Just how many ways can you open a beer? Let's just say that there's probably more ways than you can count, but just a handful of them have become popular on the internet. This compilation shows some of the most creative, and they include the use of such tools as a chainsaw. Continue reading to see why it has already received over 240,000-views on YouTube in just 3-days.
Simply put, you can cool water below its freezing point and then crystallize it into ice on command. This process is also known as supercooling. It involves taking a bottle of distilled / purified water, placing it in a freezer for 2.5-hours, and then pouring away. Continue reading to see five cool videos of this process in-action.
It's not everyday that you come across a Lamborghini Aventador owner, much less one owned by a self-made millionaire still in his mid 20s. Meet Allen Wong, author of Lifehacked. He's the mastermind behind hit apps 5-0 Radio and Police Scanner+, which have both remained in the top 10 App Store charts for years. Recently, he used his supercar to take one of his less fortunate neighbors out for a ride of a lifetime. Continue reading for our review of the book and the video.
If the real world worked like Facebook, things would be very creepy to say the least. For starters, there would be random contacts that show up at your door, looking through photo albums / interests, inviting you to events, and lots more. Continue reading for a video.
For those who don't follow the electronica music scene, Daft Punk is basically a music duo consisting of French musicians Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter. They're known for their use of disguises, particularly the ornate robot costumes, while in public and/or performing. Continue reading to see five of their songs played entirely with floppy disk drives.
Another day, another iPhone rumor, but this time, we get a fresh look at how some of the new rumored features will look and work in Apple's upcoming iOS7 update. This video was created by the talented Ireland-based designer Philip Joyce. Continue reading for more.
What does a dog do when something they want is only slightly out of reach of their paws? Well, struggle and hope that it magically appears right in front of them of course. This video shows why some dogs need human-sized arms. Continue reading to see more.
No, these aren't sounds of random animals or top secret planes, but rather real clips that can't be explained. Sure, some of them are theorized to be icebergs, like "The Bloop" and "The Slow Down Sound", but all of it is just speculation. Continue reading to hear them all.
Mercury is essentially a chemical element with the symbol Hg and atomic number 80. It is commonly known as quicksilver and was formerly named hydrargyrum (from Greek "hydr-" water and "argyros" silver). Mercury is used in thermometers, barometers, manometers, sphygmomanometers, float valves, mercury switches, fluorescent lamps and other devices. Continue reading for more.
If you're wondering why so many Russian drivers have dash cams installed on their vehicles, it's to combat the rise of insurance fraud. This video - which has already received over 3.6-million views on YouTube in just 3-days - compilation shows that these cameras are good for much more than just accident footage. Continue reading to see why.
