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25 “Pin-ispiring” Facts About Pinterest That You Probably Didn’t Know

Pinterest is without doubt the world’s biggest online catalog of ideas. Many dedicated pinners see it as a source of inspiration, while others choose to use the site as a supplement or complement to their work. Unlike Facebook or Twitter, Pinterest is a “quiet” and unique social media platform where you can casually browse and bookmark visuals without worrying whether other people will like or comment on your posts. Pinterest is a platform that gives you the opportunity to express yourself and allows you to broadcast your tastes and lifestyle to the world, even if that lifestyle is just the stuff of dreams.

Pinterest is super easy to use. It is also a different and fascinating way to make friends since what will really connect you with others in a visual conversation of sorts are your interests and lifestyles rather than your educated or uneducated opinions on a wide variety of subjects. Most importantly, there’s no need to worry about privacy, since you’re not sharing any personal information when you’re on the site. So, if you’re not familiar with the platform yet, here follow 25 “Pin-ispiring” Facts About Pinterest That You Probably Didn’t Know and will get you logged in and pinning today.

Chandu Numerology Pada August 01, 2016

Kaleidoscopic Interactive Carpet in England

In the British city of Milton Keynes, artist Miguel Chevalier, known for his interactive installations and his love for mapping, did an artwork under the shape of a carpet with kaleidoscopic and colorful patterns moving on the steps of the visitors. The project Magic Carpet was first presented in 2014 and invites the viewers to dive into graphic scenes with multicolored shapes, pixels and geometric cells.

Chandu Numerology Pada August 01, 2016

8 Unbelievable Pokémon Go Stories

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Pokémon Go is an augmented reality game that sends players into the real world, sometimes to remote locations, to collect a variety of creatures placed there. To play, you dive into the app and trek to prominent local landmarks—represented in the game as “PokéStops”—where you can gather supplies such as "Pokeballs." (You fling those at online “pocket monsters,” or Pokémon, to capture them for training.)
Players also use their phone cameras to see where creatures placed on their screen are as if they were roaming the real world. After finding the creatures, players can improve them and use them to do battle.

1The teen who discovered a dead body while playing Pokémon Go

A 19-year-old Wyoming girl, Shayla Wiggens said she "got up and went for my little walk, to catch Pokémon Go." However, the game led her to a shocking surprise—a dead body in a river.
The pursuit of Pikachu and friends led her to a highway bridge over the Wind River near the city of Riverton, where she jumped a fence to approach the water. She spotted two deer near the water's edge, and then a corpse lying prone in the water, wearing a black shirt and pants.
The Fremont County sheriff's office said that it was investigating the death, and believe the man simply drowned. Wiggins remains unswayed and will continue to play the game. “I might go get a water Pokémon, she said. “I'm going to try.”
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Chandu Numerology Pada July 27, 2016

25 Facts About Television And TV Shows That Are Pretty Cool

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TV has played a significant role in all of our lives. For the past century it has brought us the news, entertained us, made us laugh, made us cry, and even scared us. It went from the early days of black and white TV all the way to today’s colorful flat screens. It started with no sound, today we have surround sound. TV has certainly left its mark on society. It created several generations worth of celebrities, and today it continues to create more.

Of course, with the rise of the internet, there are other factors at play now. These days you have to ask yourself, what is a TV? A child born right now may never “turn the TV on” or even use a remote. They will just whip out their phone and start watching their favorite TV show. The world has changed a lot, but if it weren’t for TV, we wouldn’t be where we are now. It was a critical intermediate step, and today we are going to honor its memory and pay our respects. Alright, that might be a bit overblown, but we are going to learn a little bit about how TV shaped our world. These are 25 Facts About Television And TV Shows That Are Pretty Cool!

Chandu Numerology Pada July 27, 2016

Top 10 Most Beautiful Women in Tech 2016

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Top 10 Most Beautiful Women in Tech 2016

When it comes to talk about technology, we begin thinking of how well it has shaped our lives. Actually there are various tech products out there, making the selection next to impossible. But we should not forget that these items have been given to us by experts of IT. Here are top 10 and most beautiful women in tech 2016.

10. Emma Barnett

Editor at “The DailyTelegraph” newspaper, Emma Barnett is an RJ and has been one of the reviewers of Sky News. She is a gorgeous tech lady, who makes documentaries and has served as a commentator when it comes to tech and women’s political issues. Her fair complexion and attractive eyes make Emma a woman of high profile.

Chandu Numerology Pada July 16, 2016 Komentar

In-Ear Device That Translates Foreign Languages In Real Time

Tech Technology

Most of us have found ourselves in the awkward situation of trying to communicate in a foreign language. Sometimes it’s funny. Sometimes it’s embarrassing. And sometimes it’s downright disastrous. But thanks to a new translation device that easily fits into your ear, the days of struggling to speak the local lingo might soon be a thing of the past.

The device is called The Pilot system and Waverly Labs is the company behind this brilliantly simple yet potentially groundbreaking idea. When it hits the shelves in September, the system will allow the wearer to understand one of several foreign languages through real-time in-ear translation. A handy app will allow you to toggle through the languages you want, and the selection includes French, Spanish, Italian, and English. It’ll retail for $129, and you can pre-order one here. Or you can just keep talking to people really loudly and slowly in English. Good luck with that.

More info: WaverlyLabs.com (h/t)