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If you’re nostalgic for those times you could spend hours playing games instead of being an adult, you are not alone. YouTube cartoon channel Animation Domination High Def posted this sensory-pleasing song and video of all the things we miss … Continue reading →

One month after Yahoo made headlines by announcing its acquisition of Summly, a startup that uses algorithms and natural-language processing to serve short summaries of articles, Google has snatched up Wavii, a Seattle-based startup that also gathers and processes online … Continue reading →

One month after Yahoo made headlines by announcing its acquisition of Summly, a startup that uses algorithms and natural-language processing to serve short summaries of articles, Google has snatched up Wavii, a Seattle-based startup that also gathers and processes online … Continue reading →

Take a look at the image above. Pretty surreal. At first glance (or second, or third), it looks like a photograph — maybe a little faded, compared to most high-definition shots we’re now used to, but a photograph nonetheless. Right? … Continue reading →

In the age of Internet and ubiquitous technology, we’ve seen a lot of great, original marriage proposals, even geekily romantic ones. But this one, made with the aid of a drone, might very well top the geek scale. SEE ALSO: … Continue reading →

This summer, superheroes will face down evil, robots will clash with monsters, and monsters will … go to college. Those are just a few of the plot lines this season’s surefire blockbusters hold in store, along with zombies, magic, ghosts, … Continue reading →

Sports fans that use a tablet or smartphone — the “second screen” — during live game broadcasts are becoming more and more common these days. For this year’s Super Bowl, a Century 21 Real Estate survey found that 36% of … Continue reading →

Singer Michael Bublé recently shocked New Yorkers at the 66 Street-Lincoln Center subway stop with an a cappella performance of Jackson 5′s “Who’s Lovin’ You.” “That is the coolest thing ever,” he said after performing the song with R&B a … Continue reading →

One of the most important features on any smartphone is its display, since it’s how the user experiences every single app, piece of content or message via the phone. So how does the screen on the brand-new Samsung Galaxy S4 … Continue reading →

The “bullet-dodging” scene from 1999′s The Matrix is one of the most iconic action sequences in film history. It’s irreplaceable, right? In a way. The folks at CineFix released their own, homemade version of the infamous scene — extra emphasis … Continue reading →