Explore a Time Capsule of Deep-Cut YouTube Videos
A new bot collects videos that were uploaded to YouTube directly from people’s iPhones, bringing viewers back to a time before Instagram.
A new bot collects videos that were uploaded to YouTube directly from people’s iPhones, bringing viewers back to a time before Instagram.
The Instagram page UK Snack Attack always discloses when a product is a snackfish, but many viewer don’t read the captions.
Think members of Gen Z are lazy slacktivists? Think again.
Are time out dolls cursed? People in certain corners of the internet seem to think so.
The phrase for being terminally online is not flattering, but it is Oxford’s Word of the Year.
Meta is currently testing a new feature that will give users a fresh start.
New Zealand’s open-access fossil database makes it easier for scientists to collaborate.
If you’re having trouble finding all of your X followers on Bluesky, Sky Follower Bridge will save the day.
The feature—once only available to Premium users—pauses videos automatically after a set time.
Just when you thought Moo Deng couldn’t get any cuter, GMM Music releases this banger.
Despite advice about strong passwords, we’re still using ‘qwerty123.’
Tired of seeing AI-generated responses at the top of each Google search engine results page? From how to set up a custom Google search engine to using specific operator codes, these hacks will come in handy.
An obscure German new wave song has stumped internet sleuths for years. One of them finally cracked the case.
According to Google data, these are the top majors people are researching.
The Mudita Kompakt smartphone is designed to be less stimulating to the senses.
Your online research method may say something about you.
Are all these new slang terms confusing you? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
From the Philadelphia Museum of Art to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, no institution is safe from terrible reviews.
Still miss your old Friendster account? Discover why that and other once-popular social media platforms got discontinued here.
Costume inspiration varies widely, from musical artists to video game characters.
Here are some highlights from Merriam-Webster’s latest slate of additions.
This Guinness World Record requires no skill—just an internet connection.
The groundbreaking artist made history in 1999 with his album ‘Hours’ when he sold it as an internet download before it hit stores: “Mark my words … we are not going back to record companies and through shops.”
Skip the lines and spend your next day at the zoo online instead.