A hilarious skit demonstrating what it would be like if common interactions on Facebook were to take place in reality instead of on the computer.

An impressive animated video in which the animator's own creation turns against him and they engage in a battle across the computer screen.

The folks over at Lenovo produced a spoof of Apple's MacBook Air commercial where it fits inside of an envelope, demonstrating why their notebook computer is actually way more portable.

Adam demonstrates and explains why inhaling helium makes you sound high-pitched, while sulfur hexafluoride makes you sound like Satan.

By placing a cellular phone in the microwave and nuking it, one can clearly determine that cell phone carriers are evil.

This video demonstrates the photo editing magic that can be achieved with Adobe Photoshop. A picture of an obese woman is transformed to look like a model you'd see in a magazine.

Another Internet Party video in which popular websites are represented by different people and they interact accordingly. This time they get together to hold an intervention for MySpace, who doesn't realize he...

A guy in India is sending a text message on his cell phone while lounging back on his motorcycle while driving on the freeway. Now that's what I call multitasking.

G4 TV did a funny segment in response to the number of videogame geeks on XBOX Live who are so desperate to unlock in-game achievements.

Samsung produced this video in which a guy goes running around a warehouse and presents 10 different optical illusions in just under 2 minutes. Some are better than others.

They always say never bring a knife to a gun fight, but with this neat little contraption now you can... umm... not that we recommend fighting to the death or killing people, of course.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is speaking to a group in Budapest when one angry crowd member (apparently he's not a big fan of Windows Vista) stands up and pelts him with several eggs.

A coffee table constructed to look like a giant old school Nintendo controller is one thing, but one that actually works to play games with is a whole different level of geek cool.

While it hasn't yet been constructed in Dubai, this video demonstrates how the world's first rotating skyscraper will function. Pretty amazing - can't wait to see the real thing.

The Will It Blend guy wonders if the new iPhone 3G will survive in a blender. Or now that he has the new iPhone maybe he'll just blend his old one.