Hey Mark Zuckerberg, remember these guys?
Thursday’s links delve into some contentious arguments, from golf to hip-hop.
Each April 1, websites attempt to fool us all with the latest-and-greatest product that in the end turns out to be simply a joke. But it doesn’t stop us from hoping that someday these “breakthroughs” become more than just a one-day wonder
An Indian man living in Australia has reunited with his birth family after 25 years with the help of vague childhood memories — and Google Earth.
The work week is almost over. You’re almost there. Keep on chugging with the help of lots of cute stuff.
Monday’s links are all about the unexpected — from potty-mouthed Oscar winners to oddball Google Street Views.
A Google algorithm lets us in one of the great, unanswered questions of our age: what’s the funniest viral video out there?
It took only a little over a minute, but the boy on Google’s Valentine’s Day doodle was able to melt a girl’s “Cold, Cold Heart” during an animated Google Doodle.
“Romney,” which has been redefined as a verb meaning “to defecate in terror,” is a response to the now-infamous story of the GOP candidate allegedly strapping his dog to the roof of his car.
Google’s annual Zeitgeist reflects what its millions of users wanted to know for the past 12 months.
