Month: February 2017

Euronews have released on their Facebook page this 360 video of Samarkand, a perfectly preserved medieval city in Uzbekistan. The uniqueness of this video is staggering. You won’t see anything like this footage on the internet today.

App Store may sometimes feel like it has to give you something great, but it hasn’t been found by the editors yet. Well, they sure did a good job finding Hidden Folks. It’s a new black and white puzzle game that challenges you to find a needle in a haystack.

Ira enjoys spending her time playing video games. Dota 2 is of particular interest to her. Having a friendly personality and an attractive looks, Ira easily reserves a spot for today’s Woman Crush Wednesday.

This is just a trailer, but it already gives me a substantial amount of laughter. Can’t wait for it to hit the screens.

Apple Music is going to release yet another reality show dedicated to the iOS developers and app lovers. It is similar to Dragon’s Den TV-show, where entrepreneurs present and defend their ideas in front of experienced investors.

Most of us have already seen the first trailer to the Apple Music Carpool Karaoke somewhere during the Grammy’s Award ceremony. Today, I suppose for Valentine’s Day 2017, Apple dropped another trailer video for us to crave the new series even more.

During the 2017 Grammy Awards, Apple released their latest video of soon-to-be introduced Carpool Karaoke: The Series with James Corden. Will it be available on YouTube as we’re now so used to? I don’t know.

This summer will please us with the most awaited movie about the legendary 2Pac Shakur. The movie is going to hit the theatres on June 16, 2017

Cool things that happened during last week in the world, in my social media feeds and recommendations, or things I discovered just last week. I thought I needed to share these, and give the creators behind the shoutout they deserve.

Even the brightest of us would struggle to connect the dots of maths. But Dominic Walliman spent some quality time to summarise, organise and connect all the different areas of mathematics. All of his work summed up into this one 11-minute video called ‘The Map of Mathematics’.