Monthly Archives: October 2012

Fancy a window with your favourite superhero or game character?

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Glass designs by artist R. Evan Daniels of Martian Glass Works allow you to completely transform the look and feel of your room. You can opt for charcter designs from Super Mario, Iron Man, Warhammer 40k or the shield of the Knights of Hyrul.

This Iron Man 3 Mark XLVII Armor In Stained Glass design has dimensions as 31″x47″ There are a total of 334 Pieces of Glass and the window is 9.5 square feet. 275 feet of copper foil and 5 rolls of solder required to complete this. Construction time is over 100 hours, Price is a whopping $ 4500, there are other designs starting from $350 to choose from

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Smart parenting sans smart technology = SMART kids

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All modern age parents deal with varied challenges in bringing up their children, working parents and growing trend of nuclear families in India along with growing influence of technology and gadgets in our daily lives requires a balanced approach towards parenting which can be quiet a tight rope walk.

Here’s an interesting article highlighting factors parents should consider while raising their children,

Children perform better at building their language skills when parents make an effort reading out aloud on a daily basis, stories etc, rather than sitting in front of a TV and watching educational videos on DVD’s.

Tossing gadgets and mobiles to kids may help parents pacify them for a while, but if this habit takes a form of an addiction it is hard to reverse those effects, as parents we try to make a concious effort for our 4 year kid finding ways of keeping him engaged to his toys, allowing him to draw any random stuff on a slate, his coloring books etc. making sure he gets 1-2 hours playing time in the garden or outside the home in evening every alternate day in the week

It is hard to keep kids away from gadgets these days, that is why we allow our kid to fiddle with our mobile or tablet for some time in the evening, as parents we may not hit all the checklists right, however the maximum you can score helps your child anyways

Refer the link below for further reading, a must for every parent

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85 percent of social gamers do not return after the first day playing

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Some of the stats about social gamers are kind of scary.

Consider the fact that 85 percent of all new U.S. players do not return to a social game after the first day of playing it. That’s one of the findings of the Playnomics Q3 2012 Player Engagement study.
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Android Assistant App. Easily Optimize Your Device

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Android Assistant, an application that’s been in the Google Play store for a while now, is a great way to keep your device managed and optimized.

It has a wide array of features that brings the functionality of multiple apps into one, saving valuable memory on older devices and at the same time maintaining the simplicity and usefulness of those multiple apps.

The app includes a Cache Cleaner, System Cleaner, File Manager, Startup Manager, Battery optimizing tool, App 2 SD functionality, and an App backup function, among others — all of which are accessible in the Tools tab of the application.

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Office Tools And Workplace Norms That Are Going Extinct

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LinkedIn has put up a list of Office tools and trends which are heading closer to extinction and going to play a important role in workculture transformation.

This Infographic also pull up interesting suggestions coming from employees to make their workplace more interesting and engaging. One of which is Office Tea Trolley, which is kinda surprising on how lazy we are getting to fetch a cup of coffee or tea from the vending machines.

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Microsoft reveals wrist-mounted controller – “Digits”

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As spotted on Edge, Microsoft has revealed a wrist-mounted bracelet that can be used to control games, smartphones, TVs, and eventually an army of killer robots, via infra-red sensors that create an accurate 3D model of the user’s hand.

See on www.pcgamer.com