Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- Just say no: Polaroid returns with an instant camera shaped like...the Instagram icon.
- "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" theme song prompts school lockdown.
- You should watch "Room 237," a fan theory documentary about "The Shining."
- 50 fan theories that will blow your mind, and the Subreddit that goes with it.… Read more
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- The mystery behind Chipotle's secret 1,500-calorie monstrosity.
- The ultimate In-N-Out secret menu survival guide.
- I used to smoke pot every time I played a video game. Here's why I stopped..
- SUNY adds a hip-hop anthem to its marketing set list.
- 404 listener Kulastar made this infographic comparing Bill Murray to Jim Carrey.… Read more
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- Discussion: Are you spoiling a movie for yourself by listening to the soundtrack before watching the movie? Inspired by Clint Mansell's new "Stoker" score available to stream.
- Discussion: Which programs are still shown in standard definition?
- The New York Times warns against sitting at work.… Read more
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- "Friendzone" added to Oxford dictionary.
- Makerlove is an online community of 3D-printed adult toys.
- New app turns your iPhone into a mobile urine lab.
- It was bound to happen: Dongiverse lets you print 3D sex toys.
- Boston frat starts Indiegogo campaign for transsexual brother.
- Oleg Berg's YouTube and Soundcloud pages rework the keys of classic songs, for better or worse. Exhibit the creepiness of "Hey Jude" in minor.… Read more
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- Beatles fan exhibits record store that only stocks The Beatles' "White Album," featuring more than 650 first pressings. Here's a preview.
- Stereotype.fm comes up with quirky statistics about music fans, like "MJ fans likely to join a cult."
- Nine new ways to sit, thanks to tech.
- Illegal music downloads took a nosedive in 2012.
- Check out Samsung/GameSpot's Unicorn Apocalypse contest for a chance to win $25k.
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- Satire site The Onion apologizes for offensive Oscar tweet.
- Daniel Tosh apologizes on Twitter for rape joke during stand-up routine.
- The most terrifying button on Facebook.
- Billboard starts counting YouTube Hits on its Hot 100 lists, Harlem Shake gets first place.
- Video: Harlem residents respond to Harlem Shake.… Read more
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- Is Spotify unfair to musicians?
- Spotify reports net loss of $59 million 2011.
- Spotify will pay $500 million to artists and rights holders in 2013.
- Benford's law, also called the first-digit law.
- Godwin's Law, also known as Godwin's Rule of Nazi Analogies.
- The Audiophiliac wants to see your audio system.
- Are the Monoprice 9774 speakers inspired by, or knocks-offs of, the Energy Take Classic 5.1?… Read more
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- Sony PS4 is official: Coming in 2013, but design and price remain a mystery.
- Five unanswered questions about PlayStation 4.
- Sony: Fear not, the PlayStation 4 will play used games.
- Making sense of the PS4 game lineup.
- Sony plans second-screen app for PlayStation 4.
- Sony mum on PlayStation Vita price drops for U.S., Europe.
- Microsoft spokesman takes potshot at PS4 event.
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- A what, where, and why primer on the Game Developer's Conference from guests Meggan Scavio and Simon Carless.
- The 15th annual Independent Games Festival opens its Audience Award voting window, now through March 1.
- Nominations open for 2013 Game Developers Choice Awards.
- Unity Engine coming to BlackBerry 10 smartphones, BlackBerry PlayBook.… Read more
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
- How a movie changed one man's vision forever.
- Google's stock breaks $800 for the first time.
- Report: OfficeMax, Office Depot discussing merger.
- Microsoft moves Outlook.com out of preview.
- Dow 14,000: Stocks near new crest.
- Free File: Do your Federal taxes for free!… Read more
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