Globes that have been spinning since 1492 have been given a whole new dimension with Google Earth, a digital globe. Everything in this world has become within reach and we can put our eyes on almost every corner of the world. Latitudes and longitudes have become something fun, not just something to weigh us with in geography and geography. Look at all the strange things he has already found.
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Sometimes I walk around the keyboard, sometimes in nature. One time I twist the heels, the other time the kitchen. I press the trigger once, the pedals a second time. And one time I play the role of a moviegoer, another time a nanny. Life offers such a wide range of things that it would be pointless to dip your brush in just a color or two, right?
For all the fans of the James Bond franchise who, like the girls after Agent 007, have a little over a million euros lying around, Christmas has come early, because you can become the owner of the Lotus Esprit S1 underwater vehicle, which in Bondiada from 1977, The Spy Who Loved Me directed by Roger Moore.
Coca-Cola was created as an accidental discovery by pharmacist John Stith Pemberton. He tried to imitate the French inventor, who was the first to make wine from coca, but prohibition in America did not allow him to produce an alcoholic drink, so he aimed for a non-alcoholic one. Everything else is history, which Coca-Cola also wrote with its print ads.
Ever since digital photography accompanied us, we have become photographically extravagant. It's not just our SD cards, smartphones are also crumbling under the weight of photos, regardless of whether we have 128 or 8 GB of space. Flic is an application that allows iPhone users to organize their Camera Roll, a collection of photos, and easily get rid of excess or unwanted photos.
Since smartphones have become like keys and wallets (in fact, today they are both - i.e. keys and wallet), i.e. always within reach, we try to exhaust their potential like oil wells. Users have found many ways to adapt them to their needs, which, despite the advanced technology, remains the domain of everyone, because the art lies in simplicity, not coding or programming.
Harvard graduate and one of the youngest multimillionaires, Mark Zuckerberg, who is also found in the list of the 100 most influential people in the world, in the ten years since he founded the social network Facebook in his dorm in 2004, he changed the Internet, or rather, he founded the second Internet , which today has over 800 million daily migrants. A man of big gestures but few words.
No, it is not a new case of a wild cat escaping from the zoo, as was the case with the lynx, but rather the car brand Jaguar. Its newest sports coupe F-Type was lured into the concrete jungle by the Slovenian capital, where the advertising spot "Alive" was filmed for it. See how it was created.
Based on the 2000 novel of the same name by the American writer Nathanial Philbrick and directed by the acclaimed Ron Howard (A Wonderful Mind, Apollo 13), In the Heart of the Sea is a true story of 21 men who inspired the writer Herman Melville and his Moby Dick. In addition to Chris Hemsworth (Thor), the biographical thriller also stars Ben Whishaw, Cillian Murphy, Tom Holland and Brendan Gleeson.
Photoshop is used today by almost everyone involved in photography. The photo has become a lower link in the "food chain" against the graphics program. Sometimes it interferes with it in such a way that we don't notice it at all, but on the other hand, Photoshop can be recognized immediately, as in our case, where Sarah DeRemer mixed animals, fruits and vegetables and must have upset some vegetarian.
Emojis are one of the languages of the Internet, which are more than a substitute or abbreviation of words, an expression of mood, emotions, situation, etc. Their symbolism is so simple, so "plebeian" that it leaves very little room for interpretation. But many emojis are no longer understood in their original meaning, so it's time to update your emoji dictionary in the manner of a computer and conquer new message values.
Nexus Player, shaped like a disc, but a console or media player in terms of content, is Google's new attempt to make itself at home in living rooms. With similar dimensions to a CD (diameter: 120 mm), but clearly slightly thicker (20 mm), it comes with a remote with voice search, and under accessories we find a game disc.
We are not talking about identical twins, nor twins. These are anthropomorphic, i.e. human-like forms of objects and animal versions of people. If it is a little less surprising that we find a double in a cartoon hero - most of them, after all, were created according to a pattern from the author's head, woven by socialization - but naked and also bizarre coincidences locate the "finding place" where we would never look .