I find myself liking this version better than Maroon 5's. But maybe that's just because I feel for his First World struggles.

A reporter's cell phone rang during an interview with Will Ferrell. Will Ferrell helpfully answered it for her.

DIY ringtones are totally in right now. GRAB ONE AND BE ONE OF THE COOL KIDS.

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It started off on your cell phone, but you can play Angry Birds on almost any platform now. If you're playing it on your PC, then you're in luck, because someone made a slingshot controller you can hold in your hand instead of clicking a button and making little "whoosh whoosh" noises to yourself.

In the wake of plummeting share prices, revenue, and a long and costly patent lawsuit from NTP, Research In Motion (RIM) created a Youtube video thanking the developers they had previously partnered with for their longstanding loyalty. With Apple and Android platforms crushing the mobile market right now, you can't help but feel a little sad watching this video. Having your VP of developer relations making a video essentially telling customers to "stay tuned" and "keep being optimistic" doesn't exactly mean the company is doing too well...

An app that lets you connect an iPhone to an iPad and play it as a full-sized ukulele, because there's nothing rich people with an iPhone AND an iPad love more than singing tropically-influenced Elvis covers.

I wonder why they didn't call it "Fukulele?"

Slapshots are the #2 cause of iPhone damage in Canada. The #1 cause is beavers.

3 is maple syrup spills.

I really wish they'd aired a Nicki Minaj iPhone ad, if not to just to see how Siri would handle the addled gibberish that comes out of her mouth.

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.

The proud tradition of trying to find interesting ways to destroy your iPhone continues, this time with lasers!

Text the halls with icons of emotions!

Several months ago, a violinist in Slovakia was rudely interrupted by someone's ringtone. This is how he reacted. I won't say how - you'll have to watch the video - but I'll give you a hint in secret coded idiot-speak: liek a bau5.