10 Foods to Eat Every Day for Perfect Skin

Are you tired of using different expensive and ineffective beauty products? It’s time to throw away all those ineffective products and start eating foods for perfect skin. I went from terrible acne five months ago to not having acne now. It was hard, but it was possible, and less expensive than turning to pricey products. While some foods can aggravate your skin, others can enhance it. Check out a list of 10 foods to eat every day for perfect skin as below: Red bell peppers Dark chocolate Salmon Coconut...

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Monster Machines: China's Building The World's Biggest Sea Plane

Just because the Spruce Goose never took off doesn’t mean that aquatic planes in general are wholly useless; these aquatic turbo-props are still used for a variety of humanitarian efforts throughout the world. Now, China has announced that it’s currently developing the world’s biggest functional sea plane. But will it ever get off the ground? Built by China Aviation Industry General Aircraft (CAIGA), the TA “Dragon” 600 amphibious aircraft will boast an estimated 50-tonne maximum takeoff...

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Geek Out Cocoa Farmers Trying Chocolate For The First Time Is A Must-Watch

You would think that chocolate is universal. Something that is everywhere, that everyone can enjoy. It’s not. There are people who have never tried it, even the farmers who break their backs to harvest cocoa beans for a few cents in the Ivory Coast. Watch their faces light up when they eat it for the first time. Watching them marvel about this sweet food that comes from the beans they harvest is amazing to me. First, because it’s a joy to see their faces. Then, because it’s a stark reminder of how amazingly lucky we are. For us westerners...

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Watch Guys Do Push-Ups On The Surface Of The Water

We don’t run fast enough to walk on water, but aeroplanes and boats can whip us along at speeds so fast that we can ski barefoot and even do fun workout tricks like push ups without sinking. Yeah. After seeing these guys do push ups on the surface of the water, walking on water is so passe. Devin Super Tramp shows us how much fun you can have with just the water and your feet below: ...

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Turn Your iPhone Charger Into A Portable Backup Battery

Even carrying your iPhone’s charger everywhere you go doesn’t guarantee you’ll be able to keep your phone running all day. Sometimes outlets can be hard to find, and for those times the NomadPlus is here to help — transforming your iPhone’s standard charger into a portable 1500mAh battery for back power on-the-go. Shipping in late November for just $US39, the NomadPlus simply requires you to insert the compact AC adaptor that came with your recent-generation iPhone, immediately...

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Baby Is Sent Into Uncontrollable Fits Of Laughter When A Pit Bull Licks Him

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Apple adds Fiat and Chrysler to CarPlay alliance

Both Fiat and Chrysler have announced that they will partner with Apple to integrate CarPlay into their forthcoming vehicles. The deal is significant because among the brands owned by the two companies are Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and Ram. Mazda is also joining the car makers siding with Apple in the car-entertainment platform battle. They join existing CarPlay partners including Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, BMW, Ford, Hyundai, GM, and Honda. All are introducing CarPlay compatible...

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Specialized McClaren S-Works Tarmac is a £16,000 super-bicycle

US bike firm Specialized has unveiled its McLaren S-Works Tarmac bicycle, the fruits of a joint labour effort with McLaren Automotive - and it costs a staggering £16,000. The carbon-fibre two-wheeler was created by McLaren using high-tech data simulations that tested the limits of the bike before it even went into production. McLaren used the aforementioned software to help develop its F1, Super, and Hypercar designs, meaning this bicycle has some serious engineering oomph at its core....

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Despite the Wii U (finally) selling like hotcakes, Nintendo is still losing money.

Nintendo revealed that during the first quarter of its financial year, both the Wii U and Mario Kart 8 flew off the shelves. However, that wasn’t enough to stop the Japanese console maker haemorrhaging money. Between April and June, Nintendo managed to sell 510,000 Wii U consoles. That’s nearly double what it managed to sell during the period after Christmas. It also managed to sell a total of 2.82 million copies of Mario Kart 8 in a month. That’s impressive for any console, but even more...

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Teen's Smartphone Catches Fire Under Pillow As She Sleeps

A 13-year-old Texas girl recently woke up to a nightmare. Her cell phone had ignited under her pillow, and the fire melted the handset and burned the pillow, bedsheet and mattress. Ariel Tolfree told Fox 4 in Dallas-Forth Worth that her Samsung Galaxy S4 slipped under her pillow as she fell asleep, and she was roused by the smoldering smell. Her father, Thomas Tolfree, suspected the fire started with the...

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You're Helping Mark Zuckerberg Become The World's Richest Person

Some day in the near future you will read these words, tucked between headlines about the iPhone 10 and President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office: Mark Zuckerberg Becomes World's Richest Man. And you will have only yourself to blame. The Facebook CEO's net worth jumped about $2 billion on Thursday morning alone, before he had even finished his eggs and bacon that he slaughtered himself. That's because Facebook's stock surged to $76 a share from $71, one day after the company announced...

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Malware Can Hide in the Most Obvious Places

You never know when malware will bite. Even browsing an online restaurant menu can download malicious code, put there by hackers. Much has been said that Target’s hackers accessed the giant’s records via its heating and cooling system. They’ve even infiltrated thermostats and printers among the “Internet of Things”. It doesn’t help that swarms of third parties are routinely given access to corporate systems. A company relies upon software to control all sorts of things like A/C, heating,...

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Has Google just bought game-streaming Twitch.tv for $1bn?

It looks like Google's dropped big cash - $1bn big to be precise - on Twitch, the incredibly popular game-streaming service, according to a report by VentureBeat. We heard rumours back in May that Google might be looking to snap up Twitch with big money, and it seems the big G has followed through on the chatter. While VB says it's assured the deal has gone through, some key points still remain unclear. "We don’t know everything about this deal, such as when it will be announced and the exact purchase...

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London Underground will accept contactless payment from September

If you're used to travelling around the capital, you'll be well aware that you can currently use contactless NFC (near-field communication) bank cards on buses. Now Transport for London is bringing the feature to the Tube, which will accept contactless payment as of September 16. Pretty much making your Oyster card redundant if you have one. Contactless payment will also be supported on the Overground and DLR lines and you'll be able to keep track of your payment history and travelling preferences...

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Nike's vending machine sells products for Fuelband points

Nike's set up a bunch of vending machines around NYC brimming with swoosh gear that only the most active New Yorkers can snag. Dubbed the 'Fuelbox', Nike's pop-up machines are stocked with Nike goods that can only be purchased using Fuelband points. Each item costs somewhere in the region of 500-1000 Fuelband points, with shirts, socks, watches, and more up for grabs. The Fuelboxes are only staying up until their stock clears completely so would-be Fuel-traders better hurry. Interestingly, the...

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Japan has put "selfie stands" at popular destinations

The selfie has come out of nowhere like a narcassistic whirlwind and become one of the most popular things we can do with our smartphones. Don't believe us? Sony has gone so far as to release a handset dedicated to taking selfies. And now, over in Japan there are even dedicated selfie stands at popular locations allowing you to snap yourself for social media bragging rights. The stands feature a special slot where you can keep your smartphone secured for the duration of the selfie and are...

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Pirate Bay unveils swashbuckling new mobile site

The Pirate Bay has launched a dedicated mobile site, meaning P2P-enthusiasts can get their torrent fix direct via their smartphones. The new site, themobilebay.org, offers a much more mobile-focused user experience, designed to work more effectively with touchscreen displays. "Over the years the Pirate Bay site has undergone many changes to make it harder to shut down. The tracker was put into retirement, torrents were traded in for magnet links, and the site moved its servers to the cloud,"...

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Amazon is reportedly making a Square-like payment card reader

Amazon may revolve around online shopping, but it apparently has some interest in brick-and-mortar retail -- there are now hints that it's launching a Square-style payment card reader. The crew at 9to5Mac has obtained Staples documents showing that a $10 "Amazon Card Reader" is launching sometime in the near future. While there's no exact release date on hand, the supply store is expected to start advertising Amazon's gadget on August 12th; logic suggests the peripheral would go on sale around...

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Russia's new tram is a Batmobile on the outside, tech hub on the inside

Many trams are memorable, but they tend to evoke nostalgia rather than embrace the future. You can't accuse UralVagonZavod (UVZ) of being behind the times with its new Russia One, though. To begin with, it looks like the Batmobile on a closed track -- and for good reason. The forward-tilted windshield helps the conductor spot pedestrians, while the glass composite panels are easy to replace. The tram is cutting-edge on the inside, too. Dynamic LED lighting and music change the cabin mood...

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You can now unlock your Motorola phone with a 'digital tattoo'

Hate unlocking your Android smartphone so much that even Face Unlock or Skip feels like too much of a hassle? Motorola just came to your rescue. The company has partnered with VivaLnk to launch the previously teased Digital Tattoo, an NFC-based skin tag that unlocks your phone (currently limited to the Moto X) with a quick tap. The tattoo can stay on your body for up to five days, and it should survive abuses like showers and sweat-laden runs. It's a clever approach that might be appealing if you're fed up with PIN codes and patterns,...

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Korean baseball team recruits robots as stand-ins for fans

In South Korea, the Hanwha Eagles baseball team has gained a bunch of new fans that'll never abandon them even if they lose every game they play. After all, these new die-hard supporters are robots -- stomping, chanting, Mexican waving faceless robots designed to encourage human followers to cheer the Eagles on. They're officially called "fanbots," and they'll occupy three rows in the bleachers during a game, toting LED placards that display fans' (the flesh-and-blood...

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Tesla confirms the Model 3

Dubbed the Model 3, Tesla’s latest model is reportedly aimed at people thinking about buying a BMW 3 series. According to Tesla, the car will be around 20 per cent smaller than the Model S (pictured). It will also be able to go around 200 miles on a single charge. According to Auto Express, Tesla is expect to officially unveil the car in 2016. The Model 3 will be Tesla’s fourth car. The company is currently preparing to deliver the first of its Model X crossovers later this year. Speaking...

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Microsoft is going to sack 18,000 employees

Microsoft has revealed the extent of its planned job cuts, announcing that a staggering 18,000 positions at the firm will become redundant over the next year. The consumer electronics company employs around 127,000 people worldwide, which means the approaching tidal wave of sackings will amount to just over 14% of Microsoft's entire workforce. According to Microsoft, 12,500 of the jobs set to be booted will belong to Nokia staff. Microsoft bought the Finnish mobile manufacturer back in April,...

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Alibaba strikes deal to stream "Mad Men".

Alibaba has struck a deal with Lionsgate studio to stream popular U.S. movies and TV shows including "Twilight" and "Mad Men" in China. The subscription-based service will launch in August and be offered through Alibaba's Internet television set-top box. Some Lionsgate (LGF) offerings are already available in China through other partnerships, but Alibaba's customers will have access to behind-the-scenes footage, said Jim Packer, the studio's president of worldwide television and digital...

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IBM to start selling Apple iPhones and iPads

Get ready for iPhones and iPads preloaded with specialized business IBM software. Apple (AAPL, Tech30) and IBM (IBM, Tech30) on Tuesday announced a partnership to leverage each company's strengths. Starting this fall, Apple is delivering devices exclusively to IBM, which "Big Blue" will then prep with industry-specific apps for business customers. The idea is to provide specialized Apple devices to companies in banking, health care, insurance, retail, travel and transportation. IBM...

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Yahoo exec: Sex harassment accuser 'made the entire story up'

Calling the allegations "outrageously false," a Yahoo executive is countersuing a former employee who accused her of sexual harassment. "She made the entire story up in an attempt to save her job and avoid losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in unvested Yahoo stock," Yahoo senior director of engineering Maria Zhang said in a defamation lawsuit filed Wednesday. Zhang was referring to former software engineer Nan Shi, who filed a complaint against Zhang, accusing her of sexual harassment....

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Slow-Motion Video Reveals How Fish Actually Eat

Video: This slow-motion video shows how fish actually eat. When they want to catch prey, they throw their jaws forward and create a space where water rushes into their mouths, instead of moving their whole bodies forward as I — and the guys at Smarter Everyday — thought. ...

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Dustpans Should Have Been Designed With Funnels From Day One

As handheld vacuums get better and better, there’s less need to keep a broom at the ready. That’s too bad, because this cleverly re-designed dustpan makes it easier to dump your sweepings into a garbage can, no matter how tiny it may be. Gone are the days are emptying a dustpan into a garbage can that’s smaller than the width of the pan, resulting in dust and debris missing the receptacle. The handle on this dustpan from Menu has been turned into a funnel, making it...

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This US Restaurant Might Have The Best Bread And Butter In The World

The bread and butter at US restaurant Razza Pizza Artiginale is made by James Beard Rising Star Chef semi-finalist Dan Richer. He’s the chef behind the restaurant, and might be more obsessed with bread and butter than any person on the planet. This video shows how he made his restaurant’s bread and butter the most delicious. It’s just bread and butter, you say. Sure. But when you eat something so simple that’s so damn good, it can make you re-evaluate all your previous life decisions. That’s what this bread and butter does to people. Richer’s...

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Bikers Attack Couple In Car, You Will NEVER Guess What Happens Next

Picture this: you're driving with your boyfriend or girlfriend when a gang of bikers surrounds you and forces your car to pull over. Your significant other steps out to reason with them, but is immediately shoved against the car's hood and surrounded! Now, what do you imagine happens next? If you said SURPRISE WEDDING PROPOSAL, then you are... well, probably psychic, because that's exactly what occurs in this surreal video posted by androkols that allegedly took place in Russia. The twist you would NEVER in your life see coming happens...

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The Largest Wave Ever Surfed On A Skimboard

Skimboarder Brad Domke headed to Puerto Escondido, Mexico, to encounter this insane-looking wave — the largest ever surfed on a skimboard and already described as a potential “wave of the year”. Skimboards don’t have fins so this is even more impressive than it looks. ...

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Mad Man In A Wingsuit Flies Through A Waterfall

A fearless guy flies his Squirrel Aura wingsuit through a waterfall in Switzerland — because jumping in a wingsuit and flying just centimetres from a rock wall is not trying hard enough to kill yourself below: ...

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Your Entire Family Can Fit On This Mega Hammock

There will never be another fight over who gets to lay in the hammock with this monstrosity strung up in your backyard. The Mega Hammock requires you to find at least four nearby trees (or cranes) for hanging, but when it’s up it looks like it can easily support a group of at least 10 loungers — plus a toddler or two. But due to weight restrictions, it maxes out at around three adults. This isn’t one of your lazy swinging hammocks, though. The Mega Hammock’s mammoth dimensions make it...

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Google strikes smart contact lens deal to track diabetes and fix farsightedness

With Glass and Android Wear, Google has already invested a lot of time and resources into developing the next-generation of wearables, but it's another of its eye-focused projects that has today received its first major boost. The search giant's secret Google[x] team has confirmed that it's licensed its smart eyewear to healthcare specialist Novartis, which will develop the technology into a product that can improve eye care and help manage diseases and conditions. ...

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Fitbit's Tory Burch jewelry makes your activity tracker slightly more fashionable

Even though activity trackers are all the rage, few would call them fashion items. Do you really want explain why you're wearing something so gauche at a wedding or high-brow luncheon? Fitbit isn't happy to have its devices treated as eyesores, though -- it's teaming up with designer Tory Burch to launch jewelry that makes the Flex tracker a little more suitable for upscale gatherings. The newly available collection starts off with a $38 printed silicone bracelet that, to be frank, is just...

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Google's Play Store is getting a big, visually intensive makeover

Many would argue that the Google Play Store for Android is useful in its current form, but pretty? Not so much. However, there are now signs that it's going to be much better-looking -- if not necessarily more functional. Android Police has obtained a wealth of screenshots hinting at a big Play Store revamp that borrows more than a few pages from the company's new Material Design handbook. Extra-large artwork is everywhere, and there are now a slew of icons that make it clear what you'll...

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Scientists simulate time travel using light particles

We may never see practical time travel in our lifetimes, if it's possible at all. However, a team at the University of Queensland has given the Doc Browns of the world a faint glimmer of hope by simulating time travel on a very, very small scale. Their study used individual photons to replicate a quantum particle traveling through a space-time loop (like the one you see above) to arrive where and when it began. Since these particles are inherently uncertain, there wasn't room for the paradoxes...

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Toyota's first hydrogen car is priced to go head-to-head with Tesla

Sure, Elon Musk is giving away Tesla patents, but don't be surprised if more established manufacturers politely decline his offer. Instead of batteries and electric charging stations, players like General Motors, Mercedes, Honda and Toyota are focusing their efforts on a very different sort of fuel system: hydrogen. Toyota has just revealed that its first commercial hydrogen fuel cell car, a sedan modelled on the earlier FCV concept, will be ready for launch in the US and Europe in the summer of next year, priced at seven million yen...

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“FIFA” To Make $4 Billion in Revenue

FIFA World Cup is by far the biggest competition on planet earth, taking place every 4 years and since 2014 World Cup will be taking place in Brazil come June-July this year, Forbes estimates that 2014 world cup will generate 66% more in revenue compared to 2010 world cup in south africa. So how and where the money is coming from ? and how it will be distributed in different channels ? lets take a indepth look. FIFA World Cup 2014 Revenue Numbers: TV Rights Sale: $1.7 Billion - BBC, ITV, ESPN,...

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Lionel Messi Win the FIFA Golden Ball 2014 Award

FIFA has awarded Golden Ball to Lionel Messi, which in my opinion is embarrassing Javier Macherano, Arjen Robben, Mats Hummels and James Rodriguez were far better than Messi. FIFA has announced shortlist for 2014 world cup awards such as Golden Ball Award, Best Young Player and Golden Gloves award.  Four German players has been included in the shortlist for Golden Ball Award (Best Player of 2014 world cup) While three Argentina players has made the list. While Neymar is also shortlisted...

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World Cup Closing Ceremony Replay Video

Nobody will deny that Brazil messed up the opening ceremony it was so boring and lame that people were question the point of having these ceremonies before the big event. On top of that Pitbull and Jennifer Lopez did not live up to the expectations in their part of performance which lead FIFA & Brazil FA to make things up in the closing ceremony as they are inviting the real queen of World Cup ceremonies “Shakira” to perform at 2014 world cup. FIFA has confirmed that Shakira...

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WORLD CUP 2014 FINAL: Germany 1 - 0 Argentina

Germany won the World Cup for the fourth time thanks to a stunning extra-time winner from super-sub Mario Gotze. The final looked set to go to a penalty shoot-out in the Maracana, but in the 113th unlike many of his team-mates, Schurrle still had plenty of energy left in the tank. He raced down the left-hand side past three Argentinians and crossed for Gotze who cushioned the ball on his chest swept the ball past Romero from close range. It was a wonderful strike worthy of winning any tournament. It...

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WORLD CUP 2014: Brazil 0 - 3 Holland

Robin van Persie, Daley Blind and Georginio Wijnaldum gave Holland an easy 3-0 win in a third-place play-off that was riddled with defensive errors from the hosts. David Luiz, who performed poorly in Brazil's 7-1 semi-final defeat to Germany, gave another masterclass in how not to defend. The Brazil vice-captain headed the ball straight to Blind in the first half and he lashed the ball past Julio Cesar for Holland's second goal. The match started in the worst possible way for the hosts, who...

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Massive School Of Anchovies Looks Like A Hungry Giant Alien Oil Blob

This big black blob that recently appeared off the San Diego coast looks like the fallout from an oil spill, or an undersea plague coming to haunt humans and probably steal their souls. In reality, it’s a massive school of anchovies — harmless enough that people are actually snorkelling through the dark mass of fish. Apparently the cooler sea temperatures that La Niña’s brought to the Pacific Ocean are ideal for the future Caesar salad toppers, but even the team at the Scripps School of Oceanography aren’t sure why the school’s come...

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iWatch to enter mass-production by November?

Apple's long-rumoured iWatch could be entering production as soon as November this year, if a report from KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is to be believed. Kuo previously predicted a September date for iWatch's manufacturing launch, but his latest report says otherwise. “We have pushed back our estimated time of iWatch mass production from late-September to mid-/ late- November," says Kuo, as reported by 9to5mac. "We also lower our forecast of iWatch 2014 shipments by 40% to 3mn units." Alongside ...

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Sony's sold over 100-million PS3, PS4, and Vita consoles

Sony has revealed its flogged a whopping 100-million Playstation 3, Playstation 4, and PS Vita units worldwide. Interestingly, the majority of sales are attributed to the PS3, which (as of November 2013) had sold about 80-million units since its launch back in 2006. We also found out earlier this month that 9-million PS4's have been sold, a million of which entered customer's hands within its first 24 hours on sale. The PS Vita hasn't performed too well thus far, so we doubt it's making up...

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Currys & PC world reveal their top 10 tech picks for the festive season

Currys & PC World have revealed their predictions for the top 10 gadget bestsellers this coming Christmas, and it's laden with wearables. Atop the podium sits the Gear Fit, Samsung's smart wearable that tracks your fitness goals, followed in kind by the Fitbit Force. Wearable tech has never been so attractive and it's a bustling market to be in. It's evolving for the better too, with more people looking for wearables that don't just track, but connect to other products and can be...

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LG G3 Prime confirmed by Korean promo poster

The LG G3 Prime has been outed by a promo poster distributed by a retail store in Korea. The updated version of the original LG G3 appears to be arriving with the latest Snapdragon 805 chipset. The clue is in the Cat.6 tagline, which is capable of delivering super-fast 300Mbps download speeds but isn’t supported by the old Snapdragon 801, suggesting it will arrive with the 805 option. The G3 Prime bears a striking resemblance to the Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A  recently released in Korea...

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Xbox exec says “momentum shift” has changed console war

Despite Sony PS4 sales nearly doubling Microsoft Xbox One figures, a “momentum shift” in the console war could see the competition close up. Speaking to CVG, Xbox UK marketing executive Harvey Eagle explains, "The change started to happen when Titanfall was released in March, it's been a hugely successful title and the start of what I believe to be is the momentum shift.” Eagle points out other improvements to the Xbox One which should also affect long-term sales including the Kinect-free Xbox...

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