It doesn't get much better than industrial robotic pancake production with a techno soundtrack but this video also has a cool British voice explaining the process.
Some people do change their profile pic a lot. Here's iJustine's "Profile Pic" a parody of the Black Eyed Peas hit, "I Gotta Feeling." It's always good to make fun of Facebook.
The Android G1 Phone songs are already starting. People really fall in love with the tech gadgets and compose poems, songs and raps about them. Here's an Android Rap song from androidforums.com. Instead of the Apple-Microsoft wars it is now the Apple-Google wars. (via Boing Boing)
Apple comes back against Microsoft's recent Vista advertising campaign with this clever ad that says Microsoft is investing all its money in advertising instead of "fixing" Vista. The ad falls a little short though because Apple has obviously been spending quite a bit of money over the past couple years with its I'm a Mac ads.
Here's a PSA about the upcoming tv conversion from analog to digital. It's going to leave some people confused next year but hopefully not this confused. (via Gizmodo)
There is concern that CERN's Large Hadron Collider could create a small man-made black hole that eats the Earth. Maybe this Large Hadron rap will help reassure you that the Large Hadron is more awesome than dangerous.
The video shows a cool latte art printing machine. It was made with an inkjet cartridge and an old x-y plotter. More information about the latte art machine can be found here.
This video depicts what it would be like if Facebook was real life. That would be scary. The video is from idiotsofants.com and was featured on the BBC Three show The Wall.
Vlogger Mememolly explains the love and hate relationship young people have with the Internet. Just try and unplug the Internet and stay away. You can't do it. You'll come back.
This iWash girl named Stevie doesn't really clean your iPhone but how did she get in there?. Amanda and Adriana are also iPhone washers. This is a probably a clever video editing trick.
What would happen if Google ignored privacy activists and tried to extend Google Maps Street Level views into people's homes? This video attempts to answer that question. (via Bloggers Blog)
New Jersey's iPhone hacking teen George Hotz has achieved global stardom. Below is Hotz's web video about hacking the iPhone. You can read more about Hotz here in Portfolio. His blog can be found here. There's also a Wikipedia entry.
This is a video for the Moller International M200x flight, a personal flying saucer. They are not cheap. The company's webpage for the product says, "Depending on the number of orders received the prices could vary between $125,000 for the M200G to $450,000 for the Firefly 3."
This video is a parody by SarcasticGamer.com of the new Microsoft Surface computing technology that generated a great deal of buzz a few weeks ago. Sarcastic Gamer writes, "Truth be told, We actually WANT a Surface Computer, but since we can't afford one, we thought it might be fun to make fun of it." (via Engadget)