Do you remember the early days of the Worldwide Web? I remember hearing about it and imagining a huge spiderweb that somehow connected the entire earth. Now, a generation that has grown up with the web as a staple of modern life can go back to the very beginning.

In honour of CERN’s 20th anniversary of existence on the web, a team has gathered to rebuild the world’s first website, which will allow the public to experience the web at its most primitive state.

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With this possible new advance in space technology, anyone can save up the money to take a trip to the moon. This lunar lander design by Golden Spike Company could put ordinary, non-astronaut people on the moon as early as 2020. But you’d better start saving now. The price per seat is being projected at $500 million. Now that’s a pretty hefty hunk of cash.

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With all the recent hype surrounding Google Glass, it’s interesting to take a look at what this new augmented reality technology development might mean for the porn industry. With the first porn app already created and then banned, it’s obvious that new technology also means new ways to access it.

As a result of the porn app that went live earlier this month, the Content Policies now states: ’We don’t allow Glassware content that contains nudity, graphic sex acts, or sexually explicit material. Google has a zero-tolerance policy against child pornography. If we become aware of content with child pornography, we will report it to the appropriate authorities and delete the Google Accounts of those involved with the distribution’.

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This one robot is out to top all other robots. Not only will he pour you a beer, but the little guy tries to anticipate if you’re about to move your glass so the beer doesn’t end up soaking your jeans. Thanks to the brains at Cornell’s Personal Robotics Lab, the robot has been primed to succeed in the bar scene with a database of 3-D videos and  a Microsoft Kinect camera.

This robo-bar tender will anticipate your movements and adapt using artificial intelligence very similar to Google’s algorithms that autocomplete your web search. I really hope these robots catch on. I’d love to be served by one.

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As tedious as it is to type long messages proficiently on an iPhone, it’s no wonder YouTube user Sonitdac created a dream iPhone 6 concept with a large, light-projected keyboard. The phone would be able to project a full sized mac keyboard onto any surface allowing users to type more quickly with their phones. Your iPhone could be a featherweight option to replace clunky laptops. Hey Apple, are you getting the hint here?

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‘I’m fine to drive’. Yeah, we’ve all hear that one before. The unfortunate reality about being drunk is that you tend to have impaired judgement, which means you’re likely to make a poor call when it comes to knowing if you’re safe to drive or not. But thanks to the first ever smartphone breathalyzer, you can check your BAC with the same accuracy of a police breathalyzer.

And not only does Alchohoot give you a personalized reading as to whether you should drive or not, it also compiles useful information such as numbers of taxi services and nearby restaurants to catch a bite in while you sober. Come on guys. Let’s evolve: use your smartphone to party smarter.

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Thanks to the magic of modern technology, my childhood favorite pastime, Tetris, just got a cool new twist. I remember the rush of navigating the falling blocks with the arrow keys of my Gameboy. I remember twisting the game this way and that as if the game might have a sense of motion and follow my directions. But now Tetris really does respond to your movements: Tilt Psychoblocks in all different directions and the laws of physics will let you dictate the movement of each little Tetris block on your phone.

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Have you ever wondered what’s actually going on in your head when you begin to have trouble focusing? With Melon, just put on the high-tech headband and begin monitoring your brain function; improve your focusing skills and practice meditating on a whole new level. Melon is the most effective App around to help you improve brain function. Rather than just giving you a series of teasers and training exercises, it helps you get straight to the real issue at hand that slows you down on a regular basis.

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Heather Dewey-Hagborg is on the prowl to collect your DNA. Like a forensic detective, Hagborg has learned to find traces of strangers’ DNA on common rubbish such as cigarette butts and chewed gum. Sounds a little gross, right?

But trust me, it’s all worth it in the end when you see the incredible life-like portraits she creates from the human blueprints she finds. These DNA portraits combine cutting-edge science and art to create her collection of 3D printed heads. Hagborg can even bring loved ones back to life with her amazing technique.

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Listed as one of the hottest inventions this year, according to Webmpires, Silent Velcro is a new product that everyone will want. The new concept lets you avoid those awkward moments of creating a painfully loud ripping noise the next time you go to open your velcro bag or take off your strap shoes. How is this possible?

Well, instead of working with tiny curved hooks, the teeth of the velcro all face the same way, making it easy for them to slide apart silently.

Now, never get caught in the middle of a painfully silent situation that leaves you with the uncomfortable dilemma of breaking the silence or not.  ilent velcro is due to be released to the public this summer and starts at only five cents per piece.

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Do you have a colleague at work or school who just drives you batty? Get revenge on them the smart way. This clever little device will haunt their office or dorm room without leaving a trace. It’s a tiny little magnetic thing that will stick to any metal surface and emit unsettling creaking noises, scratching sounds, gasping breaths, and eerie whispering every six minutes. Seriously, this is the best idea since sliced bread. And it’s only 17 bucks.

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In case you aren’t familiar with Reddit, let me bring you up to speed. It’s a website that claims to be the front page of the Internet. And well, it is. Reddit fans read and rate stories, photos, and trends to see what will reach the top of the list of “what’s trending now”. But not only is it a huge comment board, it’s now also a video game. Thanks to Will Wnekowicz, we have a Karma Controller to play the social website just like the game it really is. Watch his video explaining how to use it here. I wonder when the Facebook video game controller is due to be released?

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I’ve been really digging this weird photo app lately. In a world dominated by obnoxiously vintage photo filter apps, the Glitche app actually ruins your photos for free. Choose between different distortions to put over a photo, much like Instagram allows you to choose your filter. Each distortion looks like a different stage in an acid trip. Create a grid pattern, melt the photo into a world of acid colors, choose a scan pattern, and bingo…

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How much do you love robot unicorns? Do you obsess over them? Would you take the time to customize your own? Are you ready to battle the bad guys and challenge your friends with your rainbow unicorn robot powers? It’s time to get the new Robot Unicorn Attack app. It brings hope and happiness and rainbows to all people, whether English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish. Go for it. It’s a free app that may just change your life.

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LuLu encourages women to objectify men. This “girls only” app let’s women anonymously gossip about the men in their lives. Girls can sign up and then begin rating guys they know via Facebook. It’s a third space for women to comment on men and stalk their profiles hardcore. It’s a place to keep up with ex’s, stay up to date on current crushes, and see who’s hot on the market by checking which guy’s profiles get the most favorites.

Ladies can even ask and answer poll questions about specific guys to gage what the other girls have to say about a dude’s ambition, kissing skills, or whatever other burning questions they have. And did I mention the killer hashtags flying around on that app? #Big Feet, #One Woman Man, #Obsessed With His Mom, #Napoleon Complex and more. Come on ladies, do you really have nothing better to do?

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Thirsty? Grab a free virtual beer from Carling. Play drinking games and down pint after pint without ever getting a nasty hangover. Ok, actually this app just makes you want a beer even more. But here’s the bright side: it sends you beer vouchers so you really can go out for a real beer. Download the app for free here.

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This little guy will be your smartphone’s new best friend! Just tell Little Printer what social media and other feeds to subscribe too, then schedule how often you’d like it to print. The little guy makes the cutest newsletters that sort of resemble grocery store receipts. Anything from To-Do lists to awesome photos, Little Printer can print it all.

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Where’d she get that dress? Now you can find out instantly! These gorgeous dresses by Thorunn Arnadottir have QR codes beaded onto the backs. Just whip out your smart phone and snap a shot. Viola! Shopping made so easy.

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I think I’m in love. This is the most beautiful cellphone I’ve ever seen. “Home made” meets “cutting edge” in this super cool DIY cellphone project by David Mellis. For the reasonable sum of 150$USD, you can have all the parts to make a custom, laser cut plywood cellphone that is compatible with a standard SIM card and any GSM provider. In english, that means you can make your own cellphone that looks way cooler than anyone else’s and it actually works! I’m due for a new phone soon anyway. Take a look here.

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Lynx has always pushed the barriers of conventional advertising to reach consumers, and this time they did it by hiding their advert! LCD screens were strategically placed at the windows of a terrace building in Sydney, giving the impression that the videos were actually taking place inside each room. The catch was these videos could only be seen through special Polaroid sunglasses that were handed out.

The voyeuristic delight of watching a steamy romp or even the hilarity of a dog swimming in a room filled with water were all on show. Chaos? Maybe. Fun? Definitely.

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