Unless you have $1,500 to throw away (and have a friend that can invite you to join the project), Google Glass in its current form is out of your reach. But worry not young Padawan, things might just work out for you yet. Accordin...
After highlighting an awesome life-sized Wall-E robot, YouTube’s Geek Week continues with even more great content. This time, it’s Neil deGrasse Tyson’s “10 Reasons To Love Science.” This particular v...
Breaking Bad, which is probably one of the greatest TV shows of all time, is coming back this weekend for its final run. What’s a better way to recap the first five seasons of the show than watching it as a middle school mus...
Apple has banned Joyful Executions, a game where you play as the commander of a North Korean firing squad. The goal is to “process endless waves of various enemies of the state to keep the Divine Leader happy,” which b...
In what is most likely my favorite part of YouTube’s Geek Week yet, the website has placed a fully playable version of Atari’s Missile Command in any video. That’s right, you can do this with any video — li...
If you’re a Google Chrome user and you tend to let your browser save your passwords, take note. Due to poor programming on Google’s part, anyone with physical access to your machine can reveal all your passwords stored...
LG officially announced its newest flagship Android phone in New York today, the LG G2. Now because we’ve actually seen this phone before, there are a few other things about the G2 that might sound familiar. But before we ge...
Who needs people manning an information desk when you can simple Google it.
S.M.T.H., which stands for Send Me To Heaven, is an iPhone game that scores you based on how high you throw up your phone. Well, at least it was supposed to be an iPhone game. Apple has rejected SMTH because it “encourag[ed] behav...
As many of you may know by now, Google and Adblock, the popular ad-blocking browser extension, have had a complicated relationship. Back in March, Google took down the Adblock Plus app from Play Store due to its “interferenc...
If South Korea has Samsung, North Korea has Samjiyon. A tourist who chooses to go by the name “Michael” was able to purchase an Android tablet in North Korea, then take it with him outside the country to share with eve...
The celebration of Geek Week on YouTube continues! Last time, Google showed off what a Unix version of YouTube would look like, but this one’s even better. Jamie and Adam of Tested visited Michael McMaster’s workshop t...
I’m not too surprised the latest location Google Street View lets you explore isn’t even a street. After all, prior to this we got the Eiffel Tower and even a location from Harry Potter. This time we’ve got an ai...
Today feedly was updated to its latest version (v17) and along with it came the option to upgrade to feedly Pro. For $5 a month, Pro users will get a number of features that won’t make their way to the current free version o...
From the very moment you bought a smartphone or sign up to a social network, you are no longer safe from being spied on by the government. The Wall Street Journal has recently reported how the FBI is capable of switching on the mi...
