There is a whole subculture on YouTube devoted to beauty tutorials with an increasing amount of subscribers. Rather than asking your mother or a girlf… - 2 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 3:25pm -
As the music community (and Internet as a whole) reacts to the untimely death of Whitney Houston, the Recording Academy is scrambling to arrange… - 12 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 4:57am -
Welcome to the Linternet.After a 38-point outing to lead the New York Knicks over Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night, point… - 14 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 3:10am -
Whitney Houston, pop music icon and the singer of such songs as “I Will Always Love You” and “The Greatest Love of All,”… - 15 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 1:50am -
The tech-savvy, gun-toting father who blasted nine hollow-point rounds into his daughter’s laptop after she wrote a disrespectful Facebook… - 17 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 11:53pm -
With about 500,000 apps in the Apple App Store and an estimated 300,000 apps in the Android Market, finding the gems among the virtual haystack can be… - 18 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 10:40pm -
Take a break from planning the perfect Valentine’s Day (or planning an enjoyable Tuesday nonetheless) and catch up on the valuable digita… - 18 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 10:36pm -
What a difference a week makes! This week’s batch of top 10 Twitter pics were terrific, thanks to an immensely popular Super Bowl game, snowstor… - 19 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 10:06pm -
It was a week of superlatives, where we found unique smartphones of the present and future, a new candidate for the world’s tallest building,… - 20 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 9:03pm -
Europeans against Internet censorship staged mass protests across the continent on Saturday. They also took their opposition to Twitter in the latest… - 21 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 8:19pm -
Another week, another round-up of top comments on Mashable!In this post, we showcase the week’s best comments on our site. We expecially… - 21 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 7:40pm -
Who’s going to win a Grammy on Sunday? Webtrends gives us a sneak preview, using Twitter as its crystal ball. Check out the prognostications in… - 23 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 6:23pm -
New submitter davidstites writes "I am a masters computer science student at University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and in November I performed a security audit of 230+ popular iOS applications because I wanted to know how secure apps on smartp… - 30 mins ago, 12 Feb 12, 4:32pm -
An anonymous reader writes "In light of the ruling against the University of California patent trolls seeking to claim ownership of the 'Interactive Web,' founding attorney of Beacon Hill Law Joe Stanganelli, has written an article defending process… - 2 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 3:29pm -
retroworks writes "Today's Science Daily reports on 5 new UN studies of used computer and electronics management in Africa. The studies find that about 85% of surplus electronics imports are reused, not discarded. Most of the goods pictured in 'prim… - 3 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 2:31pm -
Hugh Pickens writes "Daniel Berniger writes that one of the unexpected consequences of AT&T's transition to HD voice and all-IP networks is that the footprint of required network equipment will shrink by as much as 90 percent, translating into a $10… - 4 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 1:30pm -
aarondubrow writes "Researchers used the Ranger supercomputer to test a new, high-resolution hurricane forecasting system that incorporates Doppler radar data from planes flying into the storm. The forecasts were shown to improve intensity predictio… - 5 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 11:42am -
Shipud writes "A recent article in Journal of Biomolecular structure and Dynamics proposes to define life by semantic voting [Note: open-access article]: 'The definitions of life are more than often in conflict with one another. Undeniably, however,… - 8 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 8:48am -
An anonymous reader writes "Details of the tools, techniques and procedures used by the hackers behind the RSA security breach have been revealed in a research paper (PDF) published by Australian IT security company Command Five. The paper also, for… - 11 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 5:51am -
itwbennett writes "When you sign up for online dating, there's a certain amount of information you expect to give up, like whether or not your weight is proportional to your height. But you probably don't expect that your profile will remain online… - 14 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 2:54am -
An anonymous reader writes "Facebook has detailed the pay of 27-year-old Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg as well as four other executives. These are people who are set to be billionaires at least on paper when the company goes public as… - 17 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 12:05am -
silentbrad writes "Upholding a 2010 decision from the Federal Court of Appeal, the country's highest court said ISPs cannot be subject to the Broadcasting Act of 1991 because they have no control over the content they distribute. The ruling ends a y… - 18 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 11:09pm -
theodp writes " We were all foolish enough to go on this adventure,' Google co-founder Sergey Brin told the assembled Brainiacs at Google's Solve for X event last week, recalling the time he and Google co-founder Larry Page took their Gulfstream on… - 19 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 9:50pm -
acadiel writes "Matthew H from the AtariAge.com TI-99/4A forum has finalized a design of a TMS 9918A replacement (with VGA out) for classic computer systems such as the ColecoVision, TI-99/4A, SpectraVision, MSX1, SpectraVision 128, and Tomy Tutor H… - 20 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 8:40pm -
Whether you're planning a dinner and a movie with a special someone for Valentine's Day, or you just like to read up on what's worth seeing before you spend your hard earned cash on a theater experie… - 1 hour ago, 12 Feb 12, 4:00pm -
It is frustrating to find a leak in a water hose. Depending on the size of the leak, you could be wasting up to a hundred dollars worth of water during the average year. Fortunately you can use a sach… - 2 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 3:00pm -
PaperKarma Stops Junk Mail with a Snap of a Photo (iOS/Android/WP7) iOS/Android/WP7: Nobody likes junk mail, but if you're too lazy to go through and unsubscribe to everything individually, PaperKarma is a new app that only requires y… - 16 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 1:00am -
We want our salad greens to be freshly washed, but we also don't want them to be wet. Most people use a salad spinner to dry their greens after washing, but if you don't have one you can get the same… - 17 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 12:00am -
Ginger rhizome is well known to help with upset stomachs—even today many people go for commercial ginger ale when nauseous. To make a more concentrated brew, cut up the ginger rhizome and boil with… - 18 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 11:00pm -
Sure, most of us can plow through a pack of bacon in just a few breakfasts, but there are always times when you go out of town for the weekend or just get busy and you've had to throw out spoiled baco… - 19 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 10:00pm -
I listen to a lot of podcasts—they're a convenient way to absorb information while driving, working out, or doing tasks that don't require your complete concentration. Flapcast is a webapp that keep… - 20 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 9:00pm -
Scratching off lottery tickets can be fun every once in a while, and Instructables user hellobrit shows in the video above that it's simple to bring a scratch off message to your valentine this year.… - 21 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 8:00pm -
According to news weblog Slate, Starbucks can serve you a better, stronger cappuccino that costs less money; the baristas all know about it, but it's not on any menu. We're talking about the Starbucks… - 22 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 7:00pm -
Windows has a ton of great utilities, and while we can't live without some of them, there's a special place in our heart for programs that merely improve Windows, rather than adding new software. Here… - 1 day ago, 11 Feb 12, 4:00pm -
If you buy spaghetti, linguine, or other long pastas in bulk it can be difficult to find a good way to store the excess once you open the large package. Tall thin Pringles brand potato chip cans excel… - 1 day ago, 11 Feb 12, 3:00pm -
There's nothing inherently wrong with a product you buy off the shelf, but there's definitely something awesome about hacking it to make it better. This weekend, throw your warranties aside and bring… - 2 days ago, 11 Feb 12, 1:00am -
This guest post is written by Kashish Jain of digiupdates. Most of the people who are new to web design and blogging don’t understand the capabilities that come free with their domain, so they don’t take advantage of them. How many times have you… - 3 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 2:09pm -
This guest post is by Sonal Pandey of Tap Easy. Some things don’t get better with time. This was going to be one such case. Here I was, sharing an awesome technique capable of changing lives, but not many were paying attention. My niche had the per… - 1 day ago, 11 Feb 12, 2:00pm -
This guest post is by Alexis Grant of The Traveling Writer. During the last six months, I’ve published two ebooks: one that’s selling wonderfully, and another that flopped. Why did one succeed, while the other—at least in sales terms—didn’t… - 2 days ago, 10 Feb 12, 2:04pm -
We’ve all been there … You sit down to write a post. You get the opening line down, but half-way through the second sentence, you go back to tweak the first. A bit further on, you decide to chop up the paragraphs you’ve done so far and rearrang… - 3 days ago, 9 Feb 12, 8:04pm -
This guest post is by Matthew Setter of Malt Blue. How often do you find it happening to you? You discover an issue with your site, or one of your community members emails you to tell you about it, and soon you start to see tweets about it too. Mayb… - 4 days ago, 8 Feb 12, 2:07pm -
This guest post is by Devesh of WP Kube. A few months ago, I wrote a guest post here called How to Make Your Blog Load Faster than ProBlogger. Today, I’ll go into some more detailed advice to help you speed up your site even more. If you’re a blo… - 5 days ago, 7 Feb 12, 8:05pm -
Mid-December 2010: on my photography site, we launched a new campaign—our first ever 12 Days of Christmas promotion. The result was my biggest month of earnings ever up to that point. The idea was simple: offer discounts on 12 products over the 12… - 5 days ago, 7 Feb 12, 2:04pm -
Whitney Houston, the diva of divas, passed away yesterday at the too young age of 48. It's a depressing end to her story of galaxy bending talent, sun magnifying limelight and cursed frailty. Anyone w… - 1 hour ago, 12 Feb 12, 4:00pm -
In 2004, Josh Dueck suffered a horrific ski accident while trying to flip that left him a full paraplegic. Instead of feeling sorry for himself, Dueck continued to ski—only now he does it sitting d… - 2 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 3:00pm -
Barbie has held many jobs, reflecting the aspirations of kids who dream of being dolphin trainers or architects. But what about kids who hope for cybernetic upgrades like LCD displays in their chest?… - 15 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 2:00am -
At almost 97 feet tall and 117 feet wide, the screen at the Darling Harbour IMAX Theater in Sydney is the largest in the world. And after 16 years of service, it needed to be replaced.More »… - 16 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 1:00am -
It took a few days, but an purported representative of Anonymous (as far as there is such a thing) has given Gizmodo a manifesto of sorts, explaining Friday's DDoS attack against the CIA.More »… - 17 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 11:33pm -
Companies make a lot of claims about their products to help sell them, but this new app from a Japanese ad agency goes to the extreme, promising wealth, travel, love, and even the ability to fly, at l… - 18 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 11:00pm -
It's not the first Millennium Falcon guitar mod we've seen, but Brian Fisk's creation goes the extra mile with an R2-D2 themed headstock, sound effects, and even glowing engines. And, unlike that pre… - 19 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 10:00pm -
Most people have learned to live with the fingerprints and smear marks on their touchscreen devices. But for those of us who still spend more time than we should polishing and re-polishing our display… - 20 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 9:00pm -
Candles are the easiest way to add some romance to any dinner. But if you're spending Valentine's Day with someone who's particularly geeky, they'll certainly appreciate this Wood Shop Candlestick doc… - 21 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 8:00pm -
Vibram's FiverFingers shoes creep me out, but I understand the appeal of footwear that feels like it's barely there. The Swiss Barefoot Company thinks the same way, but has instead created an ultra-du… - 22 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 7:00pm -
In 1995, the world was astonished by the image of a group of 4-light-year-tall columns located in the Eagle Nebula, 7,000 light years from here. So unimaginable it was that someone called them the Pil… - 23 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 6:01pm -
The Facebook data team has tracked which songs people in new relationships are most likely to play, as well as the songs they cue up following a breakup. - 1 day ago, 11 Feb 12, 1:45pm -
While you're curled up comfy in your bed each night, the crew of the International Space Station is getting unrivaled views of our planet. For anyone wishing they could see what the astronauts see, here are recent videos of the Earth at night taken f… - 2 days ago, 11 Feb 12, 12:58am -
Yahoo is hoping to build a facility in the suburbs of Omaha, Nebraska, where it will assemble its own servers and ship them to data centers it operates across the country, according to lawmakers and officials in the Midwestern state. These lawmakers… - 2 days ago, 11 Feb 12, 12:00am -
Intel and the New York Attorney General's office have agreed to settle a 2009 lawsuit that accused the chip giant of violating federal and state antitrust laws. As part of the settlement, Intel has agreed to pay $6.5 million dollars to account for so… - 2 days ago, 10 Feb 12, 11:54pm -
Peter Sunde, one of the co-founders of the infamous The Pirate Bay file-sharing search engine, argues that Big Content should start innovating and stop trying to use the courts and the law to put the genie back in the bottle. - 2 days ago, 10 Feb 12, 11:25pm -
Traveling into the danger zone? Worried that a hacker or a less... democratically inclined government may attempt to seize your data? Follow these tips to keep your data secure abroad. - 2 days ago, 10 Feb 12, 11:13pm -
After months of tolerating and even defending Occupy DC, park police swept in with a SWAT team and bulldozer. Wired's Quinn Norton was on the ground - literally - as the police evicted a camp that was full of life. - 2 days ago, 10 Feb 12, 10:06pm -
Tesla Motors continues its relentless push into the mainstream with an uber-practical crossover utility that builds in the Model S sedan. - 2 days ago, 10 Feb 12, 9:22pm -
Congress had its budgetary knives out for the Electronic Railgun, the Navy's futuristic cannon that fires bullets at hypersonic speeds with a burst of electricity. But the railgun survived -- that is, unless continuing technical hurdles doom it. And… - 2 days ago, 10 Feb 12, 9:11pm -
The government safety net was created to keep Americans from abject poverty, but the poorest households no longer receive a majority of government benefits. - 44 mins ago, 12 Feb 12, 4:18pm -
Some are livid about the boys’ presence on the Mount St. Joseph Academy team, saying it deprives local players of court time and is an underhanded tactic to improve the team. - 1 hour ago, 12 Feb 12, 4:00pm -
The assassination of Dr. Issa al-Khouli was another step away from the nonviolent roots of Syria’s antigovernment protests. - 1 hour ago, 12 Feb 12, 3:48pm -
After supporting abortion rights early in his political career, Mitt Romney is working to reinforce his credentials among conservatives. - 4 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 12:47pm -
Discovered just three months ago, an e-mail from June 2008 sent to James Murdoch discussed in frank terms the potentially disastrous scale of phone hacking at News International. - 8 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 9:25am -
More civilian contractors working for American companies than American soldiers died in Afghanistan last year for the first time, and some survivors are left uncompensated. - 9 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 8:10am -
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops said a compromise offered by President Obama on birth control coverage did not go far enough in protecting religious liberty. - 10 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 6:48am -
As Gregory Atkins was arraigned on sexual abuse charges, parents were preparing questions for the schools chancellor and the principal of P.S. 87. - 10 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 6:47am -
I read with great interest that the United States federal government is considering a plan that provides effective treatments for Alzheimer’s disease by 2025. Such a national strategy is desperately needed and long overdue. It is well known that Al… - 9 days ago, 3 Feb 12, 6:46pm -
By now most of us have declared our 2012 resolution (s) with great passion and hope. Honesty tells us that we may have been in this same spot last year with a wonderful declaration to give this up or to start that. Well, what happened? How many actua… - 34 days ago, 9 Jan 12, 8:48pm -
It is too easy to turn the television or internet on and witness humans across the globe behaving with violence and harm towards others. This stands in direct contradiction to what Christmas and the Holiday season represents. It is hard to imagine wh… - 55 days ago, 19 Dec 11, 6:39pm -
The annual holiday known as Thanksgiving is upon us here in the United States. This is a day of great food, family, friends, cheer, football, and being together with those we love. It is also a day of thanks and it is important to reflect on all that… - 83 days ago, 21 Nov 11, 8:51pm -
Meditation is best known as part of the Buddhist and Indian Yoga traditions. It has now migrated and become more integrated into western civilization including the United States. Research has supported a relationship between meditation practice and p… - 96 days ago, 8 Nov 11, 7:33pm -
Socialization and mental stimulation are two of the five major components of my brain health lifestyle ® (see www.paulnussbaum.com). One practical tip I have advocated is having one meal a day with the family, friends, or even with new people. I bel… - 96 days ago, 8 Nov 11, 7:31pm -
A new study to be published in the Archives of Neurology reports levels of amyloid beta, a byproduct of brain activity considered a marker in Alzheimer’s disease, normally rises during the day and decreases at night. Authors of the study suggest a… - 29 Sep 11, 5:47pm -
We all want to feel good, emotionally healthy, and balanced. For many of us this is a great goal, but a rare reality. The question is why do we not fell balanced emotionally? Why do we tend to feel tense, rushed, stressed, or ill inside? One pathway… - 7 Sep 11, 6:44pm -
We all have heard about “stress” and the negative impact it can have on our body and brain. Nearly all of us deal with stress on a daily basis and while some acute stress can be advantageous, the chronic effects of stress can lead to physical pro… - 22 Aug 11, 11:43pm -
For the past decade or more I have advanced the idea that a proactive lifestyle can be beneficial to the human brain. I have not been the only one to discuss or study this point, but it remains a central focus of my work. There has been a rather robu… - 4 Aug 11, 4:10pm -
Not much is currently known about the forthcoming Xbox console being cooked up inside Microsoft, but a new rumor recently surfaced about the console's controller. The story goes that Microsoft engineers are taking a page from the WiiU and adding a to… - 11 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 5:57am -
Remember that Google Wallet exploit from a few days ago? The one that would allow 'brute-force' PIN attacks, but only on rooted Android - 12 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 5:19am -
Looks like Apple is on the verge of capturing yet another lucrative market, and changing education as we know it… Or are they? - 14 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 2:36am -
Whitney Houston, who reigned as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, has died. She was 48. - 16 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 1:03am -
So now a relative handful of super-rich Democrats want to fight a relative handful of super-rich Republicans. And we call this a democracy... The sad truth is Obama has never really occupied the high ground on campaign finance. He refused public fina… - 17 hours ago, 12 Feb 12, 12:15am -
Is AT&T failing to keep its story straight about the need for more spectrum, or is it just that the popping of the spectrum bubble has taken them by surprise as well? The nation's second largest operator now sees a data drizzle rather than deluge. - 18 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 11:07pm -
Russian scientists opened a frontier miles under the Antarctic ice, after drilling down and finally reaching the surface of 20-million-year-old Lake Vostok, an achievement the mission chief likened to placing a man on the moon. The gigantic buried fr… - 19 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 10:05pm -
Imagine there are literally tens of thousands of people who, although they have never met you, don’t like you. And I mean they really don’t like you. It’s personal. They don’t like how you look, act, think, vote, talk or express yourself. Man… - 19 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 9:58pm -
Don't opt for a lifestyle that will make you miserable. Yes, there are alternatives. No, they won’t teach you how to shotgun a beer. - 19 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 9:46pm -
How Bethesda created a masterpiece, according to the game's creative director Todd Howard. They didn't start with a design document. They started with a pretty picture. It's a shot of a hillside, trees, craggy rocks. Perhaps it was taken in Oregon or… - 20 hours ago, 11 Feb 12, 9:05pm -