WTF
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Mind-blowing, absurd, ridiculous, and silly ideas and deeds can all be found here! Whose crazy imagination could generate that? We don’t know. Don’t ever limit your mind, let it have fun, even if sometimes it’s beyond sanity. The Internet Protocol creative team gathers the things that go beyond normality in WTF category while thinking, “What the F*ck?” We are proud of our collection of oddities and hilarious news. Pop in!
New App BananaBin Introduced as a Fun New Way to Manage Your Mac's Trash
Once this limit is reached, a swarm of buzzing flies will appear around the Trash icon, which can be shooed away with the mouse or by simply emptying the trash.
Japanese Bakery Introduces AI-Inspired Romance Bread
This collaboration between traditional baking and cutting-edge technology showcases the potential for AI to innovate in unexpected domains, offering consumers a taste of romance in every bite.
The Xbox Series S Toaster Is Real and Available to Buy at Walmart
What sets this toaster apart is its ability to imprint the Xbox logo onto your toast, making it both a practical kitchen device and a stylish accessory for gaming enthusiasts.
Microsoft Unveils Edible Chocolate Xbox Controller and Console Inspired by Wonka
The tech giant is offering a chance to win a unique Xbox Series X console designed to look like a chocolate bar and a fully edible Xbox controller wrapped in a signature gold wrapper.
Google's Gboard Team in Japan Introduces a Futuristic Hat for On-the-Go Typing
This unconventional device provides a fresh way to type on the go. To input characters, users turn their heads left or right to select and then press down on the hat, creating an audible click akin to traditional keyboard typing.
Tesla Unveils a Cybertruck-Inspired Cardboard Cat House in China
Named the Tesla Life Cat Nest, this cat haven is constructed from dense 5-layer corrugated cardboard and comes in a flat-pack format. The cat house's shape is reminiscent of the futuristic angles of the Cybertruck.
Google's Imagen AI Tool Uses Text Descriptions to Generate Images
To recognize text input, Imagen uses large language models on which natural speech processing algorithms are based. The tech giant claims that its new text-to-image generator has an "unprecedented degree of photorealism."
