Apple CEO Steve Jobs has finally gotten his own song, and it includes lyrics like: “In his guarded temple, there’s a beating drum. And it’s made of glass and of aluminum.” Continue reading for the music video.
But the craziest thing about this song is that it’s good. Seriously. It’s so damn catchy. Mann continues to impress.
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Ok, so Conan O’Brien is real, but here are 18 funny and fictional Twitter characters and their tweets. Click here to view status updates from Frodo Baggins, Homer J. Simpson, and more.
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YouTube has a hidden easter egg that not many people know about, and it’s confined to the gaming category. To play a game of snake while watching a video, just “press the up and left arrows simultaneously.” Video demonstration after the break. If that doesn’t work, try this:
Just hit or hold down the left arrow; you have to be on the actual video page, not embedded or on the channel page; some say the clip has to be fully loaded, others say they can do it while it is loading.
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Amazon has the Seagate Expansion 640GB portable hard drive for just $69.99 shipped, originally priced at $103.99. This drive lets you “instantly add more storage space to your computer and take large files with you when you travel; setup is straight forward, simply connect a single USB cable and you are ready to go.” Product page. Continue reading for a video review of the 500GB model.
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Summer is well upon us, at least in some parts of the world, and a pool just might be the next best thing to being in an air-conditioned room. Here are 12 of the most amazing swimming pools from around the world. Click here to see them all. Continue reading to see Japan’s largest indoor wave pool.
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You won’t have to fork over $50+ to see Steve Byrne live, as we’ve rounded up the funniest YouTube videos of the comedian for your viewing enjoyment after the break. Our favorite? That honor goes to Rock Band.
Motivational speaker Tony Robbins has landed his own TV show, called “Breakthrough”. In each episode, “Robbins meets up with someone facing a crisis and tries to guide them through to the other side.” More information. Continue reading to watch his TED speech.
Robbins said he wants audiences at home to see these extreme examples of distress on “Breakthrough,” and learn lessons they can apply to their own lives. The man who thought he would never get out of his wheelchair again ends up, among other things, skydiving.
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Here’s a first: a television remote that randomly changes channels whenever you fart on it. This strange contraption is powered by Arduino and can be used for pranks when placed in between the sofa cushions. Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
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For those who have just tuned into the online world of gadgets, you most likely have missed some of the weird gems found only in Japan, like the kissing training device above. Click here to see them all. Continue reading for a video of the Slim Mouth Piece.
Gun Disassembly 3D for the iPhone, iPod Touch is free for 24-hours only. It’s basically “a technical app with an extraordinary amount of detail in the included weapon models and their many animated parts.” Click here to download now. Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.