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Someone Remade a PlayStation 5 With Wood - and it Still Works: Watch
Sony's latest hardware is unusually large for a modern gaming console and stands over 15 inches tall. Watch how a YouTuber turned it into a stylish, compact, wooden design.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 GTA V Mod Video Removed from YouTube
A GTA 5 PC mod that turned the game's sticky bomb into a Note 7 that made waves on YouTube has been removed by Samsung.
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5 Turning Points for Technology in 2015
We may not feel the effects of these turning points right away. We might not even fully grasp the full scope of their impact right now.
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He Can Sing in 23 Different Voices, From Bruce Springsteen to Sam Smith
All of us bathroom singers turn into our favourite pop stars in the shower, belting out their numbers just the way they do, assuming (of course) that we're nailing every note. But while we probably don't sound even remotely like the artists we mimic, Joel "Roomie" Berghult certainly does!
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At YouTube, adolescence begins at 5
Early this year, the most popular YouTube video of all time -- a 2007 clip of a British toddler gleefully biting the finger of his older brother -- was supplanted by a brash newcomer. The upstart was Lady Gaga's slithering, sci-fi-themed music video for her hit single "Bad Romance." The shift was symbolic: YouTube, a subsidiary of the search giant ...
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Someone Remade a PlayStation 5 With Wood - and it Still Works: Watch
Sony's latest hardware is unusually large for a modern gaming console and stands over 15 inches tall. Watch how a YouTuber turned it into a stylish, compact, wooden design.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 GTA V Mod Video Removed from YouTube
A GTA 5 PC mod that turned the game's sticky bomb into a Note 7 that made waves on YouTube has been removed by Samsung.
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5 Turning Points for Technology in 2015
We may not feel the effects of these turning points right away. We might not even fully grasp the full scope of their impact right now.
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He Can Sing in 23 Different Voices, From Bruce Springsteen to Sam Smith
All of us bathroom singers turn into our favourite pop stars in the shower, belting out their numbers just the way they do, assuming (of course) that we're nailing every note. But while we probably don't sound even remotely like the artists we mimic, Joel "Roomie" Berghult certainly does!
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At YouTube, adolescence begins at 5
Early this year, the most popular YouTube video of all time -- a 2007 clip of a British toddler gleefully biting the finger of his older brother -- was supplanted by a brash newcomer. The upstart was Lady Gaga's slithering, sci-fi-themed music video for her hit single "Bad Romance." The shift was symbolic: YouTube, a subsidiary of the search giant ...
