The best videos

The “Unboxing” ceremony is a treasured rite in Geekism, and one can find many boxes for many different occasions. But when the president of Nintendo gets involved, you’re immediately transported to another dimension.

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3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38,000miles, a volcanic explosion, 2 cameras, and nearly 1TB of footage, this is the description of these 3 absolutely magnificent films.

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Air New Zealand is an airline famous for its unusual flight safety videos and this time, I must say they’ve hit my inner geek hard with a Hobbit-themed version.

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This is an old video, but I like it. All things retro are at the essence of being “nostalgeek”

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“What should I do with the coins left over from a holiday?” Here is a question that always had the same answer for me: buy something with what’s left before crossing the border and keep whatever remains as a memento.
But this video by Follow the Foot offers an alternative solution for these few pieces of copper and silver that could change someone’s life.

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For those who follow geek-related news, Apple has updated the operating system of its mobile products (iPad, iPhone, iPod) to iOS 6.
This new OS offers a bit of a surprise by removing all the internal Google products, including Google Maps.

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This funny little video called “Steve Jobs : Resurrection” from Mondo Media features the ghost of Steve Jobs returning to deliver the keynote speech on Apple’s new iPhone 5 (sorry, I mean iFhone 5 ).

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Another old video… yes, 2 years is old, but it is worth the visit! A great concept from its author, photographer Alex Profit, which combines stop-motion and flawless transitions. Add to that a touch of originality and you get 80 seconds of pure pleasure.

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An original concept developed by Roman Burch for the video in which he connects a sequence of events by obstructing the view of its lens each time: the famous On/Off.

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I didn’t know where exactly to place this video: travel? geek? It’s a little bit of both… But because of its technical aspect of the maps Google has released, I decided to classify it under “Geek”. And so, finally, here’s the geeky video called “Hello World”.

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