“How to be the most organized person in the world” [Infographic]
Become more organized than Ashraf with the help of this infographic. Not that it is hard to become better organized than Mr. Boss. Have you seen his room? Sheesh.
“Just forty more ‘likes’ and I can save that little girl’s life” [Image]
Facebook friends, they always fall for it.
Man of Steel: The Animated Series [Video]
Superman, breaking necks since 2013.
‘The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’ – a tour of Beorn’s massive home [Video]
The desolation of Smaug is going to rock the house down.
[Windows] Easily download images from deviantArt, 4Chan, and more with The Image Collector
I love high resolution wallpapers. I could spend hours searching the internet for something to make my desktop look even prettier. Sometimes I’ll spend that hour searching to exhaustion but never finding anything that inspir...
79 high quality wallpapers for iPhone 5, 5s, and 5c
We’ve been sharing bunch of amazing wallpapers for desktops and today we’re back at it again to show you some great wallpapers for iPhone 5, 5s & 5c. These wallpapers are high quality ranging from landscape to abst...
China installed more than 60 security cameras on one streetlight
What’s this? More than 60 security cameras on a single streetlight? China seems to be quite paranoid here. Forget the NSA for a minute here, for China is looking down on its citizens via over 60 security cameras in one spot, and t...
Attention Powered Car automatically slows down when you’re not paying attention while driving
One of the biggest causes for road accidents today is distracted driving. And in such a connected world, filled with devices vying for our attention, it’s not uncommon for drivers to be distracted anymore. Emotive, a neuroen...
Deer survives arrow to the head
This deer have survived to ride with Santa come this Christmas. For some reason, the deer was walking around after it took an arrow right through its freaking head. This is unbelievable stuff because in usual situations, this poor...
Motion detection may kill the computer mouse in the near future
The future of motion detection could mean the end of something most people take for granted: the mouse. No, it’s not going away in the next few years or even by the end of the decade but according to a panel on the future of gestu...
Latin America fights crime with social media
Latin Americans are using social media to help make their lives as safe as possible, in lieu of actually effective police and security forces in their respective countries. Latin America has a very high crime rate, and a murder ra...
3D printing could transform geology
Geologists already work in three dimensions. They have rocks and fossils that they can pick up with their bare hands and analyze. However, some geologists are seeking to revolutionize their field through the use of 3D printers. Th...
Samsung may be in trouble for leaking Apple documents
According to Judge Paul Grewal, it seems Samsung is guilty of violating a protective order that was issued by court to prevent certain documents from reaching the public. The documents that were leaked pertained to patent licensin...
Sony’s official unboxing video for the PS4 is weird and mysterious [Video]
We’re only a few days away from the launch of the PlayStation 4, Sony’s big bet on the next-generation of video games. And what new product launch would be complete these days without some sort of unboxing video? Sony ...
BlackBerry receives colossal $1 billion investment from Qatari fund
In today’s world, technology controls every part of our lives. It has encroached every realm of human thought and human life. The world has become quite centralized by technology; everything seems to be monitored or controll...
Traffic from smartphones constitutes a third of all internet traffic, according to report
Internet is what the world revolves around these days. People don’t meet their friends physically everyday, but they talk through internet every day. Computers were used for chatting and for various other purposes, but now s...
Official FCC app helps consumer know if they are getting the connection speeds they pay for
Curious if your mobile broadband provider is giving you the speed of promises? So is the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC is so interested, in fact, that they are launching an app that will help you track how fast your m...
GoPro is now the best-selling camera in the world
Both GroPro and the NPD Group have announced that the GoPro is now the best-selling camera in the world. The wearable cameras have seen plenty of action ranging from extreme sports and rescue operations to large-scale TV and film ...
Stephen Elop would consider killing Xbox and Bing if he becomes Microsoft CEO
As a huge fan of the Xbox, news like these doesn’t go down well. Personally, this mindless squabble amongst fanboys about resolutiongate and the Xbox One’s extra features doesn’t phase me at all. In the gaming world, you have man-...
Apple stores will now be able to repair iPhones in store, on the spot
The wish of getting your iPhone repaired by your local Apple store seems to be on every iPhone owner’s wish list. Well, iPhone owners are in for an “applicious” treat by Apple itself. According to 9to5Mac, Apple ...
Apple is developing 5.5-inch iPhone with curved display, according to report
Ever since LG and Samsung revealed smartphones with curved-glass screens, every mobile manufacturer seems to be climbing the bandwagon for curved-glass screens, and Apple is not planning to fall short of taking the new turn in mob...
Vebbler, a personal messaging service, launches new features
After Facebook came into existence, we saw a deluge of new start-ups, especially in the social networking and messaging niches. We saw Twitter, Skype, Google +, Whatsapp, among other services, popping up. Although, Facebook still ...
Blizzard announces new World of Warcraft update
Blizzard has just announced it’s newest update to it’s massively successful game, World of Warcraft, and it will be called Warlords of Draenor. World of Warcraft, or WoW, as it is more commonly known, was released in 2...
The universe is truly fascinating, and this photo proves it [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Check out the active Sun during a total eclipse.
San Francisco at nght [Wallpaper]
The light, oh the lights.
Customer writes out computer error message [Humor]
This customer probably just loves to write, nothing more to it... I must be an optimist.
Ever wondered what tech CEOs pray for? [Comic]
"Please let the next CEO be terrible..."v
10 tips for effective status updates on social networks [Infographic]
If you're just starting off in the world of social media, it can be tough. So give these tips a try and see what happens.
Microsoft uses anime to convince you to use Internet Explorer [Video]
Very entertaining, but still I don't like Internet Explorer. And I'm a self-proclaimed Microsoft fanboy.
Crying baby calmed by Star Wars theme song [Video]
This kid is a future Jedi in the making.
This car will blow your mind [Image]
I'll take one please, with 30-inch rims.
[Windows] Batch edit audio file tags with Tigo Tago
I used to be very paranoid about losing all my important media files, mainly music. As an iPod owner, I felt the need to backup every file from it. The simplest way was to show all hidden items on it, search for music files and co...
Why is everyone not using Windows 8 yet? [Opinion]
It’s been a year since the initial release of the Microsoft Windows 8 operating system, and it has yet to make a major impact in the business or consumer markets. Microsoft’s attempt was to create a hybrid of desktop, Window...
[Android] IntelliCover 2.0 automatically turns off device screen when not in use
Don’t you feel bothered when you constantly need to turn your phone screen off? It usually happens especially if you have opted to set a longer screen timeout. So when you’re all done using your phone, you have to manually turn of...
Google is furious over NSA spying, starts using stronger encryption to protect data
Google appears to be furious after finding out that the NSA has exploited their and Yahoo’s data centers. “We are outraged at the lengths to which the government seems to have gone to intercept data from our private fiber ne...