latest
8 StumbleUpon Alternative Sites That Still Work to Pass Time
Wondering what happened to StumbleUpon? Don't worry, these alternative sites will help you continue to make random discoveries on the web.
15 Tech Things We Said Goodbye to in 2018 (And What to Use in 2019)
Services and hardware you've relied on for years have ended. Here's what we said goodbye to in 2018, and what you can use instead.
StumbleUpon Is Shutting Down After 16 Years
StumbleUpon, one of the early web pioneers, is shutting down. Its creator, Garrett Camp, hopes you'll move to his new discovery platform called Mix.
How to Check for Open Usernames on Dozens of Social Media Sites at Once
If you want to create a new presence across social media sites, this tool will help you find a username that you can use on all of them!
Get Great Ideas With Random Browsing & Serendipity
You are probably staring blankly at a computer screen trying to spark ideas and stimulate your creativity. So, let's look into the benefits of serendipitous browsing and try to connect some dots.
StumbleUpon For Firefox - It's Still Awesome
Where do you get your fix of fun, interesting sites to look at? These days, it's probably Reddit, Twitter or Facebook. But do you remember the time when the best site to find new interesting content was StumbleUpon? You might be pleased to know that it never really went away. People have continued to Stumble cool content all this time, so with a few tweaks it's now actually better than ever.
Discover Cool Websites on Your iPad With The New StumbleUpon iPad App
StumbleUpon is a service that creates a customized surfing experience, which is tailored to your exact liking by narrowing down on subjects and specific websites you like. With time, as many other services, it also became a social experience. Recently, StumbleUpon have released a new version of their iPad app. It is now more social and also looks much better. Have you taken it for a spin?
How Does StumbleUpon Work? [Technology Explained]
StumbleUpon is one of the most interesting sites on the web. Here's how the stumbling algorithm works and how it chooses which sites to show you.
