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The World's Most Obscene iPhone Dock Is Bigger Than a Pony
Nov 06, 2:20PM
With 28 speakers blasting around 125 watts, the original Wall of Sound made for an obnoxious home stereo system—let alone an iPod dock. But its creators have returned with a bigger and better solution: the Wall of Sound 2.0 that adds an extra 16 speakers, bringing the total to 44 (in addition to a pair of subs) for more decibels and bass than an iPhone dock ever needs.
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Watch Every Single Nexus Phone Speed Tested at the Same Time
Nov 06, 2:10PM
The Nexus 5 is here, and it's the best Android can offer. But the Nexus line has come a long long way from its beginnings back in 2010, both in design and performance. How far? See for yourself.
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Amazon's Throwing Independent Booksellers a Kindle Lifeline
Nov 06, 2:07PM
Amazon's Kindle Fire and other e-readers are usually considered nails in the traditional independent bookstore's coffin. Amazon's flipping all that around, with a program that lets bookstores sell Kindle e-readers and make money off the e-books their owners buy.
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27 Unearthly Objects Made Of Stars
Nov 06, 2:00PM
A few days ago, we admired the cosmic beauty hidden inside of dull-looking meteorites. Scientists crack open these space rocks in the name of research, plenty of other meteorite enthusiasts do it for another reason—to make things out of what's inside. What sort of things? You name it.
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The Smartest Fitness Tracker Just Got Smarter
Nov 06, 1:04PM
The Basis B1 band was already the brainiest fitness tracker out there. It would track your pulse, temperature, how much you sweat, and it was even smart enough to tell when you've gone to sleep and when you've woken up without you having to manually set anything. That's a feature we loved when we tested it, so we're psyched to see the watch bring that same kind of intelligence to working out.
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The World's Thinnest 2TB Hard Drive Is a Mere 9.5mm Thick
Nov 06, 1:00PM
Just a few months ago we were impressed with Western Digital for cramming an entire terabyte of storage into a mobile hard drive that was just seven millimeters thick. But now Seagate's come along to steal WD's thunder with the ultra-slim 2.5-inch Spinpoint M9T that manages to double that capacity to two-terabytes inside a drive that's just 9.5 millimeters thick.
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Dear Samsung: A 'Fonblet' Is Not a Thing
Nov 06, 12:50PM
During its Analyst Day today in Seoul, Samsung has been trying to coin a new term. Brace yourselves, because if you thought 'phablet' was bad, then the 'fonblet' is something else entirely.
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Can Technology Ever Make Us Truly Happy?
Nov 06, 11:48AM
Humans are clever: what sets us apart from the rest of the creatures on the planet is our ability to think about the world around us—and shape it. But in making all the technological advances that seems so smart, are we making the world better, or just different?
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Rdio's new iOS app recommends music based on your listening habits.
Nov 06, 11:14AM
Rdio's new iOS app recommends music based on your listening habits. Hardly innovative, but useful.
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Why Your Palms Get Sweaty When You're Excited, Scared or Nervous
Nov 06, 11:00AM
Today I found out why your palms get sweaty when you're nervous. Ever been on the edge of a cliff or looking out the window at the top of a skyscraper and your hands start to sweat? Or maybe it's when you're about to speak in front of an audience? The individual who introduced you might shake your hand and hope you didn't just come from the bathroom because your palms are more saturated than a sponge in water. So what's going on here?
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Your Google+ Photo Will Soon Be Displayed When You Call an Android
Nov 06, 10:15AM
Google has plans to make better use of your Google+ profile picture—by throwing it up on the display of whoever you call, from early next year.
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Kazam Smartphones: Stock Android, Free Broken Screen Repairs
Nov 06, 9:21AM
You've never heard of Kazam—because it's a brand new manufacturer, set up by ex-HTC execs in the UK. But they're offering up a range of new smartphones that come loaded with stock Android and, intriguingly, a policy which offers free broken screen replacement.
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Samsung: 2014 Phones to Have Twice the Pixels, Folding Displays by 2015
Nov 06, 8:37AM
The future is slowly arriving, with the advent of phones with radically curved screens—but Samsung isn't yet content. In fact, the company insists that the displays of its devices will be foldable by 2015.
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TWTIT: Intellijel Metropolis opus 1
Nov 06, 5:00AM
You kids have it too easy these days. Why when I was a boy, the best our electronics could do in terms of digital squawks and flashing lights was the chattering of a 33.6K modem. And we liked it that way!
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Humans created gunpowder in search of immortality
Nov 06, 3:51AM
Whoops, wish we could take that one back. This TED-Ed animation video teaches you the history of gunpowder. How it began as a Chinese invention for immortality, how it works in fireworks and how it morphed into the world destroyer and creator it is now. Watch it, you might learn a thing or two.
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The best kind of technology is the kind you get to eat
Nov 06, 3:13AM
How often have you stared at a piece of technology and felt like you absolutely needed it? That's just consumerism at work, my friends! How often have you stared at food and wanted to eat it? That's human nature! So when you combine the basic instinct of wanting to eat with our developed desires for tech gadgets, well, you have the best kind of technology. Even if it doesn't work, it tastes good.
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Comic book God Stan Lee explains his beef with Superman
Nov 06, 2:13AM
Though the world of comic book superheroes requires a suspension of disbelief, there are still rules even superheroes need to follow! Things just can't happen when they don't make sense! At least that's what comic book legend Stan Lee thinks. And if he thinks like that, we should listen. Here he explains why he really hates Superman. And it goes beyond Superman being boring.
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These animations of famous paintings are freaking hilarious
Nov 06, 1:27AM
Not all of us can stand and stare at artwork and pretend to be impressed and then stare again and then focus in on how the brushstrokes add up to the emotion of what the artist was feeling during his struggle when his father did not approve of his calling. Some of us want more fun when it comes to art. This hilarious animation of famous paintings are that fun.
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It may sound impossible but scientists have discovered a new body part
Nov 06, 12:37AM
After centuries of medical science I thought doctors knew every single bit of the human body. Incredibly enough, ScienceDaily reports on the discovery of a new body element called the anterolateral ligament, which apparently has been hiding all this time in our knees.
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China is building an alien looking mobius strip-inspired bridge
Nov 06, 12:30AM
Because China lives in a world where they can build anything by yesterday, we often get to see a lot of architectural miscues and all around building hilariousness. This isn't one of them. This one's actually awesome.
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The Future of the Marines Begins with Fighting Pirates
Nov 05, 11:20PM
With sequestration and whatnot, the Navy's suffering for resources. So they're getting creative. Creative like launching drones off aircraft carriers? Well, yes, actually—but it gets more exciting than that. The Marines might soon start fighting pirates.
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Journalist Andrew Blum's deep spelunking tour through the geography of the internet—the crawlspaces
Nov 05, 11:19PM
Journalist Andrew Blum's deep spelunking tour through the geography of the internet—the crawlspaces and warehouses where the wires and cables really go, the actual, physical "tubes" of international data transfer—is on sale today at Amazon for only $1.99 (the Kindle edition). Consider whispersyncing a copy of your own before the day is over...
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Deadspin Help!
Nov 05, 11:05PM
Deadspin Help! My Boyfriend Follows Too Many Porn Stars On Instagram! | io9 The coming food riots of the twenty-first century | Jalopnik Cops, Doctors Repeatedly Probe Man's Anus In Worst Traffic Stop Ever | Lifehacker What I've Learned from 2 Years of Intermittent Fasting | Valleywag Buy Your Teen's Way Into Y Combinator
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Make Your iPhone More Useful with This Sleek Dock
Nov 05, 11:00PM
If you're like most people, you stopped using docks back when Apple stopped including them with iPods. That's exactly why we were so pleasantly surprised when we saw the Bluelounge Saidoka lightning charger for iPhone. It actually looks useful!
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Bottle Opening Watch Focuses On the Most Important Hour of the Day
Nov 05, 10:40PM
If the only thing that gets you through a long day of work is drowning your sorrows at quitting time, this enabling timepiece is the watch for you. Five o'clock is the only hour that's clearly labeled, as far as the Ish watch is concerned the rest of the day is a fuzzy blur. But if you squint hard enough, you can make out the two moving dots that make up the watch's hour and minute hands.
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