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Qualcomm Toq Hands-On: This Is Tonnes Better Than the Galaxy Gear
Sep 06, 11:30AM
Disregarding my opinion that smartwatches (unless they're the Pebble, or something as intuitive and elegantly-executed) can all be tossed in a skip and set on fire, I'm actually really impressed after a brief play with the Qualcomm Toq (pronounced "talk," not "toc." Dubbed "the anti-Galaxy Gear" (by us), such is the stripped-down nature of what's crammed inside the 1.5-inch display, it's more of a pimped-out watch than Dick Tracy phonewatch. And that's a good thing, before you ask.
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LG's 77-Inch Curved OLED Ultra HD TV Is a Monstrous Beauty
Sep 06, 10:28AM
Currently, the biggest curved curved ultra-high resolution OLED TV tops out at a mere 55 inches—but LG is shaking things up with this monstrous 77-inch creature.
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Craig From Craigslist
Sep 06, 9:30AM
Craig Newmark is the Craig of Craigslist whose estimated net worth as of 2010 was around $400 million. This is in direct contrast to his financial wealth during childhood, where his mother struggled to support Craig and his brother, Jeff, after the death of their father.
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Visualizing Published Science as Forming Galaxies
Sep 06, 8:29AM
Scientific research is published by the bucketload every single week—to the extent that it's virtually impossible to keep up with. So this neat way of visualizing published papers as growing galaxies is particularly fun—and useful.
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China Telecom Leak Seems to Reveal New iPhones
Sep 06, 7:27AM
On Thursday afternoon, a verified China Telecom account on the Weibo microblog posted an advert for advance orders of the iPhone 5S and 5C—the phones we expect Apple to announce next week.
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Can You Identify a Mystery Cocoon Which Has the Whole Internet Stumped?
Sep 06, 6:29AM
Usually, throw the internet an image of something you can't identify and it's only a couple of minutes until you're bombarded with people pointing out how dumb you are. Not so with this mystery cocoon, though—because nobody can work out where it comes from.
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Some Guy Got a Random Guy's Facebook Profile Pic Tattooed to His Butt
Sep 06, 5:00AM
When we said that Selfless Portraits, an awesome website where strangers drew pictures of other stranger's Facebook profiles, is something we should all totally get behind, we definitely didn't mean this: Joey Jordan took one of those random Facebook profile pictures and got it tattooed on his butt cheek. Now some guy's face from Brazil is on his ass forever.
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The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: Palette of the Ocean
Sep 06, 4:00AM
This must be what Jacques Cousteau's dreams looked like.
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Could The Fork and Knife Chopsticks Be the Only Utensil You Ever Need?
Sep 06, 3:00AM
There's an eternal battle going on in my head on what's the greatest utensil in the entire world. I flip with a fork but then flop to chopsticks, I side with the spear and then Benedict Arnold to extended fingers. It's never settled. Different types of food require different utensils. If only there was one utensil to rule them all, if only I knew this fork and knife chopsticks existed.
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This Might Be the Nexus 5 Because It Looks Like That Leaked Nexus 5
Sep 06, 2:07AM
This involves a meticulous combination of dots plus a mini-leap of faith but a LG phone with the name D820 just cleared the ranks of the FCC. Usually this wouldn't mean much to us but it does sort of, kind of look like the mysterious Nexus phone that popped up in the Android Kit Kat statue video that was pulled by Google.
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This Parody Video Shows How Apple Will Announce the Next iPhone
Sep 06, 1:11AM
You already know what's going to happen. Tim Cook will get on stage next week, Jony Ive will wax poetic about chamfered edges, Phil Schiller will be his jolly self and a new iPhone will be announced to the world. It'll look a lot like the iPhone we already know but Apple will find some way to make it seem as if it'll change everything. The video puts it best, "to create the new iPhone, we started with a design we really loved and then... stopped."
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Here's the First Trailer for the New RoboCop Movie
Sep 05, 11:49PM
There's machines. There's guns. There's explosions. There's flying explosions. And of course, there's RoboCop. The first trailer for the reboot of RoboCop just popped up and it shows a bit of how this RoboCop becomes a man and a machine. And also shows a lot of things getting blown up.
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These Minimalist Watercolors Are Made From Real Drops Of Rain
Sep 05, 11:00PM
Most folks pick up the pace or seek cover when the skies open up and it starts to pour, but that's precisely when Gustavo Sousa takes to the streets to collect some creative inspiration.
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This Amazing Video Made With Long-Exposure Photos Is Like a Hazy Dream
Sep 05, 10:20PM
Does this video remind you of being drunk, dizzy, or in some woozy dream-state? Whatever feeling it conjers, you've definitely never seen animated photos like this before.
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Photoshop Contest: Put a Galaxy Gear Into an Iconic Historical Image
Sep 05, 10:06PM
Time may just be a social construct, but it's one of the rare bits of humanity that will more or less always remain constant. However, the same cannot be said for our timepieces that no longer tell time—our ever-evolving watches.
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Ping for iOS: A Mobile Email Experience That's More Like Texting
Sep 05, 10:00PM
Every other startup out there is trying to become the new big thing in email, but what we get more often than not is a bunch of half-baked tweaks that sound nice on paper but don't really do all that much to change the experience. Ping, however, actually is probably unlike any other email client you've used before.
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io9 DC forbids Batwoman's gay marriage, creative team leaves | Lifehacker How Stress Breaks Down You
Sep 05, 9:52PM
io9 DC forbids Batwoman's gay marriage, creative team leaves | Lifehacker How Stress Breaks Down Your Mind and Body (and How to Fight Back) | Jalopnik What It's Like To Drive Those Weird Japanese Cars They Don't Sell Here | Jezebel These Parks and Recreation Season 5 Blooper Reels Are So Bleeping Funny
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Here's the Iron Man UI Elon Musk Wants to Use to Design Rockets
Sep 05, 9:32PM
Not too long ago, real-life Tony Stark Elon Musk was talking on Twitter about wanting to design rocket parts using something awfully like the 3D hologram interface we've seen in Iron Man. Well here it is—complete with Leap Motion. It's not quite there, but it's still freakin' awesome.
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The Rise And Fall of the ARPANET (1969-1989) in One GIF
Sep 05, 9:32PM
The ARPANET made its first host-to-host connection in October of 1969 and from there slowly grew into a behemoth, laying the groundwork for our modern internet. The good folks over at Smithsonian magazine recently GIF'd the growth of the ARPANET from 1969 to 1977. But why stop there? Inspired by their wonderful GIFferings we made our own, showing not only the steady rise but the inevitable fall of this now-defunct network. It's like a visualization of the pre-internet internet, if you will, from birth to death.
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People Smiling at Blank Television Screens
Sep 05, 9:20PM
Be it in an ad, article, or product announcement, there's a good chance that—at some point—your eyes have darted over the discomforting image of a person gaily laughing and emphatically gesturing towards the cold, vacuous oblivion of a blank TV screen. And you probably didn't even notice it! But once you do, things start looking bleak—and fast.
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A USB-Packed Dock For All Your Phones and Tablets To Call Home
Sep 05, 9:00PM
Laugh if you will at the absurdity of a dock that can charge and store ten different devices, but if you stop and actually count how many things you need to plug in every night, it stops being so absurd. By now most households have at least a few smartphones, gaming devices, and a couple of tablets. And with an influx of smartwatches poised to arrive, Griffin's new MultiDock seems like a reasonable accessory.
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WSJ: Apple Is Testing Out iPhone Screens As Big As Six Inches
Sep 05, 8:57PM
According to a report for the Wall Street Journal, Apple is currently testing iPhone screen sizes as big as six inches. But don't get too freaked out; they won't be coming at the event next week.
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The Studio That Keeps Globe-Making Alive in the Age of Google Maps
Sep 05, 8:40PM
If you come across a globe these days, chances are it was probably found at a flea market or antique store. But there is one studio in London that continues the tradition of building spherical maps of the world. And here's a look at how it all goes down.
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Shooting Challenge: Prisms
Sep 05, 8:35PM
Your 11-year-old self appears at your office. He or she takes a look at what you've become—some desk-jockey with yesterday's Panera Bread crumbs on their cheek, some dystopian deformity of the 11-year-old who built their own time machine just to come see you. He or she doesn't cry, but you can tell, they're quite disappointed.
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After Seven Years of Research, We Finally Know What's in Your Pee
Sep 05, 8:20PM
A team of 20 researchers from University of Alberta proudly announced a commendable achievement on Thursday. Using no fewer than five different experimental methods, they've discovered over 3,000 different chemical compounds in human urine. And it only took them seven years.
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