Infocult: Uncanny Informatics

The night the teeth were found in Georgia

Construction workers in Valdosta, Georgia were demolishing an old building when the made a Gothic discovery.

Within a wall were... teeth.  Hundreds of human teeth.

The tentative explanation offered by the Valdosta Daily Times is that a tenant one hundred years ago was a dentist. Why they'd stash a thousand teeth in a wall remains a mystery.

(thanks to Steven "The Extractor" Kaye)

"Alexa, please creep me out."

For the Halloween techno-dread season, enjoy this two minute short, "Whisper."

 

 

("Echo, please thank Elena Clark")

When your phone reaches out to touch someone

MobiLimb is a smartphone attachment.  It consists of an artificial finger that can move around and do things, including creeping out most of the human race. 

And yes, you can choose between a matte black tech-style finger or one with human flesh-like covering.

According to Engadget:

On the less creepy side, MobiLimb can be used to prop up a phone when you're watching a video, control phone settings and provide an additional way to grip your device. But on the extra creepy side, it can caress your arm as you hold your phone or be dressed to look like a human finger.

Best nickname?  David Phonenberg.

Infocult: describing your world with our own special touch.

(via Elena Clark and MetaFilter)