Get the Complete iOS8 Development Course for $13 + 6,000 Courses 90% Off
Udemy, one of the largest online marketplaces for learning, is offering one of their most popular classes, the Complete iOS8 & Swift Development Course, at 90% off for Black Friday. Regularly priced at $199, the Complete iOS8 & Swift Development Course is now just $13.
Rocket Through The Majestic Cascade Mountains In An F-15E Strike Eagle
This is quite possibly the best F-15E Strike Eagle video of all time. F-15E cockpit videos are rare to begin with, but one that shows the 'Mud Hen' in its natural, low-level environment inbrilliant HD is even rarer. Amazing.
It's Time To Revisit The Shawshank Redemption
It should've taken Tim Robbins twenty years to dig his way to freedom through solid concrete; and this year marks the 20th anniversary of The Shawshank Redemption. That gives you a good reason to re-watch possibly the greatest movie of all time. But heck, you really don't need a reason.
This Discounted Alarm Clock Just Might Change Your Life
Philips' line of wake-up lights have been incredibly popular among our readers, and it's no wonder why; they can change your life.
Band of Horses: The Funeral
A couple days ago, you might've come across this video of a guy on a bike doing an awesome loop-the-loop for a slightly cringe-worthy promo for Microsoft's Cortana. But before he was shilling for #Brands, Danny Macaskill was making far better videos with his friends, and setting them to Band of Horses' breakthrough…
Get 58% Off Limefuel's Giant 20,000mAh Dual USB Battery Pack
What's the most important thing about a backup battery pack? How much juice it holds, right? Which is why we like the new Limefuel — it holds 20,000mAh, which should be enough to recharge your phone around ten times, or an iPad Air nearly twice over. Now, Gizmodo readers can grab one for just $34.99 – that's 58% off.
Is This GIF The First Footage From Star Wars: Episode 7?
Major speculation ahead, but a Star Wars fansite is claiming that this GIF of the Millennium Falcon might be the first-ever bit of footage from the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens. What do you think?
Why All These Ineffective Umbrellas Won't Just Go Away Already
Winter has officially arrived (just look at Buffalo) which means it's once again time to battle through streets clogged legions of holiday shoppers wielding eye-poking, rain-dribbling umbrellas. But one man believes he has found the perfect solution to staying dry in the wet: fancy pants.
SpaceX Is Testing Autonomous Space Rocket Landing Ships
Elon Musk's list of crazy/brilliant inventions is getting pretty lengthy, but he's decided to add to the list with the Saturday afternoon unveiling of "X-wing config" wings for the Falcon 9 rocket, and a self-piloting ship to act as a landing pad for the reusable rockets.
This may be the coolest, most futuristic bomber ever built
While the Saab 35 Draken may be the coolest, most futuristic combat jet ever made, when it comes to bombers that title goes to the XB-70 Valkyrie, a gigantic supersonic strategic nuclear bomber that never entered service. Seriously, when I say gigantic I really mean it. This thing is unbelievable—check the image below.
This Machine Turns Water And CO2 Into Petrol
Despite all the efforts to the contrary, it's an uncomfortable truth that our world mostly still runs on oil, made from dead little creatures and pumped from under the ocean. So a machine that could generate oil, without the need for drills or rigs or pipelines, just by combining hydrogen and CO2, sounds quite…
Upgrade to a 240GB SSD For Just $90 Right Now
There's no need to wait for Black Friday if you want to buy an SSD for the holidays; I'm pretty confident that this is one of thebest deals you're going to see for awhile.
Apple Pay Could Be Coming To Small Businesses, Thanks To Square
Since it launched last month, Apple's mobile payment system has beendoing pretty well for itself. But the list of participating stores, while impressive, is dominated by big names. Thanks to plans to team up withSquare, a credit-card processing service for small firms, that could all change.
This Star Trek: TNG Blooper Reel Is Totally Perfect
To promote the upcoming Blu-ray release of Star Trek: The Next Generation season 7, Uproxx have got their hands on the gag reel. All I can say is, it's not long enough.
How to Cook Thanksgiving Dinner in Your Microwave
Thanksgiving is meant to be a time of reflection and solemn appreciation of the joyful bounties that our lives have bestowed upon us—or, more likely, a time to gorge on football marathons and good food. But who wants to spend every waking turkey day hour over a hot stove? Not you. Here's how you can cook an entire…
What Concept Product Should Have Been Made?
Thanks to the blight blessing of crowdfunding, the internet has more product concepts and design ideas and badly-rendered napkin sketches than ever before. But despite the seemingly endless number of people willing to give money to hastily-thought-out sketches, some legitimately great ideas have never seen the light…
BitTorrent Claims Its Users Do Actually Buy Stuff
The (somewhat unlikely) fact that people who pirate movies are also more likely to spend money on movies has been well-known for a few years now. But thanks to a survey conducted by BitTorrent, we can now put a number on just how generous the pirates are.
Why Is The Nexus 6 Secretly Hiding A LED Notification Light?
When it comes to smartphones, Easter eggs normally mean a hidden drawer of emoji, or maybe the ability to make the voice control sing you a song. But in the case of the Nexus 6, it means that there's a hidden LED notification light, fully functioning, but deactivated and hidden from view by Motorola.
Scientists say these mysterious shrimp may hold keys to alien life
According to exobiologists at NASA, these mysterious shrimp and its symbiotic bacterium may hold clues "about what life could be like on other planetary bodies." It's life that may be similar—at the basic level—to what could be lurking in the oceans of Europa, deep under the icy crust of the Jupiter moon.
Mt. Asgard looks like the actual home of the Viking gods
Artur Stanisz takes perfect photos of landscapes. So perfect, in fact, that sometimes they seem unreal. Like this image of Mount Asgard, a strange double-peak on the Cumberland Peninsula of Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada. It feels like the actual home of the Nordic Gods. The rest of his photos are even more stunning.
A beautiful photo of the cockpit of the Lockheed MC-130
Combat jet airplanes may be way more sleeker and cooler than cargo planes, but there is something magnificent about slowly flying in one of these beast, looking at the landscape in calm morning through the huge windows of the cockpit.
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