The annual 'National Geographic Traveler' Photo Contest is now going on, and some mind-blowing images have already started rolling in. This contest is in its 25th year and lets amateur photographers showoff their skills by submitting photos from their travels. Winners will be published in the magazine. Continue reading to see more.
Ryan Gosling is famous enough to not need the internet to gain fame, but recently, someone created a series of videos on Twitter's Vine showing how he doesn't want to eat his cereal. Let's just say that whoever didn't know him, now probably does. Continue reading to see why.
Another day, another crazy smartphone app. This time, it's TweetPee from Huggies. Simply put, you attach a clip-on humidity sensor that would send an a notice to the parent via an iPhone app when the baby's diaper needs changing. Continue reading for a video and more information.
Did you know that Iron Man's J.A.R.V.I.S. is actually an acronym for "Just a Rather Very Intelligent System"? If not, that is just one of the many cool and geeky movie facts that we've rounded up for you today. Other films include: District 9, The Incredible Hulk, Alien, The Matrix, and lots more. Continue reading to see them all.
Did you know that the original Windows startup sound was created on a Mac? That's right, it was composed by Brian Eno, and here's what he has to say: "No I wrote it on a Mac. I've never used a PC in my life; I don't like them." Continue reading for more weird and fun facts you probably didn't know were true.
Another day, another internet fad. Introducing Sushi Cats, created by Japanese company Tange & Nakimushi Peanuts. According to the company, these cats are a magical and historical creature that have been influencing humans since the beginning of time. Continue reading for a video, more pictures, and additional information.
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Thanks to the internet and other means of electronic communication (phones, etc.), kids are getting smarter by the day, but sometimes, that leads to some bizarre conversations. We've rounded up a collection of bizarre, yet real, things children have actually said to their parents. Continue reading for more.
If you haven't already heard or seen, Google Now is basically an intelligent personal assistant developed by the company that is available within the Google Search mobile application for both Android and iOS platforms. Continue reading to see why it will change the way you use your smartphone.
RedBox Instant isn't your standard movie rental service, as it offers unlimited, instant streaming of thousands of titles in our gigantic library of Hollywood hits, and even DVD credits to top it off. More information. Continue reading for more.
There's a new site making the rounds online, and it deals with supeheroes and text messages. To be more specific, it gives us an idea of what superheroes in the comic book universe would talk about if they actually texted each other, starting with The Flash and Robin. Continue reading for more.
