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The latest viral video phenomenon is courtesy of a trip to the dentist.
Eight-year-old David DeVore’s woozy post-surgery high, including a monstrous scream, has earned him his 15 minutes of fame. The video has been seen more than 6.4 million times on YouTube and has been broadcast on cable shows such as “The Soup” on E and “Best Week Ever” on VH1.
If you haven’t used StumbleUpon before, here’s how it works. You install the toolbar, identify some categories of content you like on the web, then hit the Stumble button. The service takes you to a web page that is popular with people who share your interests. You’ve got the option to give that page a thumbs up, a thumbs down or just leave it by hitting the Stumble button again. Over time the service learns what you like and integrates that into the decisions it makes in sending you someplace new when you hit the button.
Lim Ding Wen created the finger painting program, known as Doodle Kids, for his two younger sisters aged three and five.
The program allows iPhone owners to draw images on the handset’s touch screen using just their fingers.
Mini Pilot and SuperGeek Sean takes the geek mobile for a very quick spin around the track!
