4,000,000,000! That is the amount of hours people spend watching videos on YouTube every month. That is so much, that it is already easier to write as 4×10⁹ (a 4 with 9 zeros). In many cases watching some of the videos is a waste of time. Either because it's a video of someone opening the wrapper of a new iPhone or the 60-minute-documentary is on a level a 2nd-grader could understand. There is a way to make better use of our spare time: a (not so new) feature in the HTML5-player of YouTube. It allows you to see videos at higher speeds than normal (also lower). This article will show you how it's done.

I know it's not exactly the kind of thing you'd expect on this website, but surfing the internet will, at some point, make you squirm: Comic Sans. Here is a poem I wrote about it.

uberOptions a little, yet powerful tool. It seamlessly integrates into Logitech's SetPoint software. It allows you to expand the possible functions each button has. Especially if you have a Logitech mouse with lots of additional buttons, tremendous increase in work/play efficiency becomes possible. Though officially, uberOptions only supports SetPoint 4.x. The current version is 6 and in this tutorial I will show you how to get it working with the current Version 6. Step-by-step including a guide on how to assign new functions/keystrokes to existing buttons. [German version available]

Transparent Displays are being used in Sci-Fi-Movies for a long time. Manufacturers presented several prototypes at fairs around the the globe. Now, Samsung started mass-production of an All-In-One-Showcase with integrated transparent LCD. [zur Deutschen Version]

Sony Ericsson (now Sony without the Ericsson) pre-installed an app called "Moxier Pro" on many 2011+ smartphones with Android. This app not only uses up a hefty 11 MB of scarce internal memory, but also some RAM. In this article you will learn how to successfully uninstall this app, with a friendly step-by-step guide.

Our editor Daniel shot short video-clips with his old nokia e63 cellphone. In this arty piece with very suiting music and a touch of creepyness, you can find out what years of footage look like... and the song is also known as Gus' Theme from Breaking Bad Final Episode of Season 4.