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YouTube makes advertisers’ jobs easier. When fans love and share ads, they expand the clips’ reach far beyond the scope of a TV spot. For some of April’s most-shared YouTube ads — many of which were April Fools’ pranks — … Continue reading →

Entertaining distractions for kids have come a long way since the early days of Concentration and Connect the Dots. That’s especially true if you’re an iPad user Take a look at these masterpieces that highlight some game-changing graphics interaction and … Continue reading →

In Disney’s fairytale world, princesses chat with birds, sing with dwarves and swim with talking flounder. The biggest worries of these ladies are evil step moms or horrid octopus women. But once their prince comes along, it’s sunshine and daisies … Continue reading →

NASA has Twitter down to a science. The agency knows the ins and outs of YouTube. It even even makes Google+ look cool But what you may not know is that NASA has plenty of forgotten features all over its … Continue reading →

With humans engaging in a mega-violent battle against flesh-eating zombies in a post-apocalyptic hell-scape, AMC’s The Walking Dead could definitely be classified as weird. But it’s not exactly what you’d call funny. SEE ALSO: Bad Lip Readings Give NFL Games … Continue reading →

Google’s self-driving car soaks in a staggering amount of information about its environment as it drives, gathering 750MB of data every second, claims Idealab founder and CEO Bill Gross Gross, who says he learned the fact and taken the image … Continue reading →

Facebook announced earlier this week a new feature called “trusted contacts” to help you get back into your account when locked out. Although it’s intended to make life easier by leaning on a few friends when you’re in need of … Continue reading →

Imagine driving down the freeway and seeing a photo that you took on vacation plastered across a billboard. No one asked for your permission to use it, and you certainly haven’t received a check. Scenarios such as this one have … Continue reading →

With Google Glass slowly but surely making its way into the hands of the general public, we’re beginning to learn a lot more about the exciting wearable technology Mashable got an extended hands-on with it, and we’ve also seen some … Continue reading →

There’s something about being able to chat with someone while showing him or her photos from your last vacation, or a video of your child’s first steps, that makes the experience as a whole a lot more personal. Meet DabKick, … Continue reading →