“No keywords, or typing—just draw on your screen with your finger to identify where you want to search.” This is how Yahoo! describes its brilliant application used for rapidly getting a bird’s eye view of local restaurants, complete with information on each establishment, phone number, operat... |
19 November 2010
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Parents were upset when Katy Perry appeared on “Sesame Street” in what they considered a too revealing top. On SNL, the singer showed them what cleavage really means where she’s concerned.As we also informed you a few days ago, parents complained about a sketch Perry did with Elmo for an upcoming ep... |
27 September 2010
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Jimmy Fallon has long acquired quite a following specifically for his “Robert Pattinson Is Bothered” sketches, where he puts on makeup, gets his hair done, climbs up a tree and starts imitating the British actor on the many things that… well, bother him. The latest episode in the “Bothered&rd... |
13 May 2010
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Playing with digital images can be a pleasant pastime that becomes even relaxing if you have the right tools for the job. Just like the painter or photographer seeking to renew the style or approach of an old work searches for the best brushes or lens you'll be on the lookout for the optimal application that can... |
22 July 2009
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It is said that children have an amazing imagination by default and that they are able to recreate in their mind even the most complicated details of a story. Events and things that are insignificant to an adult fire up a child's imagination and incredible creatures come to life in the blink of an eye. Plopp is ... |
30 July 2008
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Has the Holidays feeling caught up with you or are you still trolling around the mundane weeks of work that precede the merry time? Here's the way Aidan Chopra, a Google SketchUp Product Evangelist, thinks you should go by for achieving at least the primary stages of "jolliness": help him draw ole Saint Nick... |
10 December 2007
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Drawing is an activity we perform almost involuntarily as children and while reading, playing instruments, filming and taking photos are passively substituted to computer-based activities, drawing seems to be the next to become so. Children today have their first mouse click and scroll experiences before holding cra... |
31 July 2007
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