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Are all computer graphics (CG) on movies suck big time? RocketJump Film School from YouTube tells us his opinion, here.

A high torque motor rotates a plate that sends M&M through a hole one at a time. As the M&Ms fall an iPhone distinguish the colors. The iPhone communicates with an Arduino via a bluetooth board, and the Arduino then uses a relay to fire off electromagnet controlled gates to send the M&Ms into the correct chute.

Welcome the future now with this revolutionary stationary e-bike, the ebove™ B\01 Bike Real Motion bike.

There was a time that I was assigned to do an Audio-Video Presentation for a Company and this video helped a lot. Watch this top 10 tips for a Great Corporate Video.

Craving for that well-deserved shot of espresso but you can't go out of your office? Now, you can make a shot of espresso wherever you like with this "Minipresso" available soon in the market! Minipresso is your portable espresso machine on the go! Watch how this Minipresso work above.

Are you tired of the same old camera phone photography? Level up that mobile photography habits with these smartphone photography tips and tricks by COOPH.

Now I want one of these IRIS+ Personal Drone... (drools!)

Yesterday we featured the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge which is a one-of-a-kind mobile device that was manufactured by Samsung. Today, we present to you, the Samsung Gear S, a smart watch device that can be a stand alone mobile device and smartphone too, which can also be connected to any new Samsung devices! Isn't it cool?

This Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is so awesome you would probably want one now... as in RIGHT NOW!

Doodling will never be the same again as Peter Dilworth, co-founder and CEO of WobbleWorks, discovered a state-of-the-art doodling pen technology that lets you doodle 3D images even in thin air! The 3Doodler is one awesome pen that uses electricity to melt plastic stuff to create a one-of-a-kind instant 3D art!

The 3Doodler Pen is now available in the market. You may visit the 3Doodler website (www.the3doodler.com) to find out more of this new 3D printing device that art aficionados and doodling enthusiasts will surely like. Here's what the website says about their newly-found product:

We wanted to design a 3D printing device that could be used within minutes, without needing any technical knowledge, software or computers. We also wanted it to be affordable as well as fun, so that anyone could 3Doodle! -- Peter Dilworth, Co-Founder and CEO of WobbleWorks

This video shows a different approach to 3D manipulations.

Roadways made from solar panels... isn't it freakingly amazing?