Artist Luciano Foglia created a minimalist, interactive app featuring geometric sexy organs doing geometric sexy things to each other. It doesn't do much to arouse anyone but the most devoted Minecraft player, but it was still rejected from Apple's App Store for "excessively objectionable or crude content." Prudes.
And even if you do have friends, it only tells you how much fun they're having without you.
How Angry Birds might have looked if they came up with the concept in the '80s.
Since we have to be pretty strict about censr0ing on this site (Wheat Thins™ have very Victorian sensibilities!), I'm tempted to replace all f-bombs with "Facebook-UnJumble-FightSongs-KAYAK." It's like the phonetic alphabet except more app-propriate.
Ewww, I'm not touching that. No matter how many ribbons are tied around its teats.
Will animals ever realize that app games aren't real? This time we have a cat playing fruit ninja and using some of the deftest moves the game has ever encountered. And I thought cats didn't even like fruit!
Remember the Bearded Dragon who played the app game Ant Crusher? Here's an African Bull Frog doing the same, except he's much less patient with people who trick him into eating fake digital insects. The best part is 20 seconds in.
It's all fun and games until the inevitable smorgasbord of child abuse meltdown documented in heavy rotation on MTV.
Today was the official release of Angry Birds: Space, so Rovio did the only logical thing and dragged an inflatable angry bird up the Space Needle in Seattle.
The only fix for that bug is to turn the internet off and read a nice book about talking bears or something.
Tourists in Gothenburg pay good money for sightseeing tour when they could just use this handy app, and travel around like a native! See more awesome tips and trips on Destination WIN!
