Google can also search for colors

Whether you're looking for a new color or just want to check out what a RGB color code is, Google can help.

Apple releases $299 self-indulging photo book

There a new thing in Apple portfolio, and this time it's not a gadget but a book. A book that will be praised by fans and seen as a futile exercise in vanity by everyone else, putting to the test just how much you're willing to spend in "any thing" Apple decides to throw at you.

Gravit is an Illustrator alternative that runs in your browser

There's an increasing number of amazing tools that are just a click away in any web browser. And there's one that can even replace complex programs like Adobe's Illustrator.

Google gets new logo and it's an animated one

Google is an ever evolving company, and now that is has expanded into an entire alphabet it brings us a revamped Google logo, one that is as dynamic as the company it represents, and can turn into motion to express every kind of (e)motions.

iOS7 icons recreated in... MS Word

There are no lack of examples of amazing works done by people using the most inadequate programs for the task at hand. We've seen people creating amazing pictures in MS Paint and programming games in Excel... and now we might have a glimpse that helps us understand why Apple's iOS7 icons look they way they do. How would you feel if you knew that those icons could have been created in... Microsoft Word?

Most likely Apple designers didn't actually do it using MS Word... but it's amazing to think they could have.(Well, not that iOS7 icons are considered to be a great example of design...) Vaclav Krejci, designer at heart shows us how he did it in a slightly sped up video.

It's up to you to decide if the following video shows us just how great MS Word is for designing all kinds of stuff - including mockups of mobile interfaces - or if it is just iOS7's icons that are kind of suited for the simple design process available. (Truth be told, any other icons in any other mobile platform could probably be replicated as well...)

Apple's Logo Proportions

If you think Apple's logo was made up "by chance", than checkout the following analysis:

There's a lot of Golden Ratio going on in there, don't you think?