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[embedded content] When drinking your favorite soda, do you ever wonder if it's slowly rotting away your teeth? A young scientist who goes by the name of Chase took over YouTuber Tom Scott's chael to find out once and for all which soda does the most dental damage -- Coca-Cola or Mountain Dew.In the video, posted on Monday, the young scientist dropped two molars (his sister's) into bottles of Mountain Dew and Coca-Cola soda and waited for almost three weeks to see what would happen. Keep in mind that the Mountain Dew has a pH of 3.1, while Coca-Cola has a pH of 2.5 -- making it six times more acidic than Mountain Dew. Two weeks and five days late...

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It's pineapple vs. orange on the teis courts of Google.Pineapple serves the teis ball to Orange in Saturday's Google Doodle, available in the iOS and Android app. Google / Screenshot by Mike Sorrentino As part of the search giant's second day of the 2016 Doodle Fruit Games, a teis minigame where players control a pineapple's match against an orange has been added to the Google app on iOS and Android. The game can be accessed by tapping the doodle inside the app.A Google Doodle featuring the pineapple is also one of two that can be seen on the Google website Saturday, the other being a doodle celebrating Boliv...

Alex Ward, the director of the Buout series, has confirmed work has begun on a new driving game. He aounced the project with a short and sweet message on Twitter, but no further details on the game were provided. Work has begun on a driving game.- Alex Ward (@CrashedAlex) July 27, 2016"> Ward is working on the title alongside fellow Criterion Games alumni Fiona Sperry. The two founded a new indie studio called Three Fields Entertainment in 2014.Three Fields previously released Dangerous Golf, a game which had some very obvious Buout inspirations. It tasked players with hitting a golf ball in a way that would cause the most damage to their surroundings."It's ...

Enlarge ImageAnother feud between Kanye and Taylor? Release the houndstooth. Larry Busacca/Getty Welcome to the age of inteet shade. Kanye phones Taylor, Kim Snapchats the convo, Taylor responds via Instagram, and Twitter makes a Moment. Dissing people used to be so much less data intensive.Social media can barely contain itself over the latest chapter in the blustering feud (or is that "mutually beneficial hype train") between Kanye West and Taylor Swift. And the whole thing is playing out online in frighteningly low resolution. Let us catch you up.Late last month, Kanye took to Tidal to release his latest t...

RoadshowNewsCar CultureHypercars, sports cars, SUVs and bags of mulch: Our week on InstagramOne of these days, we're going to have a real boring week, where Roadshow and Carfection lie dormant and catch up on our vast to-do lists. But this week is not that week, so once again, we're back with yet another thinly veiled plea to start following us on Instagram.Carfection's Alex Goy is a real piece of crap. Not only did he attend the unveiling of Aston Martin's AM-RB 001 hypercar collaboration with Red Bull, but he also ended up spending some time with the Bugatti Chiron, the successor to the Veyron. I'm assuming he sold his soul to the devil, but I haven't heard him play the blues, so I can't b...

Time to get ready for Jeff Bezos' favorite made-up holiday. No, not Festivus -- Prime Day.Amazon on Wednesday said Prime Day, a shopping event it introduced last year, is coming back on July 12, starting midnight Pacific Time for US shoppers. As the name suggests, all Prime Day deals are available only to Prime members, who pay $99 a year for unlimited two-day shipping and other perks. (But folks using a 30-day free Prime trial can join in, too.)The first Prime Day, held to celebrate the online retailer's 20th aiversary, proved a big success for the company, with new members pouring in and sales topping any prior Black Friday. However, Amazon faced a backlash on social media, with some compl...

The aual E3 gaming show is the gaming equivalent of the State of the Union address. Each of the companies recap the year that was, and -- more importantly -- offer a look at what's to come. For Nintendo, the show was largely a placeholder -- the company showed off its new Zelda game, but deferred details on its next-gen NX console until later this year (both are coming in 2017). But for Microsoft and Sony, we got a fairly detailed look at how the next year is shaping up for both rival gaming platforms.Here...

Next year is finally now for Cleveland Cavaliers fans.Long-suffering Ohio basketball fans rejoiced Sunday as their team defeated the defending NBA champion Golden State Warriors 93-89. And they did so in a way they couldn't when the franchise was founded 52 years ago: social media. In a blizzard of tweets, diehards, like Patrick Ward, celebrated the nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat Game 7 thriller. Ward lost his mind tweeting in the moments after LeBron James & Co. battled back to become the first NBA team facing a 3-1 deficit to win a NBA title: "Cleveland, this is for you!," said Finals MVP James. "Our fans deserve it. They deserve it. I came back to our ...

Does the idea of a unified chassis and body send chills down your spine? Some of these body-on-frame bruisers still exist. Here are the ones you can still pick up....

Sarah Tew/CNET Vizio TVs from the 2010-2011 model year will no longer support the Amazon Video app.That's the word from Amazon, which notified users of the affected televisions via email. The app will cease to work on August 15.Amazon is offering an olive branch, however: the same email offers affected users a $15 discount on the Amazon Fire TV Stick with voice remote. (We'd suggest you opt for a Roku Streaming Stick instead, which also has the Amazon app, but is currently on sale for just $5 more.) So fans of Transparent and The Man in the High Castle can breathe a sigh of relief.Note that this isn't the fi...

Eric Schmidt: Google will keep supporting gay rights. FAYEZ NURELDINE/AFP/Getty Images No matter which candidate gets your vote in the upcoming presidential election, the world's most valuable tech company will not be standing behind you.Google will not lend its support to either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, according to company's executive chairman Eric Schmidt. "We have not taken a position on the American election and nor do I expect us to," said the longtime Googler, speaking at Startup Grind in London on Wednesday.Google might be how much of the world gets its information about politics these days, b...

The evidence for Injustice: Gods Among Us 2 continues to mount.The latest example comes today by way of a poster featuring The Flash and Batman about to do battle. There is a tagline that says, "Every battle defines you."This poster apparently comes from GameStop. In a letter to store managers, which was shared with Polygon, it's explained that the poster will be a preorder bonus for Injustice 2. You can see the poster here at Polygon.Earlier this month, uamed sources said Injustice 2 was in development for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. According to the report, it will be aounced soon and released in March 2017. Waer Bros. ...