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You'll Want This Melodic Muppet Mash-Up Stuck In Your Head Forever
Sep 29, 12:00AM
Pogo is a master of the mash-up. We knew it at Snow White, and we knew it for sure when he spilled his secrets. For his latest trick, he tackled the Muppets and it's 100 percent unadulterated pleasantness. Give it a listen, or five. [Nick Bertke AKA Pogo]
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3D Scanning Turns a Subway Ride Into a Glitchy Virtual Acid Trip
Sep 28, 11:30PM
You can run into some weird dudes on the subway, but for the most part it's a pretty normal experience. That is, unless you record it with a digital scanner; then it turns into a glitched-out digital funhouse. On acid.
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A Handmade Dino From Space Is the Best Stuffed Animal You Can't Have
Sep 28, 10:03PM
See this cute little space dino, floating like it's the most natural thing in the world? Well he was made by hand, with love, in orbit. And you can never have him because he belongs to Earth's luckiest three-year-old boy. Aren't you green with envy?
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Why Sell Your Giant AT-ST Walker? Because Your Girlfriend Is Sick of It
Sep 28, 9:00PM
Last Saturday, we told you about how there's a gigantic AT-ST Walker for sale on Ebay right now. It's still there, but why sell such a masterpiece in the first place? Because your girlfriend is freakin' sick of having it around.
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Check Out This Army of Bizarre Flying Machines Built By Dyson Engineers
Sep 28, 8:00PM
Dyson has some kick-ass vacuum engineers, but even the most passionate vacuum designer needs a little break now and then. That's why Dyson's team took a break to work on something completely different for a change of pace: weird, hacked-together flying (and crashing!) machines.
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What's the Single Weirdest Website You've Ever Come Across?
Sep 28, 7:00PM
The longer you've been wrapped up in the internet, but more crazy stuff you've seen. Everybody's got one or two really strange, totally bizarre website they like to trot out; they're like trading cards for web nerds. Now's the time, what's the single strangest site you've got in your arsenal?
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Water on Mars, Real-Life Lightsabers, Why Hashtags Are Dumb, And More
Sep 28, 6:00PM
It's been a crazy week (as always) and we're here with the only glass of blended, nutrient news-paste you need to catch up on it all. We got iPhone reviews, Mars water, lightsabers, new Kindle Fires, the story behind ctrl-alt-delete, and more. Dig in!
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NYT: The NSA Has "Social Network" Maps That Can Index Everyone You Know
Sep 28, 4:54PM
The New York Times is reporting that the NSA is using all the data it's collecting on US citizens to make giant "social networks" of everyone their targets know.
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Holy Crap, This Real-Life Laser Rifle Cuts Through Metal Like Nothing
Sep 28, 4:24PM
We've seen real laser guns before, pulling off tricks like starting small fires, or popping black balloons. That's cool, sure, but it's got nothing—and I mean nothing—on this crazy handheld laser rifle that eats metal for breakfast.
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11 Tips to Keep iOS 7 From Destroying Your Battery Life
Sep 28, 3:13PM
While your iPhone's new operating system comes with plenty of advantages, iOS 7's not without its drawbacks. Battery life just ain't quite what you'd want it to be, but we've got some tips to squeeze the most out of that sucker and stay juiced all day long.
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10 Common Tech Questions (and Their High Tech Explanations)
Sep 28, 3:00PM
There are certain problems we all deal with every day, but don't know why. Why do I need to keep resetting my router? Do I have a virus? What happens when a site I use gets "hacked?" Whether you're the tech-savvy friend that's always answering these questions or the friend doing the asking, here are the answers to the most common conundrums.
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It's Always Awesome To Start a Fire with Water
Sep 28, 2:14PM
You think of water and fire as opposites, but it doesn't have to be that way. If you're clever enough about it, they'll get along together just fine. And there's just always something so paradoxically cool about starting a fire with H2O.
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Incredible Arcade Sim Will Let You Drive Every Batmobile
Sep 28, 1:00PM
For all of the Batman games that have come and gone, very few have ever let you play with the Dark Knight's ultimate toy: The Batmobile. But that's all about to change thanks to this new arcade simulator from Raw Thrills and Specular Interactive that lets you drive almost everything in Batman's garage through the streets of Gotham City.
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There Is Probably Nothing More Fun Than This Giant Slip 'N Slide
Sep 28, 5:00AM
How was your summer? Good? Spent some time at the beach? Get a little tan? Whatever because it's about to look so pathetic next to this humungous slip 'n slide. Just look at this monster. It flings you into the air so you can fly and twirl and spin and somersault and twist and enjoy freaking life. Everyone's life goal should be to ride this thing once. And then again. And then again. And then again.
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Valve's Controller Has Been Tested. Here Are Some Impressions.
Sep 28, 4:30AM
Game creators who have tried Valve's unusual new game controller tell Kotaku that the device holds a lot of promise. But make no mistake, they also say it feels pretty different from what we're used to.
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The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: Attention (NSFW)
Sep 28, 4:00AM
Follow this one woman wrecking crew as she sticks it to The Man—or any man, really—with extreme predjudice.
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For Google's 15th birthday, Motherboard put together every single Google Doodle ever created into on
Sep 28, 3:13AM
For Google's 15th birthday, Motherboard put together every single Google Doodle ever created into one looping animated GIF. Yeah. That's 1,809 frames of doodles. Watch it in full here.
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Microsoft Wanted Google to Censor a Wikipedia Page About Microsoft
Sep 28, 3:00AM
After asking Google to censor Microsoft.com, Microsoft has given Google a copyright takedown request for a Microsoft Wikipedia page. Microsoft must want to scrub all mentions of itself on the Internet or something. It's the only sensible explanation for its vigilance!
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This Week's Top Comedy Video: Homeland The Musical
Sep 28, 2:00AM
Homeland is coming back this Sunday! After an uneven second season, what's the third season going to be like? Should we hope for something as brilliant as the first even though it might be unrealistic or should we just root for Homeland... The Musical to happen on Broadway. After watching the hilarious video above, I think we should hope that The Musical version will happen.
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Iran Hacked US Navy Computers
Sep 28, 1:28AM
US officials have revealed that Iran has hacked US Navy computers. According to the WSJ, The Iranian hackers were able to tap into a "network that is used for e-mail and the service's internal intranet."
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What Do Kids Think About Social Media?
Sep 28, 1:00AM
If you think that kids today are going to have screwed up childhoods because all they care about is playing with their phones or keeping up with friends on Facebook or shooting people in video games, well, there's still hope! Comedian Mark Malkoff sat down and talked with some kids about social media and the conversations were so adorable that it might just reaffirm your faith in humanity.
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Most Beautiful Items: September 21 - 27, 2013
Sep 28, 12:10AM
Want to know GaudÃ's Sagrada Familia will look like when it's done in 2026? Know what kind of software can enable a disabled artist to paint hands-free? Ever heard of clothes that decompose with you when you die? The answers to all of these questions and more lie within stories we found from the worlds of design, art, and architecture this week. Here are the most beautiful items of the week:
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This Vampiric Vacuum Vants to Suck Your Blood (and Save Your Life)
Sep 27, 11:20PM
Normally, when you suffer from a pulmonary embolism—a blood clot blocking the flow to your lungs or heart—you've only have two options; undergo chest-cracking open-heart surgery, or die. But thanks to an ingenious new blood filter system, doctors will be able to save lives without destroying sternums or requiring weeks of recovery.
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Static Jacks: Wallflowers
Sep 27, 11:00PM
Because, really, what teenager/twenty-something doesn't dream of constructing the perfect woman out of vintage technologies? It's certainly a lot easier than actually talking to them. In the Static Jack's latest music video, the boys carry on the proud, mildly-misogynistic Weird Science tradition of building a better lady friend.
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Now Available: Marshall Mini Speaker, Kindle Fire HD, Surface 2 & More
Sep 27, 10:40PM
It's hard keeping track of all the new goodness that goes on sale every week. That's why we're doing it for you. Here are all toys you can finally spend your hard-earned money on—or maybe just put on your wish list.
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