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According to a report by Juniper Networks, mobile malware has grown by 614 percent over the last yea
Jun 26, 7:23AM
According to a report by Juniper Networks, mobile malware has grown by 614 percent over the last year. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, 92 percent of it is on Android...
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If Game of Thrones Characters Were on Online Dating Websites
Jun 26, 5:00AM
Seeing Game of Thrones play out on Facebook was the comic relief necessary for the oft depressing show. Seeing Game of Thrones characters pretend to have online dating profiles? Just as good, well, if only for Hodor's.
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Square Market: An Online Market For All Your Artisanal Needs
Jun 26, 4:00AM
Having already convinced small businesses and folks to use their phone to buy and sell goods, today Square is announcing Square Market, an online marketplace to, well, buy and sell goods.
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The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: Elk Grass
Jun 26, 4:00AM
Numerous cultures believe that the world is borne atop a monumental animal deity—be it the Iroquois' Great Turtle or the World Serpents and Elephants from Hindu mythology—so why not a Great Elk?
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Wow These Beautiful Animation Videos Are Ads for... McDonald's
Jun 26, 3:41AM
You usually know an advertisement for McDonald's when you see it. Ethnically diverse group of friends who stay impossibly thin even though they eat at Mickey D's, perfectly dressed burgers and fries that you can almost smell, internal monologues about the deliciousness of the food, so on and so forth. These ads are not like that. They're abstract animations that show McDonald's in a completely different way.
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These Guys Used 1600 Instagram Photos to Make One Instagram Video
Jun 26, 2:36AM
To everyone shooting Instagram videos right now, just give up. No one cares about your 15 second selfie or crappy first video test. It's never going to be as good as your pictures. But you should also give up because these guys used 1,600 different Instagram pictures to stitch together a wonderful stop motion Instagram video that kills every Instavideo dead.
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What If the Superheroes from The Avengers Existed in Real Life?
Jun 26, 1:31AM
Because we don't have any real life superheroes in this totally lame world of ours, we obsess over the lives of silly celebrities with beautiful cheekbones and photoshopped curves and cry over athletes wearing fresh laundry. It's what we call fun! But if superheroes existed on Earth, all those puny humans would never make the cover of magazines ever again. We'd obsess over superheroes all the time.
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A Netflix for the NSA's Private Info Would Make the Spying Worth It
Jun 26, 12:30AM
Do you ever get the feeling that there just isn't enough stuff to watch on Netflix? You're going through the catalog every night and the same movies keep popping up. That's why we should all sign up for the fake NSA Flix. Official Comedy imagined a streaming service that holds all the information the NSA digs up on us.
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The 16 Best Movies Disappearing From Amazon Prime This Weekend
Jun 25, 11:20PM
Not all of us turn to Netflix for our streaming fix; there are plenty of Amazon Prime members out there who lean on Instant Video instead. And if you're one of them, you might want to fill up your Watchlist with these classics. They'll be gone come Monday. And come to think of it, most of them aren't on Netflix, either.
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Behold the First Images of the Official Lego Back to the Future Set!
Jun 25, 10:31PM
Brick News has obtained photos of the official Lego Back to the Future set, including the minifigs for Marty McFly and Doc Brown. As you can see, it's more elaborated than the version approved by Lego Cuusoo. You'll be able to create all the three versions of the car using the pieces in this set.
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Gawker Texas Lawmaker Braving Backbreaking Filibuster to Stop Abortion Bill | Kotaku The Xbox One Vs
Jun 25, 10:15PM
Gawker Texas Lawmaker Braving Backbreaking Filibuster to Stop Abortion Bill | Kotaku The Xbox One Vs. PS4 Headset War Begins | Lifehacker How to Pay Off Your Debt Using the Stack Method | Gizmodo Adorable Daughter Bills Dad for Home Tech Support | Valleywag Watch a Dirty Old Man Make Marissa Mayer Very Uncomfortable
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Bike Doctor: Repair Your Bike As Well As the Pros Without the Price
Jun 25, 10:00PM
For the beginning (or even experienced) cyclist, making your own bike repairs can seem like a daunting task. Most bike repair guides you'll find around the ol' internet can be complicated labyrinths of instruction that end up doing more harm than good. But taking your wheels to a pro can come with a major price tag. Bike Doctor wants to give you the knowledge you need to save a trip to the shop—but in an easy, digestible form that's useful to all walks of the bicycle world.
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A Real-Life Iron Man Suit That Could Be as Comfortable as Pajamas
Jun 25, 9:23PM
Tony Stark used exotic composites, metal alloys, and other Hollywood-only make-believe materials to build his armor-plated Iron Man suit. But researchers at Harvard University's Wyss Institute, constrained by the limitations of reality, took a different approach with a muscle-enhancing exoskeleton that could one day be as comfy to wear as your favorite pair of jeans.
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Pakistani Folk Art and US Drones Collide in These Ornate Paintings
Jun 25, 9:20PM
Pakistani-American artist Mahwish Chishty was originally trained in painting miniatures in her native Lahore. But these days, Chishty is also emerging as a notable conceptual artist abroad, treading the potent line between Pakistani and American culture. Yesterday, in an interview with Mother Jones, Chishty discussed her paintings of American drones—which she covers in traditional Pakistani ornamentation.
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Adorable Daughter Bills Dad for Home Tech Support
Jun 25, 9:03PM
Oh, your parents: Teh Olds. They're always needing technical assistance with the most rudimentary computer tasks. Worse, you can't begrudge them the tech support since they're always helping you out with rides to the movie theater and money for ice cream. You can't deny them service, but goshdarnit, you should demand remuneration for your travails. And if you do it as adorably as this young tech entrepreneur, we're willing to bet you're going to get what you asked for.
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This Throne of Books Is Your Own Private Personal Library
Jun 25, 9:00PM
There's an endless number of distractions that can prevent us from curling up with a good book. So the folks at the London-based design studio, Tilt, created the OpenBook chair. It's an oversized comfy seat wrapped in an empty library that you can fill with your favorite books and magazines, creating an oasis of reading in a sea of distracting electronics.
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Ford's Wireless Brake Lights Warn Other Drivers There's Traffic Ahead
Jun 25, 8:40PM
In an attempt to improve safety and reduce the number of accidents on the world's curviest roads, Ford has developed an experimental brake light that lets vehicles behind you know there's slow traffic ahead, even if they can't see your lights.
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Why You Can't Get Stoned from Smoking Hemp
Jun 25, 8:20PM
It's an honest mistake, thinking that marijuana and industrial hemp are one and the same. And in some ways they are: both are species of the genus cannabis, they both have the iconic five-fingered pot leafs, and both are widely sought after the world over. But aside from their outward appearance, they two have very little in common, including where it counts the most.
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Sorry Uber, Los Angeles Has Been Banning Ride-Shares For a Century
Jun 25, 7:52PM
This week the city of Los Angeles sent a cease-and-desist letter to ride-sharing app companies Uber, Lyft and Sidecar. The city and Los Angeles Yellow Cab claim that these services are "rogue taxis" that are "bypassing all safety regulations created to protect riders and drivers." But this isn't the first time that this town has gone after the unregulated four-wheeled menace. This crackdown on unlicensed taxis in the City of Angels is nearly identical to a battle that raged a century ago — without all the iPhones and whatnot, of course.
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These Astonishing Vietnam War Firefight Photos Look Like Laser Hell
Jun 25, 7:28PM
When James Speed Hensinger was 22, he'd already spent nine months fighting in Vietnam, spending his nights in perpetual fear of snipers hiding in the mountains above. So come April of 1970, after fielding multiple nighttime attacks from a single sniper and his AK47, the 173rd Airborne Brigade—of which Hensinger was a part—decided to hit back with an arsenal of insane proportions.
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This Ghostly, Abandoned NYC Island Could Become a Special Needs School
Jun 25, 7:10PM
New York City's North Brother Island has lived many past lives, as a shipwreck site, a smallpox clinic, a tuberculosis colony, and a drug rehab facility, for starters. The 20-acre island, which sits between the Bronx and Riker's Island, has been abandoned since the 1970s. But two architecture students are hoping to change that soon, with a proposal to build a school for autistic children on the island.
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A Terabyte of Portable Storage for $60 Is Your Deal of the Day
Jun 25, 7:00PM
Here's a 1TB, USB 3.0 capable portable hard drive for $60 shipped from Amazon. That's a good price! And it's another reminder to back your data up.
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Ask A Google Street View Driver Anything You Want
Jun 25, 6:56PM
So you're on the Google and you want to see what a road in Turkey looks like. You click on the map, and, holy crap, there's a photo of it at street level. That's thanks to Google Street View, where they use cars and bikes to take pictures of the world. And now one of the drivers is here to answer your questions.
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Enjoy These Rare Video Art Masterpieces Thanks to YouTube
Jun 25, 6:30PM
The rarefied history of video art is foreign to all but a niche group of academics and art-world types. When artists first got their hands on portable video equipment in the late 60's, they made incredibly odd things. Most of those things remained in academic obscurity—until, of course, internet video hosting exploded. Now, the strange history of video art is at your fingertips.
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Pop Rocks to Slurpees: The Science of America's Wackiest Summer Treats
Jun 25, 6:20PM
Decades before molecular gastronomists were hocking vodka mist and caviar foam, we had food that was just plain fun: Pop Rocks, Magic Shell, and countless other strange creations that required a science lab to invent.
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