Behold the rare Octopus USB drive mating ritual. Notice how the magnetised lips join together in a passionate kiss. Unfortunately, like the praying mantis, the female is prone to violence after mating.
Now this is just low, Walmart—about as classy as us putting up a game called Wii Should Maybe Protect Our Employees From Being Trampled To Death next to the break room. [Kotaku]
This is the Israeli Defence Force’s official YouTube channel, where they are posting several gun camera videos per day of bombs falling on Gaza. That is, until Google temporarily shut it down.
This keyboard teaser shot for the Vaio Pocket, Sony’s upcoming mystery netbook, shows two things. It has a full size keyboard (like the Vaio TZ) and a track stick for mousing.
Using a cluster of 200 PS3s, an international group of researchers have crafted a “skeleton key” digital certificate that can perfectly impersonate any website on the internet.
LG’s Upcoming LH95 is the Thinnest LCD TV Yet But is it thin enough?
How To: Origami Millennium Falcon Go on. Do it. You know you want to.
Crayon Physics iPhone Game Looks Amazing Wow. It does look awesome.
How to Make Your Own Legit Hoverboard It’s the Summer holidays – what else are you going to do? Just make one already.
Steve Jobs’ Health Declining Rapidly, Reason for Macworld Cancellation If true, our best wishes go out to all of Steve’s family and close friends…
PlayStation Home Will Probably Be in Beta Forever Hopefully it will get better though…
Over the summer, Dell declared that it had become “carbon neutral.” You would think that meant, amazingly, it’s reduced its carbon footprint to the point it’s no longer adding to greenhouse gases. Total BS.
There are enough crappy Chinese MP3 players to fill a toxic Shenzhen waste dump many times over, but the Oppo Muse G11, with its traditional d-pad and promise of 8-bit glories emulated: I want.
No child should have to take on the horrors of math alone. Send them into battle with the My Robot Calculator as backup.
Communicating with submarines under the surface of the water has always been tricky. How do you stay in contact without having to surface? The Navy believes that a form of text messaging may be the answer.
