• Watch Alchemist Accelerator’s Demo Day Right Here

    Watch Alchemist Accelerator’s Demo Day Right Here
     TechCrunch is pleased to bring you Alchemist Accelerator‘s Demo Day, today, September 29th, from 3-5pm PT. Alchemist is one of those rare programs that focuses on enterprise startups. But these aren’t your parents enterprise companies. Pitches today will span products that create a mortgage marketplace,  increase connectivity and help apps get more organic downloads. Investors… Read More
  • Volvo to target luxury buyers with self-driving car coming in 5 years

    Volvo to target luxury buyers with self-driving car coming in 5 years
     High-end vehicle, chauffeur included? You can see why it makes sense that Volvo would target the luxury end of the market with its upcoming self-driving car. Volvo announced plans to field a vehicle by 2021, thanks in part to a $300 million deal with Volvo that will let it leverage some of their work, but now we have some more details, including the vehicle’s high-end approach. Volvo… Read More
  • HP issues non-apology for blocking third-party ink cartridges

    HP issues non-apology for blocking third-party ink cartridges
     HP was recently caught in the act using a “security update” to prevent its printers from operating with a number of recycled and third-party ink cartridges. After much outcry the company has relented and is issuing a rollback option — but they’ll be damned if they admit any wrongdoing. Read More
  • NASA’s Gecko-Inspired Robots Can Climb Pretty Much Anything

    NASA’s Gecko-Inspired Robots Can Climb Pretty Much Anything
    Space exploration is hard, but these robots are ready to climb pretty much anything. The post NASA’s Gecko-Inspired Robots Can Climb Pretty Much Anything appeared first on WIRED.
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  • The Court Case That Will Decide Obama’s Climate Legacy

    The Court Case That Will Decide Obama’s Climate Legacy
    Seven hours of legal argument on states' right to allow carbon pollution may determine the fate of the centerpiece of US efforts to limit climate change. The post The Court Case That Will Decide Obama’s Climate Legacy appeared first on WIRED.
  • HP will stop blocking its printers from using third-party ink

    HP will stop blocking its printers from using third-party ink
    HP is backtracking on a firmware update that recently blocked some printers from using third-party ink cartridges. Some users reported that the update sometimes mistakenly marked legitimate ink as fake, so HP’s CEO Jon Flaxman wrote today that the company will issue a new update to turn off the DRM.
    HP also clarified that third-party cartridges still work with the original update, so long as they’re built with HP security chips — aka HP is getting a cut of their business. The f
  • Luke Cage's take on black power in America makes it must-see TV

    Luke Cage's take on black power in America makes it must-see TV
    If Netflix’s Luke Cage is about anything, it’s about power — and no word is imbued with as much unique power in black life as “nigga.” Luke Cage himself makes that much clear. Early on in the new series, Luke (Mike Colter) is held up at gunpoint. “What’re you doing here, nigga?” asks the young, black gunman. “Young man,” Luke says, “I’ve had a long day. I’m tired. But I’m not tired enough to ever let nobody call
  • Winds of Winter excerpt included in new iBook edition of A Game of Thrones

    Winds of Winter excerpt included in new iBook edition of A Game of Thrones
    Apple is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Game of Thrones by launching enhanced editions of George R.R. Martin's best-selling novels, exclusively on iBooks. The Enhanced Edition will allow die-hard Game of Thrones fans to have an interactive experience, one that aims to make the notoriously complex stories a little easier to follow.
    Clicking on a name in this souped-up digital version will allow readers to track that character's journey, or dig deeper into a character connections an
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  • Your Car Is Watching You—And Wants to Sell You Stuff

    Your Car Is Watching You—And Wants to Sell You Stuff
    Automakers just need to figure out how to handle an amazingly thick stream of car data. The post Your Car Is Watching You---And Wants to Sell You Stuff appeared first on WIRED.
  • This miniature PC only works if you have the key

    This miniature PC only works if you have the key
    Passwords are all well and good (when they work), but if someone has physical access to your hard drive, even the best passwords may not be enough to keep your data safe. Orwl (pronounced Orwell) is an open-source, miniature PC that’s designed solve that problem for security conscious users. Instead of relying on software to keep your data, Orwl takes a multi-angle approach to securing your hardware. Continue reading…
  • Garmin's next step in its plan to own your fitness life: an activity tracker for kids

    Garmin's next step in its plan to own your fitness life: an activity tracker for kids
    Garmin, which makes so many different activity trackers that you actually burn calories just by trying to distinguish between them all, is now selling an activity tracker to kids.
    Called the Vivofit JR, the wristband tracks steps, sleep, and overall activity. It has a sunlight-readable display that shows a "Move" bar when kids have been inactive for too long, and is supposed to motivate its wearers to move for at least 60 minutes a day. Like the adult version of the Vivofit activity-tracking wri
  • HBO is now available on PlayStation Vue for $15 per month

    HBO is now available on PlayStation Vue for $15 per month
    A few weeks ago, Sony announced that its PlayStation Vue streaming service would soon offer both Cinemax and HBO. Those networks are both available today as standalone options for $15 per month each, or as part of a larger new bundle. Continue reading…
  • New Apple ad depicts lovely balloon invasion to highlight new features in Messages

    New Apple ad depicts lovely balloon invasion to highlight new features in Messages
    Balloons can signify lifting up, letting go, unimaginable joy or simply a birthday wish. When seen by the thousands, they can inspire awe, maybe a little fear, or remind you of a certain classic Pixar.
    For Apple, though, balloons are now just another way to add emotion to text messages. In iOS 10, there are a whole bunch of new ways to express yourself in messages (Apple calls it expressive messaging). In addition to drawing doodles, sending heartbeats and taps, each message (between iMessage us
  • Labor Department guarantees sick leave to federal contractors

    Labor Department guarantees sick leave to federal contractors
    Contractors working for the federal government will be among the first in the gig economy to gain some workplace protections. 
    Federal contractors will be guaranteed up to seven paid sick days a year, the Department of Labor said Thursday. 
    Contractors won't have to work directly for the federal government to qualify. Businesses doing work for the federal government will have to give paid sick leave to their contractors, too. 
    "Millions of Americans still do not have access to eve
  • Dozr raises $1.9 million to become an Airbnb for bulldozers and excavators

    Dozr raises $1.9 million to become an Airbnb for bulldozers and excavators
     A startup called Dozr Inc. has raised CAN $2.5 million (or $1.9 million USD) in seed funding to help contractors rent heavy industrial equipment from other construction professionals who have it, but aren’t using it. Based in Kitchener, Ontario Dozr’s marketplace lets builders rent equipment, like excavators, skidsteers or one day drones and industrial robotics, either alone, or with… Read More
  • Beyoncé becomes a tech startup investor

    Beyoncé becomes a tech startup investor
     Joining celebrity investors like Snoop Dogg, Ashton Kutcher, and Justin Bieber, Queen Bey is bringing her supreme business skills to the tech world. Beyoncé and the management company she started called Parkwood Entertainment have invested $150,000 into Sidestep, an app for buying concert merchandise and skipping the line to pick it up at the show. Sidestep originally started selling… Read More
  • Toy dinosaurs chase real people in this ’Jurassic Park’ remake

    Toy dinosaurs chase real people in this ’Jurassic Park’ remake
    Not everyone has the advanced cloning technology needed to make dinosaurs in a lab. But anyone with a little creativity, spare time, and toy dinosaurs can re-create their favorite scene from Jurassic Park at home. Here's the proof.
    Our CineFix series, Homemade Movies, serves up DIY remakes of your favorite movies, trailers and original songs. Every episode is an exact shot-for-shot re-creation minus any big-budget effects.
    Subscribe to CineFix for more videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/cinefix R
  • President Obama's take on the Colin Kaepernick anthem controversy

    President Obama's take on the Colin Kaepernick  anthem controversy
    While he stressed the importance of trying to understand both sides regarding Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest, President Barack Obama also noted at a Presidential Town Hall that the freedom and democracy that defines America is what allows the 49ers player to express himself. Read more...More about Mashable Video, National Anthem, Flag, Kneeling, and Nfl
  • Angry dad writes hilarious note on his son's mail

    Angry dad writes hilarious note on his son's mail
    Sometimes, you just have to let it out.
    An aggravated father perfectly captured his true feelings for his son after his boy had a bit of a change of mind.
     The father, who currently resides in the UK, recently shipped his son, who is currently living in Australia, a guitar. Obviously, shipping a guitar across the world can be quite intense and expensive, so the dad alerted his son (and the rest of the world) of his frustrations by writing a nasty note on the side of the guitar. 
    SEE AL
  • The technology that could have stopped the New Jersey train crash

    The technology that could have stopped the New Jersey train crash
    A train that smashed into the station in Hoboken, New Jersey during rush hour on Thursday likely wasn't equipped with a technology called positive train control that could have prevented the derailment. 
    Positive train control is a speed-limiting technology that is built to "automatically stop a train before certain types of accidents occur," according to the website of the Association of American Railroads. Those accidents include train collisions and derailments.
    SEE ALSO: Social media do
  • Tim Burton's 'Miss Peregrine' should be about Miss Peregrine, not this boring kid

    Tim Burton's 'Miss Peregrine' should be about Miss Peregrine, not this boring kid
    Tim Burton's adaptation of the bestselling novel Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is a peculiar thing indeed. 
    Playing like a cross between X-Men and Groundhog Day, the often-frustrating film offers as many pros as cons, but can't make up for the glaring lack of charisma of its young protagonist Jake, played by a flat and surprisingly bland Asa Butterfield.
    SEE ALSO: Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt deliver movie star goods in the best 'Magnificent Seven' yet
    Following an ominou
  • Joe Biden spoke about ending the rape kit backlog on 'Law & Order: SVU' last night

    Joe Biden spoke about ending the rape kit backlog on 'Law & Order: SVU' last night
    Last night's episode of Law & Order: SVU featured a special cameo by everyone's favorite vice president – Joe Biden.
    The veep appeared on the show as himself, and the episode opened with him addressing a crowd in the police station and discussing the importance of testing backlogged rape kits.
    SEE ALSO: Joe Biden announces major new steps in his fight for better cancer research
    The premise of the episode – "Making a Rapist" – is that a man wrongly accused of rape is release
  • Black garlic Doritos are the perfect snack for chasing away hunger and vampires

    Black garlic Doritos are the perfect snack for chasing away hunger and vampires
    Finally, a snack that will satisfy your munchies and keep spooky creatures at bay.
    During the month of October, snackers in Japan will be enjoying a special flavor of black garlic pepper Doritos.
    SEE ALSO: Spiciest tortilla chip in the world is sold one chip per packageEnjoy today's new Japanese snacks, incl. black garlic Doritos and new Popin' Cookin' https://t.co/q7HywqLh3B pic.twitter.com/3bzlQlMWVV
    — Peter Payne (@jlist) September 5, 2016The curiously strong flavor sounds incredibly de
  • How Indiana Jones barely survived development hell

    How Indiana Jones barely survived development hell
    Indiana Jones may have eluded Nazis, snakes and the Temple of Doom, but he almost didn't survive the hellish Hollywood development process by the fourth movie. Find out how Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull almost didn't get made in the video above.   Read more...More about Mashable Video, Hollywood, Movies, Indiana Jones, and Entertainment
  • A city in Iceland turned off street lamps to show people the northern lights

    A city in Iceland turned off street lamps to show people the northern lights
    For a brief moment on Wednesday night the residents of an Icelandic city usually bathed in artificial light were treated to spectacular views of the green curtains of the northern lights dancing overhead.
    Usually, people need to travel far from Reykjavík's city lights to catch sight of the aurora borealis. But yesterday, city officials dimmed street lights in certain parts of the city to allow tourists and full-time residents a chance to see the cosmic light show in their own backyards.
    S
  • The new Korn song featuring Corey Taylor from Slipknot will rip your face off

    The new Korn song featuring Corey Taylor from Slipknot will rip your face off
    Merry nü-metal Christmas!
    Korn has released a new song from their perfectly titled upcoming album, The Serenity of Suffering, and it features Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor screaming into the void alongside Jonathan Davis. 
    "A Different World" is the descent into darkness we deserve in 2016.'Son of Zorn' tackles the art of self-defense in this sneak peek
    Alec Baldwin to play Donald Trump on 'Saturday Night Live' this season
    Tiny piglet walks using only front legs
    7 things you didn't k
  • Sia announces deluxe edition of 'This Is Acting'

    Sia announces deluxe edition of 'This Is Acting'
    It's officially Sia season and the blessings are rolling in today.
    On top of announcing a 23-date-tour with support from Miguel and AlunaGeorge, the singer revealed that her seventh album, This Is Acting, will be rereleased as a deluxe edition, and include some new tracks and remixes.
    SEE ALSO: Sia endorses Hillary Clinton using a lyric from one of her most popular songsOnly getting better! The deluxe edition of #ThisIsActing is coming on 10/21 ft. 3 new songs, #TheGreatest & more https://t.
  • Panasonic's new flexible batteries could one day power a bendable phone

    Panasonic's new flexible batteries could one day power a bendable phone
    If we want truly flexible smartphones, we’re going to eventually need some flexible batteries to power them. Continue reading…
  • iPhone 8 sounds like it'll share design similarities with the iPhone 4

    iPhone 8 sounds like it'll share design similarities with the iPhone 4
    The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus just launched, but that's not stopping the rumor mill from moving on to rumors for next year's "iPhone 8," which is expected to come with a complete redesign to celebrate the device's 10th anniversary.
    KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, a highly reliable source for Apple rumors, has released a new report (via 9to5Mac) claiming the iPhone 8 could come with a glass and metal design reminiscent of the iPhone 4 and 4S.
    SEE ALSO: Forget the iPhone 7, the iPhone 8 rumors have
  • Homemade ‘Jurassic Park’ re-creates Jeff Goldblum’s sleaziest scene

    Homemade ‘Jurassic Park’ re-creates Jeff Goldblum’s sleaziest scene
    Who doesn't love Jeff Goldblum impressions and scientific pickup lines? From Jurassic Park, that is.
    Our CineFix series, Homemade Movies, serves up creative DIY versions of your favorite trailers and movie scenes. All videos are exact shot-for-shot remakes, created at home without any visual effects.
    Subscribe to CineFix for more videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/cinefix Read more...More about Mashable Video, Jeff Goldblum, Movies, Jurassic Park, and Homemade Movies
  • 'Son of Zorn' tackles the art of self-defense in this sneak peek

    'Son of Zorn' tackles the art of self-defense in this sneak peek
    Not everyone can be a gigantic, musclebound, animated warrior, which has become a recurring struggle for the hero known as Zorn, the Defender of Zephyria (voiced by Jason Sudeikis), in Fox's new comedy.
    The upcoming installment of Son of Zorn will demonstrate that our hero's hapless heir Alan (Johnny Pemberton) hasn't inherited much of his father's fighting prowess when it comes to tackling a bully at school — but it's never too late to learn! 
    Mashable has an exclusive first look at
  • Director Andrea Arnold on the cross-country party that produced American Honey

    Director Andrea Arnold on the cross-country party that produced American Honey
    Andrea Arnold’s new film American Honey is a fascinating, immersive trip across the American heartland with a crew of hard-partying 20-somethings, but it’s also one of those projects where the behind-the-scenes story is as compelling as the one on-screen. Arnold, the British director of Fish Tank and Red Road, prepared for her first American movie with an extensive cross-country road trip. Along the way, she looked for the young people she wanted to cast in her film, finding them at
  • Melinda Gates turns her focus to promoting women in tech

    Melinda Gates turns her focus to promoting women in tech
    Melinda Gates is taking time from her philanthropic work to build out a personal team dedicated to helping increase the number of women in technology-related jobs. Gates, who co-chairs the world’s largest philanthropic foundation with her husband and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, says the issue is close to her heart. She graduated from Duke University in 1987 with a degree in computer science (as well as an MBA and a bachelor’s degree in economics) and joined Microsoft shortl
  • Homemade ‘Jaws’ re-creation with ridiculous low-budget shark

    Homemade ‘Jaws’ re-creation with ridiculous low-budget shark
    Our CineFix series, Homemade Movies, presents one of the most famous scenes in movie history: the "bigger boat" scene from Steven Spielberg's Jaws, complete with a life-sized shark in (apparently) a swimming pool. 
    Homemade Movies serves up creative DIY versions of your favorite trailers and movie scenes. All videos are exact shot-for-shot remakes, created at home without any visual effects.
    Subscribe to CineFix for more videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/cinefix Read more...More about Masha
  • BlackBerry's physical keyboard isn't going away yet

    BlackBerry's physical keyboard isn't going away yet
    After BlackBerry announced it was finished building its own smartphones yesterday, many people were concerned it signaled the end of the company's iconic QWERTY keyboards. But CEO John Chen put those worries to bed, clarifying in an interview with BNN that the company would release another smartphone with a physical keyboard in the near future.Although BlackBerry will continue to make smartphones with QWERTY keyboards, it's possible it won't be the exact same keyboard you're used
  • Apple's new ad is for people who haven't figured out how to use iMessage effects

    Apple's new ad is for people who haven't figured out how to use iMessage effects
    Apple debuted a TV ad today that shows off the new iMessage effects on iOS 10. The ad depicts balloons floating around a city and gathering in the bedroom of an iMessage user who reads a happy birthday text that was sent with the balloon iMessage effect. In case you don’t know what the new effects are, they fill a text thread with either balloons, confetti, lasers, a shooting star, or fireworks. The commercial’s very endearing. Apple
    I wonder why Apple is advertising its iMessage eff
  • Rob Kardashian's childhood crush was...Kim Kardashian?

    Rob Kardashian's childhood crush was...Kim Kardashian?
    Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna are in the midst of a heap of drama, but in a new clip that surfaced online, the two ignore all the rumors of a breakup and sit down to dish about childhood crushes. 
    Nothing weird at all, right? Wrong. The duo revealed that Rob had a childhood crush on his older sister, Kim. 
    SEE ALSO: Rob Kardashian pulls off platinum blonde as well as his sisters
    The sock connoisseur of the Kardashians correctly guessed Chyna's crush—Ricky Martin, so of course, sh
  • Barack Obama asks Colin Kaepernick to consider 'pain' he's causing military families

    Barack Obama asks Colin Kaepernick to consider 'pain' he's causing military families
    President Obama voiced his opinion on Colin Kaepernick's National Anthem protest once again, but this time he played devil's advocate.
    During a CNN Town Hall meeting on Wednesday night, Obama spoke to Jake Tapper and members of the U.S. Army station at Fort Lee, Virginia about the 49ers quarterback and his decision to kneel during the National Anthem in response of police brutality against the black community.
    While Obama did acknowledge that he respects the expression, he urged Kaepernick and o
  • It's natural to be obsessed with this woman's 12 chinchilla Persian cats

    It's natural to be obsessed with this woman's 12 chinchilla Persian cats
    There are so many wonderful, mutant animals to follow on Instagram — and while all deserve our love, only a few should have our full attention.
    Over the past few months, 12catslady has been blowing up Instagram with photos of her 12 chinchilla Persian cats. Each cat is scientifically adorable, but it's the cats' empty stares, blank eyes and robotic conformity that really create Instagram magic.
    SEE ALSO: 17 cats that are definitely plotting your death
    Alive or merely stuffed, we can all ag
  • You can take the new iPhone into the shower, but please don't

    You can take the new iPhone into the shower, but please don't
    The best iPhone 7 feature may be its scariest: Apple's new device is water-resistant, meaning you can take that sucker in the shower with you and scrub away at the ever-thinning line between man and machine.
    SEE ALSO: You can take your iPhone 7 surfing with you
    I tried it and can confirm that the phone will withstand a continued stream of water. You can film footage, type a caption and upload something to Instagram while loofahing your back. I did this, felt immediately, deeply ashamed, and am n
  • Many Android Wear watches aren’t working with the iPhone 7

    Many Android Wear watches aren’t working with the iPhone 7
    Android Wear devices like the second-generation Moto 360, Fossil Q, and $1,500 Tag Heuer Connected smartwatch are currently incompatible with Apple’s new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. The issue was discovered soon after both phones launched nearly two weeks ago.
    Google added iOS support to Android Wear back in August 2015. For the last couple months, I’ve been using a Moto 360 alongside my iPhone because I like the way it looks and its nice-looking wrist notifications; I have no illusi
  • If you can’t wait for Pokémon, you should totally play Yo-kai Watch

    If you can’t wait for Pokémon, you should totally play Yo-kai Watch
    If you’ve heard of Yo-kai Watch before, it was likely being compared to Pokémon. The series — which began in Japan in 2013 before debuting in English last year — has much in common with Nintendo’s monster-battling phenomenon. Both series are about collecting and fighting adorable creatures; both are games accompanied by an animated show and lots of tie-in toys; and both try to take an intrinsically Japanese style of game and translate it for a global audience. The
  • Folding cardboard cityscapes line this homemade ‘Inception’ remake

    Folding cardboard cityscapes line this homemade ‘Inception’ remake
    As a certain Leo DiCaprio said in Inception, a simple idea can be powerful. And when you're making homemade versions of famous movies, you'll need lots of simple ideas. Also lots of cardboard.
    Our CineFix series, Homemade Movies, travels to the deepest level of "homemade" as they re-create the Inception trailer with no visual effects or green screens. Just a camera, action figures and DIY sets.
    Subscribe to CineFix for more videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/cinefix Read more...More about Mashabl
  • The CW's superheroes will face the Dominators in four-show crossover

    The CW's superheroes will face the Dominators in four-show crossover
    After battling the villainous Vandal Savage in last season's three-show CW crossover event, the heroes of Arrow, The Flash and DC's Legends of Tomorrow will face an even more formidable foe in this year's four-night event, with network newcomer Supergirl joining the fight. 
    Mashable has learned that DC Comics' Dominators will invade the shared TV universe referred to as the "Arrowverse" for this year's crossover, with the story arc spanning four consecutive nights. A premiere date for the c
  • An Eruption at Rinjani in Indonesia Traps Hundreds of Tourists

    An Eruption at Rinjani in Indonesia Traps Hundreds of Tourists
    An unexpectedly powerful explosion from Barujari at Rinjani prompted evacuations of over 1,000 tourists, with some still possibly in danger. The post An Eruption at Rinjani in Indonesia Traps Hundreds of Tourists appeared first on WIRED.
  • A step-by-step guide to Elon Musk's vision for interplanetary travel

    A step-by-step guide to Elon Musk's vision for interplanetary travel
    It's no secret that Elon Musk wants to save humanity.
    For years the tech billionaire and founder of SpaceX has said that he wants to make sure the human race is safe from an extinction-level event (like an asteroid strike) on Earth by establishing a city on Mars. But until this week, details about just how he plans to that were scant. 
    SEE ALSO: Send your desktop to Mars with SpaceX's dazzling wallpapers
    On Tuesday, however, that changed when Musk presented his vision for a future society o
  • Niall Horan's first solo single is exactly what One Direction fans want

    Niall Horan's first solo single is exactly what One Direction fans want
    One by one, the boys of One Direction are going solo to let you know what makes you beautiful in their own ways. 
    Niall Horan, like the sensitive Irish boy he is, released his debut single as a black and white video with just Horan on an acoustic guitar. Good news, Directioners — "This Town" sounds exactly like the Niall you know and love. 
    SEE ALSO: A 'tissue attendant' at Madame Tussauds is comforting One Direction fans"I'm excited to announce I have signed a record deal w
  • The best action and adventure sports photography of 2016

    The best action and adventure sports photography of 2016
    The winners of the Red Bull Illume Sports Photography Contest were announced this week, and they include some stunning perspectives of action and adventure sports.
    Photographer Lorenz Holder won top prize for his colorful image of BMX Pro Rider Senad Grosic.  
    "In my photos, I like to show the viewers the beauty of the environment where athletes perform. I think a great location is one of the key elements for a great action picture,” Holder said.
    In the image (embedded below) Holder w
  • Google delays launch of Android Wear 2.0 to next year

    Google delays launch of Android Wear 2.0 to next year
    Google’s next-generation smartwatch platform, Android Wear 2.0, will not be seeing the light of day this year. The company announced today that it is delaying the launch of the update, which was originally scheduled for this fall, to sometime in early 2017.
    Instead of launching the final version this fall, Google is extending the developer preview program for Android Wear 2.0, and today it’s releasing the third preview of the platform for developers. The company says that it is
  • Cardboard 'Iron Man' sings an oddly touching ballad to himself

    Cardboard 'Iron Man' sings an oddly touching ballad to himself
    The team from our CineFix series, Homemade Movies, presents Tony Stark singing an epic love ballad to his one true love: Iron Man.
    Homemade Movies serves up creative, DIY-style remakes of your favorite trailers and movie scenes.
    Subscribe to CineFix for more videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/cinefix Read more...More about Mashable Video, Tony Stark, Iron Man, Marvel, and Homemade Movies