.::REALITYRECALL::.

Musta been freaky seeing that happen right in front of you.

First Glimpse of the Baltimore Sinkhole Eating a Bunch of Cars

By now you know that a huge landslide consumed an entire street in Baltimore yesterday. But HOLY MOLY is it scary to watch. Don’t lie–if you were there, you’d be screaming too.

Old video but worth the watch!

Has Apple Really Ever Invented Anything?

Music: http://bit.ly/Trk2ik, Merch: http://epicpants.com Game Deals: http://teksyndicate.com/stories

It's terrible to think what the internet might become.

The Internet Is About to Become Worse Than Television

Last week, an obscure but potentially internet-transforming document was leaked from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. It revealed that government regulators are considering rules that would give big companies a chance to make their online services run faster than smaller ones.

Nice update!

Google Drive now supports streaming presentations to Chromecast

Google has quietly updated the web version of Google Drive with support for streaming presentations to Chromecast dongles. After installing the Google Cast plugin in Chrome, simply fire up a presentation in Google Drive, and click the arrow next to “Present” in the top right corner. Then choose the Chromecast you want to broadcast to from the items under “Present on other device” —…

#google+

Google Plus is friggin' awesome! 

Google Plus is friggin’ awesome — don’t you agree?

On April 24, the Google+ community lost a valuable promoter and leader. Vic Gundotra, head of Google’s social media network, announced that he is stepping down and leaving the company. Mr. Gundotra deserves great applause, as he was in charge during the initial growth of the best social media network on the internet.

Here's hoping they stay the course. 

Yonatan Zunger puts Google+ “Walking Dead” rumors to rest

This looks interesting. Still love my Nexus 5 but this has my attention.

OnePlus One officially announced and it’s a ‘2014 Flagship Killer’ | MobileSyrup.com

OnePlus One officially announced and it’s a ‘2014 Flagship Killer’

Great WiFi tips from Linus

Optimizing your Wi-Fi Network as Fast As Possible

Wifi optimization tips – some of them are free, some cost money, but they all help save you the head

Badass is right! ASIMO sure has come a long way. Very impressive!

The Latest Incarnation Of ASIMO Is Actually Quite Badass

Honda’s humanoid robot, ASIMO, recently celebrated its 14th birthday. The diminutive android has experienced some minor upgrades over the years, but nothing quite like it’s latest batch of enhancements. Just watch what ASIMO can do now.

Huge improvements to the new Camera app. Love the update to Photospheres!

With New Camera App, Photo Spheres Get Huge Boost To 50 Megapixels

Photo Sphere product manager Evan Rapoport, who also manages Maps, Street View, Views, and Panoramio, had one more tidbit of Google Camera-related news to… by Liam Spradlin in Applications, Google, News

Since I use Google+ for my photos, I like this kind of integration. Keep the updates coming +Google+ 
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Backed-up mobile shots can now be attached in Gmail

Gmail on the web has added a handy new feature which lets you quickly attach images that are already in Google+ through Android’s photo auto-backup feature. This is a really great addition, considering how easy it is to start writing an e-mail on your computer, find out you need a photo from your phone, and then have to crack open Google+ in a new tab to start rifling around to find the…

When is this coming to North American roads?

Glow-in-the-dark roads hit the streets in the Netherlands

One stretch of road in the Netherlands may make you feel like you’re cruising through a video game. A new glow-in-the-dark pavement has replaced

Hopefully we'll have clear skies so we can check this out tonight.

Total lunar eclipse, Mars close approach tonight

A red moon will hang below a Red Planet in the night sky tonight during a lunar eclipse coinciding with our closest approach to Mars in six years.

This doesn't surprise me.

Bloomberg: NSA used Heartbleed exploit for ‘years’ without alerting affected websites, the public

The US National Security Security Agency reportedly used the recently uncovered “Heartbleed” security exploit to access information, Bloomberg