sanctuous:

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Joystick for Smartphones

Smartphone games are pretty amazing but the on-screen joy stick does not cut it. Brick is here to change the smartphone gaming world.

fororchestra:

Mega Man 2 ‘Dr Wily’
For Orchestra by Walt Ribeiro

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Purchases support me and composer Takashi Tateishi (AKA Ogeretsu Kun)

Nuevo Spot Pizzas Casa Tarradellas 2011 (por pizzacasatarradellas)

sociallycollective:

Social Media rarely gets to see this kind of magical moment but when it happens its beautiful. :) 

eatsleepdraw:

Honey, i shrunk the superheroes!

kloseencounters:

This is phenomenal.

photojojo:

Few people get the opportunity to see Google’s top secret data centers, so boy are we glad that when they finally did let someone in, they invited a real photography pro! 

Connie Zhou captured some breathtaking images of where Google keeps its data safe. Check out the full gallery below! 

Breathtaking Images Show Rarely Seen Google Data Centers

Thanks, Billy!!!

guillher:

Faber Castell Advertising

A brief history of sports games (por polygon)

polygondotcom:

“Ganon Style” from Michael Mayne

almost-perfect:

Facebook Hits 1 Billion Users and Launches Its First Ad

This week Facebook hit a very impressive milestone – 1 Billion active users. The social network used to occasion to launch its first ad, entitled “The Things That Connect Us”. The ad was produced by Wieden + Kennedy for Facebook.

Watch it here above and tell us what you think!

likeafieldmouse:

Joern Roeder & Jonathan Pirnay - Facebook Faces (2011)

This is an installation of over 100,000 Facebook profile pictures collected to form a wallpaper, a project dealing with “the issue of data accessibility on the Internet, a topic that is gaining more and more importance and actuality, especially in our times of privacy protection and social networks.

On the one hand internet giants like Google are coming under criticism for unsolicitedly collecting any information accessible; on the other hand it is surprising how many intimacies we reveal voluntarily, especially in social networks like Facebook. 

An unimaginable flood of images with self-projection as its only purpose.”