WELCOME TO THE Weird Wide Web – where we take a look at the week’s best offerings in tech and social media news.
Oculus is teasing us once again with a new and improved version of its virtual reality headset. The company STILL isn’t ready to release a consumer edition.
Those spanking new iPhones that everyone has been harping on about have a bit of a problem. Basically, they bend in your pocket. That’s not ideal…but Apple has said it will start replacing them, according to Business Insider.
To be a member of the Dogspotting Facebook group, all you have to do is identify a dog or more than one dog, snap its picture and share it with the group. Then you get points based on what’s going on in the photo. This may be one that only serious dog lovers will appreciate…
Tuesday was Nintendo’s 125th birthday. It’s come a long way since its foundation in 1889 and is the source of much nostalgia for grown men and woman all over the world. Here’s an ad from 1991 to bring it all back:
These charming robots move on top of rolling polls and can exchange information with one another via low-frequency microphones. Jezebel reports that the company says this technology could be used in the early stages of search-and-rescue operations. We just not so sure if we can trust them…
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