Awesome Websites

If you struggle to keep your email box tidy, Google’s new tech might help. Gmail Priority Inbox uses fancy algorithms to automagically put your most important messages at the top of the list.

Tumblr blog Put This On is dedicated to teaching men to dress like grownups. Their ongoing series of videos is filled with tips, history and interesting trivia about menswear.

So you’ve already seen all this week’s viral videos, so what’s next? The guys at 0 Views troll the bowels of YouTube for the least watched clips, hoping to expose the best of the bunch.

Got $10 bucks to spare? Do us a favor and try out this service which promises to have someone call you daily to remind you that thou art awesome. We’ve paid a lot more for a lot worse.

Taiwan’s NMA World Edition has been rockin’ the interwebs with their brilliant animated recreations of news events. This time, Sergey and Larry take the wraps off their plans for global domination.

Ever wanted to make your own mashup video? You could try YouTube’s editor, but it’s not nearly as much fun as YouTube Doubler, which lets you sync up two videos and play them side-by-side.

This blog comes up with more appropriate titles for popular books, all in the name of fun. The irony is that you actually have to have read half of the books on the blog in order to get the jokes.

A website dedicated to hilarious, vulgar and awe-inspiring culinary experiments. Marvel at the meat tank, the chocolate dipped bacon, the pizza-in-a-burger, the pizzas-in-a-pizza and more.

Hit up this nifty website with your favorite Twitter ID or keyword, and it’ll make your own personal parade, complete with your followers, their tiny avatar heads and what they’ve been tweeting.

Much of what we’ve seen of HTML5 has been about its native video playback, but it might someday challenge Flash, as is evidenced by these early games built using the fledgling standard.

The guys over at DeviantART have released this simple, elegant HTML5 painting application which even offers support for Wacom tablets. Start playing now for free, extra brushes cost points.

While not as awesome as The Typing of the Dead, Key Hero does a good job of making typing tests fun. It uses interesting quotes, gives concrete feedback of mistakes and even has rankings.

If you thought your awkward teenage yearbook photos were bad, just wait until you get a load of these unfortunate subjects. The guys over at Bad Yearbook Photos have curated some of the worst.

Too lazy or cheap to go to the real doctor? This is pretty much what you can expect when you try to self-diagnose your ailments using one of those medical diagnosis websites.

1dl.us is an extremely useful website, with tools like an IP address/browser detector, URL shortener, password generator, and even a temporary email address and inbox.

We can hardly believe it ourselves, but these beautiful animated scenes – reminiscent of the backgrounds in old LucasArts adventures – were entirely coded in HTML5 using 8-bit color cycling.