This Digital Savy Nun Builds Websites, Apps To Keep Monastery Going

Catherine Wybourne's twitter handle, @Digitalnun, sums it up perfectly. Yes, she's a Benedictine nun who also happens to run her own full service digital company to keep her cloistered monastery self-sustaining.

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Facebook's Mighty Drones and Satellites Will Soon Beam Down Internet Access

Consider yourself lucky. The fact that you're reading this post makes you one of the 2.7 Billion fortunate humans who have access to the internet. This also means that the rest of the remaining 5 billion or so earthlings are still offline. No Google. No Facebook. Sucks right?

Well, Facebook and friends want to change all that with internet.org. Internet.org is a Facebook-led initiative bringing together technology leaders, nonprofits and local communities to connect the two thirds of the world that don’t have internet access. Internet.org partners include Qualcomm, Nokia, Samsung, Mediatek, Ericsson and Opera.

Facebook-led Internet.org will be deploying huge drones to beam down internet
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Watch These Guys Try To Sell Microsoft Products Inside An Apple Store

Picture this: you're checking out the latest phones and gadgets inside an Apple store when out of the blue an Apple employee (at least he's dressed like one) tells you straight up that their products suck and you are better off with Microsoft. 

A WTF! moment right? 

Well, that's exactly what happened to a half-dozen customers inside an Apple store when four guys from NelkFilmz, a Youtube channel known for its prank videos, impersonated themselves as Apple employees.

One of the Nelfilmz guys telling an Apple customer to buy Microsoft product
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Going Viral: Internet, Big Names Rally Around Bullied Dancing Man, Huge Party In The Works

Artists Moby and Pharell are among multitudes of people who joined the campaign to throw a huge party for a high school teacher who got bullied online for just minding his own business and having a good time. The campaign has now generated more than $10,000 with more pouring in.

Social media news site Mashable reported that a 4Chan user uploaded last February a picture of a man,, later identified as Sean, enjoying a party with insulting comments about his size.

Twitter Founder Threatened As ISIS Supporters Protest Social Media Censorship

Oh, the irony. Supporters of the Islamic State (ISIS) are up in arms over the crackdown by western governments and social media sites on their online campaigns saying these moves violate their right to free speech. 

According to online newspaper The Daily Dot a "day of action" is being planned to protest Twitter's bans on using the hashtags #IslamicStateMedia and #الحملة_العالمية_لنصرة_الدولة_الإسلامية."  As of February 26, over 20,000 accounts were also closed with more expected to follow.  Other social media sites are following suit with Youtube and Facebook suspending jihadist channels, accounts and pages since late last year.

Porn Site Launches Device That Converts Fap Power To Electricity

Here's one more excuse for porn lovers out there. In a move that raised many eyebrows, popular porn site Pornhub unveiled a gadget that would allow fappers to capture their wrist motion energy into electrity which can be used to power phones & other devices.

The Wankband launched by pornhub.com can convert kinetic energy to power.
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The device called The Wankband can capture, convert and store kinetic energy produced from self-pleasuring males into electricity. Tech website Digital Trends reports Wankband's follows the same principle as that of a shake and shine flashlight or other devices that uses kinetic energy to power up.

Parents Rejoice! YouTube Kids App Has Arrived And It Looks Really Cool!

Parents rejoice! If you're worried with the kind of video content your kids are watching on youtube you can now breathe easier. The world's largest video sharing site, Youtube has unveiled a new app designed exclusively to host content for young kids.

The newly launched app called YouTube Kids was announced in YouTube's Official Blog and is now available for free initially in the United States, at Google Play and App Store.

What Makes YouTube Kids Different?