Technology

I can tell you first hand that video editing is a real pain and BORING, but the guys in this clip put my best work to shame.  Not only was I impressed with the video work, but their sense of humor was pretty cool....ohh yea, you will never guess where this guy woke up!

Planking was ridiculous. Tebowing was moronic. Now, your next one-night stand experience may be subject to the latest internet trending craze. Thanks to Gaz from Geordie Shore, (the UK version of that MTV show that you're thinking of right now) folks are tweeting pictures of their unsuspecting one-night stands using the hashtag #BedOfShame.

We've all been there before. You take a photo at a big event, you trim it up nicely, give it a kick-ass border, run it through a sick filter, then when you go to upload it to Facebook ... nothing ... happens.

We gave you a rundown of all the new tech that Apple revealed at their recent WWDC event, but one thing that stands out the most is the upcoming iOS 6 update. The only (first world) problem is that it's almost too overwhelming to take in all at once. So with the help of our friends over at iDownloadBlog, we highlighted the coolest features for you.

In April, Google announced to the world Project Glass, augmented reality goggles that use Google maps, GPS technology, gyroscopes, powerful mini-processors and voice recognition software to keep the wearer connected to the internet completely hands-free. Now this science fiction-like technology is available to buy. Sort of.

I know manure is really good for growing crops, but can we please keep it out of our cooking?  It looks like a couple of chefs in China might be fixing you a real treat!  Don't worry it's really not as bad as it sounds, in fact its making things a whole lot cheaper.

It's one of the hottest stories out today, "Let's Pizza" vending machines may be in the United States within the next year. The machine is outfitted with little windows so the customer can watch the pizza being made. But are Americans ready for a Pizza Vending Machine, and secondly do we really need these?

If you didn't have the chance to keep up with the liveblog of the opening keynote at Apple's WWDC 2012 we've got you covered right here thanks to our friends over at Engadget. Earlier today, Apple unveiled the next generation MacBook Pro boasting an insane retina display, as well as upgrading the existing MacBook Pro lineup and quietly discontinuing the 17" MacBook Pro.

Later today, Apple will reveal what new technology and gadgetry they have in store for us at their annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The keynote is scheduled for later this morning, so by noon we will all be looking forward to the day that we can line up to get whatever unnecessary product Apple makes us feel like we can't live without.

For years, many diet experts have advised using smaller plates for our food. By doing so, normal portions look bigger and thus fool us into thinking we’ve eaten more than we have. Now a group of Japanese researchers have taken that idea one further — they’ve created goggles that make food look larger.

With the advent of smartphones and WiFi technology, people can update their Facebook and Twitter accounts from almost anywhere. And according to a recent survey, some of them even do it while answering the call of nature.

Another day, another Twitter beef. This time it’s a three-way dis-a-thon between Chris Brown, Meek Mill and Drake. All of this is bewildering and unnecessary so bare with us as we tried to sort the tweets out.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently got married — but ironically, he may want to keep his new wife off the social media site he founded. A new survey shows divorce cases mentioning Facebook are on the rise.

A few weeks ago, Facebook announced that it was purchasing mega-popular mobile photo-sharing app Instagram for somewhere in the neighborhood of $1 billion (Dr. Evil voice). Now that they own the best mobile phot0-sharing app in the world, what's the next move? Duh - they release Facebook Camera for iPhone - their own mobile photo-sharing app that is wildly similar to Instagram, just not nearly as

Call it a "modern day world problem," but we have all sat over our plate of dinner once waiting for ketchup to pour from a bottle. Often we resort to tapping the bottle several times until our ketchup slowly begins to pour, but that problem may soon be a thing of the past thanks to a few students at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Yes, the students may have come up with a solution

Urban Dictionary is an online dictionary database contains some of the most interesting words and phrases in the world. The most modern catchphrases. The hottest slang words. The words that guys like Webster and Oxford wouldn't dream of defining. With that in mind, we've decided to put together our own dictionary. The 'Suburban Dictionary' takes words and phrases that would normally appear on Urba

It looks like the social media site Facebook is looking to "bank-in" on your status updates. Yes, you may soon have the option to pay Facebook in order for your status updates to be highlighted. According to TechCrunch, Facebook is experimenting with a service that would enable users to pay to highlight their status updates to ensure that more friends see them.

The best way to avoid a 'sexting' disaster is to not take any potentially embarrassing photos of yourself that may find their way into the wild. Let's be honest though - as long as human beings have smartphones, temptation will always be the victor. So why not be equipped with the best tools to practice safe-sexting?

There are few things more frustrating than learning that some spammer has wasted a few megabytes of your data plan with advertisements for male enhancement pills or cash for gold schemes.

Mark Zuckerberg wants to use Facebook to help those languishing at the tail end of organ donation lists. So, starting today, the close to 200 million Facebook users in the United States and the United Kingdom will have the option to add that they are organ donors on their Facebook timeline.