Evoland is a game where you start playing in the old school Nintendo GameBoy 8-bit graphic with no sound and gradually fight your way to the modern 3D, HD adventure.
Put your space and general knowledge to a test by answering some questions covering the achievements of mankind in our galaxy and beyond. A simple and intuitive way to build up your knowledge profile.
Transformer robots are no longer only a science fiction we get to watch in the movies. MIT is developing a real life self-assembling robots and let me tell you the future in this department looks mighty bright.
Cycloramic is an app made in 2012 that can take 360 panorama shots without using your hands. It sure is a fascinating app, but what makes it even more interesting is the following story.
Let's design a stylish and transparent discount label you can then use for an online shop website, posters and similar media you want to advertise a discount on, using Photoshop.
Today, 40 years ago first public call with a cellphone was made. The cellphone weighed 2,5 pounds (1,1kg) and when it hit the market it would cost you little short of $4,000.
This is huge, Discovery channel announced that they recorded the first ever video footage of a giant squid in its natural habitat and it will go on air in less than a week. Here is a part of that footage.
Sumo is a traditional Japanese sport where wrestler attempts to force another wrestler out of a circular ring. Take this quiz and find out how much you really know about this over 1000 years old sport.
Camera images usually contain additional description about camera settings and scene information of the the picture taken. By using EXIF, you can view this data online.
Mozilla Firefox is still the web browser with the most plug-ins and extensions to choose from. Today I will show in my opinion one of the most useful ones.
Pretty nice looking and simple to create effect, where we turn everything into pixels except the selected part. My car will end up looking like it's trying to escape out of the pixelated background.
