If internet browsers were represented by super models, this is what one web geek thinks they would look like. For those wanting more viral images, we've got you covered, thanks to Imgur.com. Click here to see them all. Continue reading to watch today's most popular videos.
Here's a first: a belt buckle that doubles as an iPhone case. It's called the EXO7, priced at $300, and comes complete with sides that "are inlaid with Pau Ferro wood." Click here to see more cool iPhone cases. Continue reading for a video of the limited edition iPwn Game Boy case.
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You might think that after Mario saved Princess Peach, all was well in the Mushroom Kingdom, but that's far from the case. They still hold political campaigns, and these are the posters you might see being plastered everywhere. Continue reading to see five more.
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Japan-based REAL-f specializes in creating ultra realistic 3DPFs ('3 Dimension Photo Forms'), or in other words, "copies of human faces 'in 3D'; the startup offers two versions, a mask type replica and the so-called mannequin type, a replica of the head." Click here for more pictures. Continue reading to see more incredibly realistic masks.
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These days, what can't you find on the internet? Well, for starters, you can mark hand-typed "Dear Blank, Please Blank" notes off your list. These cards are sarcastic yet clever, an addicting combo. Click here to see our favorites. In completely unrelated news, continue reading to watch a crazy buck take out a mountain biker in Africa.
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At first glance, this may appear to be a CG image, but it's a real opera stage located in Bregenz, Austria that gets completely torn down and rebuilt every two years for the Bregenzer performing arts festival. Video after the break. Click here to see more pictures.
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Ever wonder what the Angry Birds cast would look like as real animals? If so, look no further than these eye-opening images by Mohamed Raoof from DeviantArt. Click here to see them all. Continue reading to see the amazing Angry Barrels.
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The world stopped for a moment when Apple announced the passing of their beloved co-founder and chairman of the board, Steve Jobs. Perfectionist we all know Steve was, he’ll surely be missed by many – including myself. This sad event triggered an unstoppable flow of tributes coming from all corners of the world. One such touching tribute, simply named Thanks, Steve was created by Jonathan Mak Long, a 19-year-old designer from Hong Kong. Simple as is, Jonathan’s altered corporate logo depicts Jobs’ face replacing apple-bite (byte ;D) present in Apple’s logo. What do you think of it? I loved the simplicity and atmosphere Jonathan managed to transfer via his tribute to the man who enriched our lives in one way or the other.
