and ultimately having both his hands amputated. Now, he's had the good luck to get
a pair of new ones that can be controlled by an iPhone app.
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Apr 13, 8:30PM
A floor lamp isn't typically a place you'd expect to find a lot of personality, but this one showcased at the Milan furniture fair has plenty of it. You'd half expect to see it
prancing around on screen before a Pixar movie.
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Apr 13, 7:20PM
If you had the chance to decree that everyone—
everyone—would have to watch one YouTube video all the way through and pay attention the entire time, what would it be? It could be something important, historic, funny, dumb, or just something that no one else seems to like nearly as much as you do and you desperately want to force everyone else to see it in the hope that somebody, anybody, gets it the way you do.
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Apr 13, 6:00PM
Kick back and relax with some of our cream of the Internet crop this week. We've got a giant hornets nest you'll be glad you've never seen in person, a phone that's (probably) bigger than your penis, lasers, the future of guitars, time machines, the key to six packs and more. Check it all out below.
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Apr 13, 5:00PM
Facebook Home
is here, and although it's not tied to its
flagship hardware, the list of phones that officially support it is kind of underwhelming. If the phone you have isn't listed, have no fear: you can try out Facebook Home too, and
the workaround is pretty easy.
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Apr 13, 4:00PM
In addition to the long curly cords, and the part where they are permanently attached to a wall, old-fashioned landlines have something else that we've lost in the cell phone revolution: a dial tone.
What happened to that thing?
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Apr 13, 3:00PM
It's officially spring, so why is your computer still moving like it's half frozen? After all those long winter nights surfing shady sites, it's no wonder. Here's how to give your most important devices a spring cleaning fit for a May Queen.
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Apr 13, 2:20PM
When North Korea isn't busy
shooting missiles into the sea or
photoshopping its navy to make it look a little less pathetic, it takes to a very global hobby: torrenting. TorrentFreak
took a peek into exactly what the would-be-supervillian nation-state likes to pirate and, well, they've got to get their surveillance software
somewhere.
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Apr 13, 1:00PM
While you are sinking into you soft, pillow-top mattress—or pile of trash—there are a handful of human beings in space who take to their nightly respite a little differently, by strapping themselves into a zero-g space coffin. Apparently
it's better than it sounds.
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Apr 13, 5:00AM
Can you imagine a world where Photoshop doesn't exist? A world where we can take every picture at face value and believe that there was no airbrushing, no retouching, no nothing? I can't. Photoshop has made it impossible for me to not question what I'm seeing and at the same twisted time has also redefined my image of what things are
supposed to look like. PBS' excellent Off Book series takes a look at how Photoshop is remixing the world.
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Apr 13, 4:00AM
And you thought the Warner Bros. cat and mouse duo had outlandish chase sequences? Psh. This CGI reboot by Brian Jin combine Tom and Jerry's slapstick humor with an anime motiff and Michael Bay-caliber explosions as the duo wreaks havoc on an airport's security installment (and takes down a terrorist for good measure).
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Apr 13, 3:00AM
Like the
wonderful Libby Cooper before her, this girl is just beyond awesome. She remixes her Facebook Cover Photo so that her profile picture pops up seamlessly in movie sequences, TV shows and video games. It's perfect.
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Apr 13, 2:28AM
4K TVs are visual deliciousness in a box but are a little (to put it lightly) out of reach for peasants like us as they come with a price tag either equal to
the cost of a car or are only considered cheap because they're graciously
not priced like a car. Eyegasms ain't cheap friends. But one company whose name I'm not even sure how to pronounce is trying to change the whole damn game. SEIKI has a 50-inch 4K TV for only $1,300. Yeah.
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Apr 13, 2:00AM
When you're the one guy in the police lineup who doesn't know everyone else, chances are it's gonna be a bad day. Especially if you're stuck there with these bozos.
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Apr 13, 1:00AM
It's funny how fondly we look back at classic ads—print, commercials, anything—compared to how we react to ads today. That Apple 1984 commercial? Perfection. Those old VW Bug print ads? Soooo cute! Today? Ew banner ads. Ugh Flash. ZOMG what happened to my ad block!? There's no room for art in advertising anymore because we've all been conditioned to ignore the pixels dedicated to advertisements. Or from another perspective, ads are so tainted because they're all plastered with social media links that we can't take them seriously anymore.
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Apr 13, 12:00AM
Not to enrage the Bieber Nation or Beliebers or whatever Bieberian name tweens and post-tweens call themselves now, but it looks like a lot of the people who follow him on Twitter are fake. In fact, he has the highest number of fakeout Twitter followers out of the top 10 Twitter accounts. 16.7 million accounts are fake! 2.6 million are inactive! Those numbers are ridiculous.
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Apr 12, 11:03PM
Though reports had pointed towards Twitter releasing Twitter Music today, all we got was a landing page. Thankfully, designer Youssef Sarhan managed to pry some details from Twitter Music's source code. Because of his awesome sleuthwork, we now know
a lot more than we did before. Like how Twitter Music will let users connect with Spotify, Rdio, iTunes, Soundcloud, Vevo and Youtube.
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Apr 12, 11:00PM
Let's go waaaay back for this one. Almost half a century ago, in 1964, the legendary Oscar Peterson Trio performed this great rendition of Duke Ellington's "C Jam Blues" in Denmark. While Peterson could (and often
did) burn through standards at breakneck speed, he lets this tune stretch out – displaying his famous Art Tatum-influenced two-hand mastery and just grooving out an intro for about the first 3 minutes. And only then does the song really start.
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Apr 12, 10:00PM
This week saw a lot of iOS favorites finally coming to Android users. Even better, Android users got something an iPhone may never see: the no-longer-mysterious Facebook Home.
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Apr 12, 10:00PM
This week's collection of apps went all over the place in terms of content. If you're someone prone to bouts of amnesia during daily activities, there's plenty to cure what ails you down below. Aspiring musicians and video chat-junkies won't be disappointed either. Everyone else: maybe next week.
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Apr 12, 10:00PM
Productivity don't come cheap—at least this week. Apps hitting costs in the double digits are practically unheard of, but this week saw not one but
two apps offering to make your life better if you're willing to cough up the cash. The choice is up to you.
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Apr 12, 9:40PM
Remember how the internet got itself all riled up a few days ago when it found out that it would only take
one rogue Android user to hack and take over an entire plane? Yeah, about that—it's not true.
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