Extremely filthy keyboard [Image]
We can probably guess what went on here.
[Windows] WildBit Viewer is a fast, portable image viewer with built-in editor
Have you ever considered using another image viewer aside from the one that you already have on your computer? If so, then you might want to try this feature-rich image viewer for Windows called WildBit Viewer. So let’s find out i...
Dell laptops come with Windows 8… and cat urine smell
Now this is a laptop problem I haven’t heard about yet. Multiple users of Dell’s Latitude 6430u Ultrabooks have complained that their high-end laptops smell like cat pee. While some users simply thought it smelled simi...
12-year-old boy hacked Montreal police, gave info to Anonymous in exchange for video games
A boy who lives in the Notre-Dame-de-Grace suburb of Montreal has just pled guilty to hacking websites and costing about $60,000 worth of “damage”. In a story that sounds somewhat similar to the beginning of the old 90...
Man sticks giant computer chip into his arm… on his own, without doctor help
A German by the name of Tim Cannon wanted to install a device that would track his biometric data and send it to his Android devices. The problem about installing the device, according to Cannon, is that no certified doctor could ...
Perzo is an “uncrackable encrypted messaging service”, keeps the likes of NSA out
In the light of Edward Snowden’s recently disclosed scandalous revelations about NSA’s surveillance prowess, tech giants, individuals, and governments are agitated to keep their data private, and are in search of a sol...
After purchasing iPads, UK government bans them during sensitive meetings
According to a couple of reports, the UK government is banning iPads from closed-door meetings and other sensitive conversations within parliament. This is an interesting decision considering the fact that earlier this year, the U...
Google wants local governments to provide more data on citizens and communities
Want a better local search when you are on your smartphone, tablet, or computer? Google does too and the only way you and they are going to get what they want is by getting the local governments to be a little more open with their...
Google Street View now lets you explore… a 50-year old Royal Navy submarine? Yes, indeed
The latest addition to Google Street View’s unique locations is none other than a naval submarine. But it isn’t just any submarine either. The HMS Ocelot was built almost over 50 years ago for the Royal Navy. The Obero...
Apple’s Tim Cook speaks out against gay discrimination
Tim Cook, Apple’s Chief Executive Office, wrote in the Wall Street Journal about how he was in favor of the US government passing an anti-discrimination bill that would target discrimination that takes place in the work plac...
BlackBerry CEO steps down as the struggling company prepares for a comeback
After months of potential buyouts and acquisitions, BlackBerry’s fate, at least for the near-term future, is now clear. A proposed takeover with Fairfax Financial Holdings has instead turned into an $1 billion investment fro...
Rockstar will give GTA Online players $500,000 each, to make up for stability issues
Rockstar is set to give players, who experienced the first month of GTA Online and it’s many problems, $500,000. No, not real $500,000 — in game $500,000. GTA 5, which was released in late September, was a massive succ...
Microsoft says “should not expect any level of privacy” when talking to others on Xbox One
Microsoft recently updated its privacy policy for the Xbox One and the Kinect camera. The new policy outlines how the company handles your data collected by the Kinect and the Xbox One’s DVR feature. The statement claims the data ...
India launches Mars probe, joins exclusive space club of four
India is only the fourth country in the world to reach the red planet — or at least will be if everything goes according to plan. Indian scientists launched their Mars mission on Tuesday and hope to show the world that they ...
[Windows] Open multiple files, programs, or websites with one click using Instant File Opener
Necessity,need or just sheer innovation used to be regarded as great motivators of invention. Now it seems that convenience and laziness are the only reasons to create or change. There is nothing wrong with that, why waste time a...
[Android] Snap and share your photos with SnapOodle, features lots of creative filters
If you are fond of sharing your photos online, then you shouldn’t just limit yourself to one photo sharing app. There are a lot of great photo sharing apps out there that you can use to build a network of loyal followers. Speaking...
Scientists are working on a faster, more secure internet without servers
A group of researchers are aiming to change the fundamental architecture of the internet: computers connecting to servers. The project is called Pursuit, and the goal is a completely new architecture that’s faster, more secu...
Bill Gates says giving everyone internet access won’t solve world’s problems
Back in August, Mark Zuckerberg announced an intention to provide Internet access to two thirds of the world that lacks online access. It’s a bold plan, but Bill Gates is not too keen on the idea after he criticized the plan on Fr...
Lasers might cure Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s
Could the cure to Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Mad Cow disease rest in something as simple as light? That’s the theory coming from researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and Polish Wroclaw University of Technology. Both...
Apparently, North Korean tablet is not too bad, comes with Microsoft Office
North Korea is a country known mostly for oppressive government and leader Kim Jong-un, but who would have thought the good ole North has the capabilities to create a decent touchscreen Android tablet device. The device is a state...
Pixelstick lets you paint with light
“Light painting” has always been a “thing” for amateur photographers, which when taking pictures at night find, serendipitously, mind you, tracks of lingering colors that seem to emanate from light sources ...
Nexus 5 is the best gaming smartphone in the world — after iPhone 5s
Google’s Nexus 5 is not only a great smartphone, it’s a great phone for gaming if these benchmarks are anything to go by. According to Rightware’s Power Board database, which compiles and store benchmarks, the Google Nexus 5 is th...
Third-party accessories and apps won’t work with Skype after December
If you use third party accessories in conjunction with your Skype account beware. Your time is limited to how much longer you are going to be able to keep using them. By December 2013, your devices or applications may not work any...
Minecraft gamers will now be able to stream through Twitch
Yesterday at Minecon, Mojang, who developed the incredibly popular Minecraft, and Twich, announced that players will be able to now stream Minecraft while they play. Minecraft will join a plethora of other games, such as League of...
14 people who caused PayPal to crash in 2010 may get plea deal
The PayPal 14, as they have come to be known, are a group of loosely connected people who are being charged after they (allegedly) participated in a protest against PayPal and others. They have recently been given a plea deal, but...
Nintendo suffers 8 billion yen loss this quarter
In this past quarter Nintendo has suffered an 8 billion yen loss ($81 million), almost negating the 8.6 billion yen profit from the previous quarter. Much of this can be attributed to the poor sales of it’s newest console, t...
JetBlue, Delta first airlines to allow use of electronic devices during takeoff and landing
Earlier this week the Federal Avionics Administration (FAA) announced that it was changing the policy regarding whether or not you had to shut your cell phone off prior to take off and landing. No longer do we have to power down j...
The skulls of Las Calaveras [Amazing Photo of The Day]
This picture is amazing because the skulls sit so perfectly for the camera, plus that one person in the background you might have not seen.
Butterflies resting on a Caiman in Brazil [Wallpaper]
Beautiful picture of butterflies annoying a caiman. The butterflies know for certain they are not on the caiman's menu, and thus they are using this to their advantage.
Thor on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter [Image]
The new Thor movie is out, but if you are unable to see it, just seek him out on social media.
Geeks vs Nerds, which are you? [Infographic]
We see geeks and nerds everywhere these days as we have become socially acceptable. No longer is it seen as a bad thing to come out and say I'm a geek or I'm a nerd. But, who are geeks and nerds?
Chrome wants you to use Google to find Google.com [Image]
Google.com not working? Google it.
Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer in Austin Powers Parody [Video]
Who remembers this classic from the year 2009 when Steve Ballmer posed as Dr Evil and Bill Gates as Austin Powers? It came across my line of sight recently, which made me wonder if this little stunt is where the idea of Windows 8 ...
[Windows] Find and fix stuck or dead pixels with Rizonesoft Pixel Repair, a portable tool
Defective pixels – I fear the idea that one day I’ll switch my monitor or T.V screen on to find a singular pixel misbehaving. I can handle a set of pixels not working but just one would probably send my OCD on overdriv...
[Windows] Easily create high-quality animated GIFs with Instagiffer
There are lots GIF makers that you can download for free but each of them differs especially when it comes to features and functionality. If you are looking for a simple and practical animated GIF maker, then you should try using ...