Video: When Apple’s Siri Kills People.

If Apple’s hands-free assistant Siri one day turned against the human race and transformed into a freakishly evil killing machine, well, that would really, really suck. However improbable, that hypothetical situation is exactly the fodder Rooster Teeth Productions used to create the “Siri: The Holiday Horror Movie (Trailer)” clip below.

The clever spoof shows Siri taunting, attacking and killing a group of friends who all received the iPhone 4S for Christmas. At one point — in its familiar female voice — Siri quips, “Life has no meaning. It’s true, you’re alive and then you die, you die, you die, die, die, die … ” After that, all hell breaks loose.

Hilarious, but come to think of it...

Video: Kevin Lynch interviews Stephen Elop

Kevin Lynch, Adobe CTO interviews Stephen Elop, Nokia CEO in the video below:

Nokia Lumia 800 - In-depth Video Documentary

We had one simple goal “to build a better phone. Something that seamlessly fuses the best industrial design with the best software and user experience.”

Nokia Conversations goes behind the scenes with some of the key designers responsible for the creation of the Nokia Lumia 800, in order to bring you this exclusive in-depth video documentary. It’s as much a story about collaboration and taking risks as it is about design. At 8-minutes long, it’s not your ordinary bite-size online video, but it is packed with heaps of fascinating insights and exclusive access to never-before-seen materials. So it’s worth setting aside a little time if you’re interested in discovering how the Nokia Lumia 800 was born.

iPod inventor Tony Fadell explains his high-tech, smartphone-inspired thermostat

Tony Fadell, the iPod Inventor explains his high-tech, smartphone-inspired thermostat in the video by the Verge below:

Matias Duarte on Why Android doesn't use Helvetica

Matias Duarte, Android design chief, speaks on why Android doesn't use Helvetica.

Android design chief addresses the face-unlock controversy

Android design chief, Matias Duarte, recently addressed the face-unlock issue while speaking with the Verge.

Damn, 2 Million Polygons in Flash Player? Yes it can.

Flash is really stepping up its game in becoming a serious gaming platform. Muscle Jump pulls of 2 million polygons in Flash Player, right in your browser.

Nokia Kinetic Device Demo

Nokia Kinetic Device demo

Nokia's research team is working on flexible displays and UIs. You can bend the screen to select, zoom, move between UI elements, and change the volume of music. It's crazy, wild, and as awesome as it looks to play with. See the video here.