Found your life revolved around the Internet? Here are some jargon you definitely need to know to keep up with the Web.

After a mobile provider opened up data services to foreigners visiting North Korea, one reporter took the opportunity to post insider photos onto Instagram.

In the latest episode of "King of the Nerds," it is our last chance to watch sweet old Virgil scare the crap out of you with his awful singing and dancing.

Facebook app On The Rebound aims to find your next hookup from the data on your profile's feed. But it may not be well received by some female users.

Overheating iOS gadgets are a familiar concept, but do external fans really work? Our hands-on with the Moshi Zefyr 2 and my fanless Macbook Pro will find out.

Samsung has announced a new content streaming app that will allow users to double the device as a home entertainment center.

For those tired of looking to Airbnb for an impulsive getaway, check out Boatbound - a new startup that'll let you rent yachts on a nightly rate.

For a combination of fine accommodations on a speed yacht, look no further than the fiercely-named Predator 92 by Sunseeker.

A Swiss company is aiming to change the scope of video players by embedding them into HTML5, allowing media to load regardless of Web browser.

For those who have trouble finding parking spaces in their neighborhood, the MOVEO electric scooter will eliminate all related problems.

In an era of smartphones and Instagram, more people are taking kitschy "self portraits" than ever. So why not call the act with an equally kitschy word?

Based on your brainwave activities and heart rate, the film Many Worlds will select upcoming scenes to keep your body constantly enticed.

An Instagram photo of a child in the crosshair of an Israeli soldier has sparked public outrage, with news outlets calling it "tasteless and dehumanizing."

We chatted with the co-creater of one of New York's most popular restaurants, The Meatball Shop, to learn why he took to the Web to host a cooking class.

From YouTube to South Africa, this is a story of a man who went from building crafts to creating a 3D-printed hand for a boy who was born with no fingers.

Those interested in downloading a testing edition of Metro Firefox can now sample the Nightly build version of the popular Web Browser.

Got a secret crush? With You So Fu*king Hot, anyone can use the Twitter service to send anonymous love letters - as long as you keep them to 140 characters.

If you can't be bothered to take a few steps toward your destination, hop on Inventist's line of "People Movers" to get you where you're headed semi-safely.

An art project never looked so sensual. The Intimacy 2.0 dress changes from opaque to see-through based on the wearer's increased heart rate.

Saw something on the Web you want to gossip about with friends but not sure how to describe it? Our tech lingo lesson will illustrate some useful terms.

Cleaning windows suck. If you hate said chore and have a home full of windows, the Winbot may be what you're looking for. Here's our sneak preview.

As Windows 8 is set to take over the new generation of PCs, Samsung debuts the Series 5 and Series 7 desktops to welcome the new OS.

Guest judges Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes join King of the Nerds and act as panelists for a comic-themed debate. A lot of crying ensues. A. Lot.

A Brooklyn artist has swept up hair, chewing gum, and cigarette butts from New York City to garner enough data to create 3D portraits of these DNA owners.

Declare your love this Valentine's Day in the geekiest way possible with this airy heart sculpture - made with the lightest solid material used by NASA.

Lego announces the Mindstorms EV3. This time, the robotics lie in the Intelligent Brick that can program the device sans-computer.

A Japanese art duo has created the Senseless Drawing Robot 2 which can create abstract graffiti that may just rival some pieces found in museums today.

Happy birthday, Frank Zamboni! Now, how about an interactive Google Doodle game that lets you take control of the Zamboni machines?

From the maker of Halo Belt, Halo Zero bags aim to add even more utility to your accessory while keeping you safe on the road by incorporating LED lights.

After 45 years, American Airlines has revealed a well deserved new design that boasts patriotism and lots of added tech on board.

Tethercell devices turn AAA batteries into Bluetooth-enabled AA's, allowing for remote app access in any battery-operated electronics.

Come all ye road ragers and Nintendo gamers: Waterloo Labs have outfitted a race kart course with RFID tags so you can play Mario Kart in real life.

In the future, cows and pigs may be roaming free now that we've got a 3D printer along the way that's capable of spitting out slabs of edible meat.

Instead of taking an annual trip to the eye doctor for a new prescription, Adlens offers variable focus glasses you can adjust to match a desired strength.

Who needs a friend when you've got ramen and an iPhone to accompany you through dinner? At least that's what this "Anti-loneliness" bowl wants you to think.

Wear these privacy visors and the light sensors will keep facial recognition software guessing about who you really are.

Ticketmaster is switching from CAPTCHA to a simpler software that won't require users to read a mess of letters in order to buy access to a show.

This Friday, you can own the Reebok ATV 19+: a pair of sneakers inspired by all terrain vehicles that's built to last under any outdoor condition.