'How I Met Your Mother' Kids Kept Show's Ending Secret for 9 Years and 10 More

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'How I Met Your Mother' Kids Kept Show's Ending Secret for 9 Years Lyndsy Fonseca and David Henrie, the actors who played Ted Mosby's kids filmed their scenes for the series finale in 2005. They've been mum ever since. Microsoft Build 2014: Windows 8.1 Update, Cloud Mania and More Microsoft Build 2014 will set the stage for Satya Nadella's vision of the company. It'll also be jam-packed with announcements, like the Windows 8.1 Update. Mark Your Calendar for Spring Meteor Showers and Eclipses From eclipses and planets to meteor showers galore, the northern spring season of 2014 will bring a number of eye-catching celestial sights for stargazers on Earth. Weather perm... The Ultimate Roundup of 2014's Biggest April Fools' Day Pranks Here is every joke, gag and scam that we've found online that has caused a chuckle or two on this very confusing holiday of April Fools' Day. The 10 Most Profitable Software Companies in the World [CHART] The software industry experienced 4.8% growth in 2013, and Microsoft remains the world's top software company. Fans React To The How I Met Your Mother Finale, And It Isn't Pretty The series finale for 'How I Met Your Mother' caused some polarizing reviews from fans on Twitter. Clippy Returns in Microsoft Office April Fools' Day Gag Clippy lives! Everyone's favorite anthropomorphized paperclip is back. Apple to Begin iPhone 6 Screen Production in May, Report Says Apple plans to begin production on new screens for its upcoming iPhone 6 in May, according to a new report. Cast of Australian 'Lion King' Serenades Plane Before Takeoff The cast of 'The Lion King' on Broadway sing 'The Circle of Life' for a crowded plane waiting takeoff. Spotify's New Redesign Is Beautiful and Functional The new Spotify apps for desktop, the web and iPhone aren't just great to look at but great to use. How Google Fumbled Glass — and How to Save It Google Glass has an image problem, with bad press and privacy concerns taking hold of the narrative. But Google can still save its unusual wearable gadget. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064