Geek Humor

At this weekend's party, surprise your friends with a playlist of everyone's favorite pop songs with an 8-bit twist. Every child of the '80s and '90s will appreciate synthesized sounds reminiscent of marathon Nintendo sessions.

We found 8-bit renditions that are so good, you can't stop yourself from jumping up to dance to the electronic beats. Check out hits by Gotye and Flo Rider that are still topping the Billboard charts, but indulge in a few pop classics by Justin Bieber and LMFAO too.

1) Wild Ones — Flo Rida Featuring Sia

2) Call Me Maybe — Carly Rae Jepsen

Play the rest of the 8-bit music after the break.

I don't know that I've laughed this hard at a website in a long time. Anyone with an iPhone is familiar with the helpful/annoying autocorrect feature. While most of the time my phone gets it right, sometimes it'll get a word horribly, horribly wrong. Thus, Damn You, Auto Correct was born. The site is a hilarious compilation of autocorrected messages sent by users who have experienced major autocorrect FAILS.

Just one warning: the site is so hilarious, you'll probably find yourself sucked into all of its awesome.

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There are some pretty ghastly and wild apps out there. They were designed to shock and awe no doubt, but not the kind of icons you want a stranger to see on your phone. Here are some of the most silly, icky, and outrageous. You wanna know. You just don't want to be caught using them.

1. Spin the Bottle iPhone App — You're all grown up. Just go in for the kiss. Exception: If you have friends over for game night, you can use this free Spin the Bottle app to decide which player is up next. You can even adjust the speed and direction of the bottle.
2. iFart — Said to be the "original digital sound machine," iFart ($1) does exactly what you think it does and includes features like "security fart" and "sneak attack."

Keep on reading for more wackiness.

At last year's WWDC conference I was surrounded by belching guys and booth babes, but this year took a different turn. There were decidedly more women in the crowd, and zero scantily-clad booth babes — just tastefully dressed ladies that passed out fliers as keynote attendees filtered out of Moscone West.

Although the men were no more classy (I was nearly run over by an older gentleman to get a better seat), there were a few standout trends in the crowd. Check 'em out below.

• iPads — Naturally, the Apple fans brought out all their gear for the keynote.
• HTC EVO 4Gs — Although iPhones and iPads dominated the landscape, I saw quite a few non-Apple smartphones in the crowd.

To hear about my favorite trend at the WWDC keynote, just keep reading.

BuzzSugar has already given you the rundown on the Eclipse soundtrack, but if I had my way, this auto-tuned howling wolf ditty would be added to the track list ASAP. The video takes real-life wolf calls, runs them through auto-tune, and layers them over a hip-hop beat. Personally, I think the track would work perfectly during a moody wolf pack battle scene. You know, the one where they're in the woods . . . ? Check it out for yourself below.