• New Year’s Resolutions Visual Guide

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    New Year’s Resolutions Visual Guide

    Via Visual.ly

  • Twitter Gets an Overhaul with New Faster, Simpler, Cleaner Interface [Updated]

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    Twitter New UI

    Do you find Twitter so darn complicated to use? Well, Its time to change your mind, because the guys behind the service has just done a redesign of its web portal and mobile apps. You can update iPhone app right away.

    Today we introduce a new version of Twitter. We’ve simplified the design to make it easier than ever to follow what you care about, connect with others and discover something new. You’ll see this new design both on Twitter.com and mobile phones, so that you’ll have a familiar experience any time, anywhere. We’ve also updated TweetDeck to be consistent with this new version.

    Four new tabs bring you instantly closer to everything you care about, “Home“, “Connect“, “Discover” and “Me“.

    We’ll be rolling out the redesigned Twitter over the next few weeks. You can see it immediately on the just-updated versions of mobile.twitter.com, Twitter for iPhone, and Twitter for Android. You can get early access on your computer by downloading and logging into Twitter for iPhone or Twitter for Android. We’re working on updates for other apps, such as Twitter for iPad, and will share news as they become available.

    How To Get The New Twitter Web Interface Right Now

    Simply, install the Twitter for iPhone or Android app, sign-in and ta da! You will automatically get the new Twitter web-interface.

    Visit fly.twitter.com to learn more about the changes.

  • How to Enable Google New Bar Right Now

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    Google new bar

    Google has rolled out a lot of redesigning work recently starting from the new black bar and Google search page new UI, YouTube, Gmail and many other products. The last addition comes as a new unified bar, as seen above, on which you have access to all Google products and services by rolling over the Logo itself.

    As always, these changes haven’t been rolled out to everyone yet. Google is doing a staggered rollout over the next couple weeks.

    How to enable the new bar instantly:

    1. Go to Google
    2. Open Developer Tools [Press Ctrl+Shift then J in Google Chrome] [Ctrl+Shift then K in Mozilla Firefox]
    3. Go to “Console” tab and enter: document.cookie=”PREF=ID=03fd476a699d6487:U=88e8716486ff1e5d:FF=0:LD=en:CR=2:TM=1322688084:LM=1322688085:S=McEsyvcXKMiVfGds; path=/; domain=.google.com”;window.location.reload();

  • Titanic Recreated Using CryEngine 3

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    Titanic Recreated Using CryEngine 3

    The folks over at ORM Entertainment are working on recreating the entire Titanic ship using the CryEngine 3 created by Crytek and used in the latest game Crysis 2. You could walkthrough the ship as a map, entering various rooms with great textures and highly detailed elements. This is amazing.

    The project is still a work in progress with updates coming regularly. Watch the video below as it speaks by itself: