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Smirking Devil Face Hidden In Medieval Painting Was Probably a Prank

When Giotto—considered the first artist of the Renaissance—painted this fresco at the Basilica of San Francesco d’Assisi in 1290, he hid something in plain view. It took 721 years and some close up photographies for someone to see it. It’s the devil—the face of a demon with black horns hidden in the clouds showing the…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

How They’ll Know if Justin Bieber Is a Baby Daddy

I suspected Justin Bieber was no innocent when I saw him for the first time on television. It was TMZ, and he must have been 15 at the time. He was being tailed by cameramen who were asking really smart questions like: “What’s the best thing about being Justin Bieber?” The tween heartthrob replied: “The…

Tech News Kristen Philipkoski

Watch Siri Work on the Old, Old iPhone 3GS

Siri, which for some reason is only ‘officially’ available on the iPhone 4S, had previously been hacked onto the iPhone 4. Now, the terribly ancient iPhone 3GS joins in on the fun. Siri has just been hacked onto that plastic backed 3GS. https://gizmodo.com/watch-siri-work-on-the-old-iphone-4-5850106 Porting Siri over to the 3GS was done by Grant Paul and…

Tech News Casey Chan

Why Is This 2-Ton Rhino Flying Upside Down?

Don’t worry. This rhino is alive and well. He’s just sleeping while flying high over the South African landscape tied to a military helicopter. But why did he have to travel 15 miles flying upside down? The answer is simple: to save his life. The rhino, part of a group of 19, was peacefully living…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Cyborg Vision iPhone App Is 100% Pure Useless Fun

I love Cyborg Vision, an augmented reality app that recognizes your Facebook friends’ faces and overlays their information like the vision of the Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Series 800. Yes, this $1 app gives you Terminator’s vision. Just point the camera of your iPhone or iPad to the person and the program will recognize their…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Audio-Technica AT-LP24 Direct Drive USB Turntable Is Your Wicky Wicky Wicky Deal of the Day

Everyone wants to be a DJ. The parties, the women, the men, the drugs, the illegal drugs, the little napkins they wrap your glass in, those tiny stirrers that you can also sip through, the lights, the lasers, the abrupt knife attacks, the sex, the lack of sex, the bloodshot eyes, the condos, the penthouses,…

Tech News Natt Garun

Vivid’s Streaming HD Porn Channel May Save Google TV

Remember Google TV? Me neither. Maybe now you will: mega-porn producer Vivid Entertainment is launching a 24-hour porn HDTV channel, available for free to subscribers of vivid.com. Vivid says they have spent a year developing this. Whatever. ON WITH THE DEMO. https://gizmodo.com/whats-up-with-google-tv-5800599 It looks like an easy way to surf lots of Vivid movies, but…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Handwriting Communication System Could Let the Visually Impaired Feel Their Messages

Researchers at Nagoya Institute of Technology have developed a unique communication system that lets an image or message drawn on a touchscreen be felt by another user in their palm of their hand. The system relies on an array of almost 400 individually controlled ultrasonic speakers that produce enough force to be felt as a…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski

EZmouse Packs a Backup So It Never Runs Out of Batteries

They lost their annoying USB cables, but in the process wireless mice also gained an appetite for batteries. Recently they’ve been put on a power diet, but Digitz’s EZmouse goes double deuce on the rechargeable batteries so you never need to hunt down a fresh AAA ever again. https://gizmodo.com/logitechs-new-mouse-lasts-three-years-on-one-charge-5851348 The mouse’s main rechargeable battery is…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski

Holy Crap, Four Cores in a Cellphone

Smartphones with dual-core processors are still a bonus—but what about four of those goddamn things? The alleged Android-y HTC Edge packs that, plus a sizzling Tegra 3 package. That’s one spicy processing meatball, if PocketNow is correct. PocketNow, which is putting forward the “leaked” images, says the Edge will have the same specs are the…

Tech News Sam Biddle

Cyborg Yeast Could Idiot-Proof Your Home-Brew

Ever found yourself cooking up some of your home-brew, only to realise that your yeast isn’t playing ball? Panic no more, because cyborg yeast can switch itself on. https://gizmodo.com/synergy-home-beer-brewing-system-mr-beers-rich-crazy-5788025 A team of researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich have set up a feedback loop which uses light to communicate with live yeast.…

Tech News Jamie Condliffe

Watch an Innocent Guy Get Shot with a Rubber Bullet By the Oakland Police for No Reason

Scott Campbell was peacefully filming Occupy Oakland when he was shot with a projectile by the police. For no freaking reason. Seriously, unless cameras are the new guns, he did nothing wrong! It’s disturbing to see the police, people who are supposed to serve and protect, attack an innocent man like this. https://gizmodo.com/are-cameras-the-new-guns-5553765 If you…

Tech News Casey Chan

Zypr: Voice Control for Every Device and Application

One day, we’ll all expect our gadgets to respond intelligently to voice commands. But right now, with the exception of Siri, nothing really works very well. Sure, there is software that takes pretty good dictation— Google’s voice search for example—and the infotainment systems in cars have incorporated clunky voice control systems to make phone calls…

Tech News Mario Aguilar

This Laser Cut Map of Manhattan Is the Only Cork Board I’d Hang On My Wall

I hate cork boards, but I love this Manhattan map cork board. Instead of adding notes or photos, however, I would use it to place pins highlighting all the amazing restaurants and bars in this city. Which are all the notes and photos that matter, really. It measures 22 by 7 inches, laser cut on…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Google+ Pages Brings Brands to Your Empty Stream

If you’ve been concerned that your favorite brand of soap doesn’t have enough exposure, Google just announced Google+ Pages. The formal announcement this morning is another tactic by Google to steal some of Facebook’s social-media thunder. Facebook has long had pages for brands, organizations, and musical acts. Google+ Pages is pretty much the same thing,…

Tech News Roberto Baldwin

Nook Tablet vs. Kindle Fire: The Differences Add Up

We’ve just gotten a look Barnes and Noble’s new 7-inch Nook Tablet, and surprise! It’s very similar to Amazon’s Kindle Fire. But the differences that do exist—in specs, price, and usability—are telling. Here’s how it all breaks down. Let’s start with looks: the two both have 7-inch IPS displays, although the Nook Tablet is a…

Commerce Mario Aguilar

The Wrangler Is One Pretty Neat Rugged Case That Can Double Your iPhone’s Battery Life

This is the SmartCase Quattro4 Wrangler, a rugged case that fully encloses your iPhone, even covering the screen with a transparent glass. It’s a two piece solid design. The best part, however, is the 2000 mAh battery pack. What I like about it is that you can replace the bottom part of the regular case…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

Have You Ever Noticed That All Movie Posters Look the Same?

I love this. Someone noticed that movie posters are always the same and collected them to prove it. Some of the design clichés are hilarious, like Tiny People On the Beach With Giant Heads in the Clouds or Legs Wide Spread. These are some of my favorites. They are hilarious. You can find many more…

Tech News Jesus Diaz

DSLR Sensor Size and Crop Factor: Why You Should Give a Damn

If you’re in the market for a new camera, have your eye on a fancy DSLR, and care about more than just the price, you’ll want to take a few minutes and peruse this tutorial from the folks at LensProToGo. In the video they explain what terms like sensor size, crop factor and depth of…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

Experience True Hosting Solution Democracy with SingleHop

Hosting a website becomes more and more complicated the bigger the website gets. Maybe you think you’ve established a scalable WordPress setup, but after one of your posts goes viral, the puzzle pieces start to fall apart. You realize your solution wasn’t designed for optimal scale, or redundancy. For many other reasons, users are looking…

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Smirking Devil Face Hidden In Medieval Painting Was Probably a Prank

How They’ll Know if Justin Bieber Is a Baby Daddy

Watch Siri Work on the Old, Old iPhone 3GS

Why Is This 2-Ton Rhino Flying Upside Down?

Cyborg Vision iPhone App Is 100% Pure Useless Fun

Audio-Technica AT-LP24 Direct Drive USB Turntable Is Your Wicky Wicky Wicky Deal of the Day

Vivid’s Streaming HD Porn Channel May Save Google TV

Handwriting Communication System Could Let the Visually Impaired Feel Their Messages

EZmouse Packs a Backup So It Never Runs Out of Batteries

Holy Crap, Four Cores in a Cellphone

Cyborg Yeast Could Idiot-Proof Your Home-Brew

Watch an Innocent Guy Get Shot with a Rubber Bullet By the Oakland Police for No Reason

Zypr: Voice Control for Every Device and Application

This Laser Cut Map of Manhattan Is the Only Cork Board I’d Hang On My Wall

Google+ Pages Brings Brands to Your Empty Stream

Nook Tablet vs. Kindle Fire: The Differences Add Up

The Wrangler Is One Pretty Neat Rugged Case That Can Double Your iPhone’s Battery Life

Have You Ever Noticed That All Movie Posters Look the Same?

DSLR Sensor Size and Crop Factor: Why You Should Give a Damn

Experience True Hosting Solution Democracy with SingleHop

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