A rainbow grilled cheese probably tastes like eating a melted unicorn

Goodbye, rainbow bagel. You had a good and colorful run.

Introducing rainbow grilled cheese, otherwise known as a rainbow toastie. Created at Kala Toast in Hong Kong, the cheesy treat has become an Instagram sensation.

SEE ALSO: Inspired by Kylie Jenner’s lip kit, one guy tattooed the swatches on his arm

Four different colored cheeses create a crazy, carb-filled spectacle that any whimsical human or basic unicorn will love.

After taking the Internet by storm, people all over the world are wondering just how this colorful creation tastes.

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A rainbow grilled cheese probably tastes like eating a melted unicorn

Thailand treats these life-size dolls like real children. This woman is their mother.

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Thailand treats these life-size dolls like real children. This woman is their mother.

FLIR and Movidius create the smartest thermal camera out there

This morning FLIR Systems announced a new product—the Boson Thermal Core Camera. Regardless of product features, two things interest me about the launch of the Boson. One is the continued trend in miniaturization and its implications on interactive eyewear. The second is the fact that the Boson has a processor integrated directly into it. As a trend, this is called system-on-sensor. Read More

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FLIR and Movidius create the smartest thermal camera out there

A herbal root resembling a woman's body is up for sale in China

A street vendor in Hubei, China, is hawking a curious looking polygonum root for 1,200 yuan ($185).

SEE ALSO: China will immortalise Korean actor Park Hae Jin by putting his face on stamps

According to Chinese media outlets, the root looks like it has a head, limbs and even female body parts. It weighs eight pounds and measures 40cm in height. It even comes with a head of hair, thanks to its winding roots.

Image: weibo

The street vendor and his head-turning produce has attracted plenty of attention, but no interested buyers have taken him up on his offer yet.

It’s not stated what are the medicinal or health benefits of consuming this root. …

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Huawei P9 Leica camera setup is made by Sunny Optical Technology

A key feature of the Huawei P9 and P9 Plus is their dual-camera setup, featuring Leica-certified optics. Recent information regarding the two cameras reveal they are made by Sunny Optical Technology of China, which is a camera manufacturer authorized by Leica.

This is the first time the Germany-based Leica is cooperating with a Chinese OEM. If this first endeavor proves successful, it’s quite possible to see more Leica camera tech in future smartphones.

In our Huawei P9 review we concluded that the phone has one of the best camera setups on the market. The dynamic range is high…

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Huawei P9 Leica camera setup is made by Sunny Optical Technology

Google and Oracle settlement talks fail; dispute now heads back to court

Back in 2010, Oracle accused Google of using Java’s API without licensing it from them. Google claimed that API’s can’t be patented and while the lower court agreed, that decision was partially reversed two years ago. Since then, the Supreme Court remanded the case back to the lower court for trial. Oracle, claiming that Google has made $22 billion from Android over the years, is seeking $9.3 billion from the search giant. Only $475 million of that figure is for actual damages, while the remaining $8.83 billion covers profits Google made from selling mobile ads and apps over Android.

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Google and Oracle settlement talks fail; dispute now heads back to court

Seeing a "Could not start Messenger" error on Android? Here's how to avoid it

Like pretty much all operating systems, Android is prone to bugs and errors. Fortunately, most of these are ironed out quickly, thanks to regular software updates. We say most of these, and not all of them, because some (rare) bugs stay with us longer than they should.

One of these lingering bugs is responsible for making the Google Messenger app crash when you try to access it from the recent apps list (assuming, of course, that the app was already open). When the app crashes, Android displays a “Could not start Messenger” error message at the bottom of the screen, and you have to re-open … – Source

Seeing a "Could not start Messenger" error on Android? Here's how to avoid it

Amazon launches monthly video streaming service to rival Netflix

Netflix just got a brand new and extremely powerful competitor: Amazon.

On Sunday, the company launched a new, stand-alone service called Prime Video that will allow users to sign up for a monthly video streaming service for just $8.99

See also: The best tips and tools to get the most out of Netflix

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New Nubia Z11 Mini teasers focus on device's camera

Nubia (the ZTE sub-brand) has released a couple of new teasers of its upcoming Z11 Mini smartphone. The teasers focus on the device’s camera, with one of them confirming that the phone will come with an updated NeoVersion camera system, and saying that it will be “Simply Beautiful.”

Another teaser – which the Chinese company shared on its Facebook page – features a jumping cheetah being snapped, effectively conveying that the device’s camera will be very fast.

Meanwhile, the company’s GM Ni Fei revealed that the camera will come with a new feature dubbed Clone Mode, although he…

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Fans upset about 'Ghost in the Shell' casting recruit Rinko Kikuchi on Instagram

LOS ANGELES — Sorry Paramount Pictures: Fans of Ghost in the Shell are still mad about Scarlett Johansson being cast instead of an Asian actress as the lead.

So mad, in fact, that many are utilizing Instagram to Photoshop Asian actresses into the recent still provided by the studio.

SEE ALSO: Max Landis defends Scarlett Johansson in ‘Ghost in the Shell’ after whitewashing controversy

Ghost in the Shell, based on the popular Japanese anime series of the same name, follows cyborg policewoman Major Kusanagi. It was first made into an animated movie in 1995.

The first image from the film hit the web on Thursday. And since then, it’s ignited backlash and a sea of headlines over whether the casting is “whitewashing.” …

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Fans upset about 'Ghost in the Shell' casting recruit Rinko Kikuchi on Instagram

Frozen Niagara Falls are nothing short of spectacular

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Frozen Niagara Falls are nothing short of spectacular

Real people actually bid to buy a bag of air from Kobe Bryant's last game

You may never be able to touch Kobe Bryant or see him in person — but now you can finally buy a bag of air he maybe farted in.

In the grand tradition of people seriously selling bags of air (yes, it’s a thing), someone decided to sell air from Kobe’s last game at the Staples Center. Though eBay has since taken the advertisement down, the bidding went up to $13,600.

SEE ALSO: Inside the truck: How ESPN handled Kobe Bryant’s epic final game

Sadly, that wasn’t the most outrageous price for Bryant merchandise, although it was the most ethereal product. There were …

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Real people actually bid to buy a bag of air from Kobe Bryant's last game

Awesome dad invents tool to help scared son pick up spiders

Thank god for the digital revolution, here to give us even more adorable ways to slaughter pesky spiders.

Irish dad Tony Allen’s son has always been afraid of spiders (for totally legitimate reasons that none of us should ever mock). But Allen didn’t always want to kill the spiders he caught, so instaed he invented a new device to capture and release spiders. He calls it ‘The Critter Catcher,”and yes, it is flawless.

SEE ALSO: This spider from New Zealand has lightning fast jaws

‘The Creater Catcher’ combines the elegance of an everyday mop, with the speed and utility of a shoe heel. No, it won’t kill the spider automatically. But it will collect it and release it in the location of your choice, somewhere safe where you’ll never have to touch it again (hell). …

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