Those that have done any serious off-roading are well aware of the importance of visibility and knowing the terrain you’re traversing. There’s no better way to gain this insight than simply having a look for yourself but when behind the…

Domino falling videos are commonplace on YouTube with plenty of really impressive setups to check out. But I’d be willing to be that you’ve never seen a domino setup that doubles as a computer that’s capable of adding solving math…

A few weeks after Google drastically dropped the price for storage on Google Drive, offering 1 TB for just $9.99 a month, popular online file storage service Mediafire is announcing that it will be offering 1 TB cloud storage for just…

Twitter on Tuesday announced a massive profile page redesign that’s already rolling out to select users. It’s the same design that we caught a glimpse of back in February but now we have all of the details to go along…

Korean wireless provider SK Telecom recently gathered 30 of the most popular mobile phones (and four pagers) from the past three decades and wired them all together to create a bit of electronic music. The end result is a surprisingly…

HBO has put the pilot episode of its new comedy Silicon Valley on YouTube. The network’s decision to put the episode online likely has a lot to do with the fact that HBO GO crashed during the season premier of…

Cyber criminals have recently targeted several small technology startups with an aim to extort money. According to a New York Times report, startups like Meetup, Vimeo, Basecamp, Bit.ly, Shutterstock, and more, have already been hit by such attacks.

Digg founder and Google Ventures partner Kevin Rose found himself the target of anti-tech protestors over the weekend. The gatherers held up signs and passed out leaflets to Rose’s neighbors that portrayed him as a parasite within the community. …

Philly Tech Week kicked off this weekend in colossal fashion with a giant game of Tetris played on the side of the 29-story Cira Centre. It isn’t the first time that someone has played the iconic Game Boy title on…

It took roughly four months of searching but the mythical Megalodon Easter egg in Battlefield 4 has finally been located. The clip below is spoiler-filled so if you’d rather keep searching on your own, it’d probably be best to turn…

The idea of purchasing groceries online isn’t new, but several limitations have kept it from reaching mainstream audiences. Nevertheless progress is being made by the likes of FreshDirect, AmazonFresh, Instacart and dozens others operating in a handful of cities or…

The European Parliament voted on Thursday in favor of abolishing mobile phone roaming fees and barring Internet service providers from charging data-hungry services for faster network access, according to a BBC report. The roaming fees are expected to phase out…

As if skydiving wasn’t a perilous enough experience, one man recently had to contend with something far more worrisome (and unlikely) while plummeting through the air: a meteorite. That’s exactly what happened during a recent jump by skydiver Anders Helstrup.…

Microsoft has made Internet Explorer 11 easier to use across various devices like smartphones, tablets and laptops. The Redmond-based company unleashed the updated version of its web browser during its Build 2014 conference on Wednesday. The updated browser will now…

If you’re interested in covertly persuading citizens to overthrow their government, apparently creating a phony Twitter-like social network isn’t the best approach. That’s exactly what happened in the summer of 2010 with the launch of ZunZuneo, a text-based social network…

Moving ahead with an announcement made late last year, Yahoo has said that all traffic moving between its data centers is now fully encrypted, and the company is also planning to introduce additional security to other services, including Yahoo Messenger.…

Leaked images of an update to Gmail for Android, which first appeared on Geek.com, suggest that the search giant is testing some interesting and useful UI changes that include pinning and snoozing emails. 

Google has finally returned the incredibly useful 'search nearby' feature to Google Maps. The feature disappeared with the Google Maps redesign, which the company officially rolled out to all users last month. Amidst all of yesterday's April fool jokes, the…

The 2014 FIFA World Cup is set to begin in just a few short months and in an effort to drum up even more interest, Adidas has mounted an array of HD cameras inside a Brazuca World Cup ball designed…

April Fools’ Day probably isn’t the best date to go live with a revolutionary new web product but that is exactly what Google did 10 years ago today with Gmail. The e-mail service made its debut on Thursday, April 4,…

Mozilla has been grabbing headlines for all the wrong reasons lately. After a few of its employees took to Twitter last week to express their disapproval of the new CEO, and the recent departure of half of its board members,…

Have you ever wondered how many times your publicly available Google+ content has been seen? Well, Google has now started displaying the number on your Google+ profiles and pages. According to Googler Eddie Kessler, the figure that now sits next…

Just a few days after a US judge ruled that the Chinese search engine Baidu has the right to block pro-democracy speech from its search results, the group of activists, who filed the original lawsuit is now planning to appeal…

Never mind the calendar – it’s already April Fools’ Day at Google. According to a new recruiting video, the search giant is looking for the worlds best and brightest to fill the role of Pokemon master via the Pokemon Challenge. …

Dropbox's privacy policy came under the scanner on Saturday after one of its business customers tweeted that the cloud storage service blocked a file from being shared under U.S. copyright law. The tweet has been retweeted more than 3235 times…