The world of design can be a ruthless one; not only do you spend most of your time pondering and tweaking minute details that most people find insignificant – and most likely won’t even notice – you also get lured into developing anti-social habits like font-spotting and source-code peeping.
My favorite… #20 Apple+Z is the first thing that goes through your mind if you drop and break something.
This notebook features dual display with touch-sensitive screens, sketch pad, music score, graph paper, an electronic pen and a dedicated hardware for its smooth functioning.
Since the company unveiled the iPod in 2001, there has certainly been more to the inventor of the Macintosh than just desktop hardware. Rumors had circulated for months that Apple might extend itself beyond music and computing into the massive cellphone market. With good reason: While Apple sells more than 60 percent of all MP3 players, there were only 135 million of the devices sold worldwide in 2006–compared with nearly a billion cellphones. Patent documents filed for a cellphone-related device were recently published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. But Apple, true to form, stayed mum.
Here is a set of photos from left lane news that shows a diamond covered Mercedes SL-Class on display at an auto show overseas. Of course they are most probably fake diamonds but the automobile would clearly steal the show on the roads with its glittering diamond shine. Here is a set of photos from left lane news that shows a diamond covered Mercedes SL-Class on display at an auto show overseas. Of course they are most probably fake diamonds but the automobile would clearly steal the show on the roads with its glittering diamond shine.

Mine Swept is your basic game of Minesweeper where you have this field of squares and when you click on one, it will tell you one of two things: that you just revealed a mine (at which point, it’s game over) or how many mines surround this particular square. Armed with this information, you then go forth and determine which squares in this field of squares are not hiding a mine.
Worth 1000 has 14 photoshopped pictures of skinny celebrities for their second Fasting Time Contest. Celebrities include Angelina Jolie, Lindsay Lohan, Beyonce, Jessica Alba, Scarlet Johanson and others.