Aug 22
Would you like fries with that? Well, then, okay. Here you go. These jumbo plush french fries from Kidrobot are simply adorable, and will look great hanging out in your living room, alongside your giant plush hamburger.
The Yummy Frankie Fries measure about 16″ tall, so you can definitely call them super-sized. Each removable fry has a googly-eyed, upbeat expression that’s clearly oblivious to their ultimate fate of being smothered in ketchup, then chewed up and digested. But until then, they’re happy to lounge on your couch.
Best of all, you can skip the drive thru, and just click the “Add to Cart” button for these fries to be delivered straight to your house. They’re about $33(USD) for the set.
Android Oreo’s new features are abundant, and make for an Android update that’s well worth the effort. Along with the update comes the very clear message from Google about their Pixel devices: Google Pixel is the smartphone to have if you want to have the latest and greatest features from the mothership. Today we’re running down a set of new … 
Nintendo’s SNES Classic Mini pre-orders have been cancelled in droves over the past week. This seems to have happened largely in the UK, but some reports suggest the spread of this oversold device situation to the USA. Today we’re having a peek at which stores have the console – or where the console will MAYBE be available in the near … 
PayPal has been on the Xbox One and PS4 stores since day one of each, but so far, Nintendo users haven’t had the option. That has changed, though, as Nintendo says that Switch owners can now pay for games with PayPal directly on the console’s eShop o…
Researchers at Clemson University are presenting work at the National Meeting and Exposition of the American Chemical Society that could change how astronauts handle waste in the future. For long trips — to Mars, for instance — astronauts will need…
It turns out that providing unlimited data is quite expensive. Ars Technica spotted that Verizon is revamping its plans and now sells you two kinds of unlimited data — Go Unlimited and Beyond Unlimited. (Disclosure: Verizon owns Oath, which owns TechCrunch.) And the biggest change is probably that mobile video is now capped at a maximum resolution of 480p. You won’t be able to… 
