Take a look at this well designed Gif image and trust me at the end of this slide show, your mouth will be wide open….

Gavin Worth was born in Zimbabwe and lived in San Francisco for 8 years, where he first became interested in wire sculpture after seeing an exhibit on Calder at the SFMoma. His abstract 3D sculptures would become drawing-like images when viewed from the right angle. Here are some of his master piece sculptures:

Blogs & Social networking sites are flooding with rage comics & meme faces nowadays. People find them as the best way to express their emotions than using the old school emoticons.

But what if people start using these meme faces in real life. Well check this out… ME GUSTA!

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Source: 9GAG

Most of the desktop wallpapers these days are either photoshopped or 3d designs, but there are a few that are original photographs and “Bliss” is one of them.

The scenic beauty of the wallpaper is so magnificent that its hard to believe it is a real photograph. It was taken by Charles O’Rear, a former National Geographic magazine photographer.In fact it is the most iconic photographs ever taken and also the second most expensive photo ever licensed.

Charles O’Rear took this photo while walking from Napa, California, to San Francisco to visit his girlfriend. He was stunned by the beauty of the vineyard that he passed along the way. It was a January, and the garden green looked really good so He decided to stop the journey and take pictures before continuing.

Men who worked for 25 years for National Geographic was so impressed with the blend of vineyards stretch of green and blue California sky with white clouds parade.

One day he got a call from the Corbis photo agency reporting that Microsoft wants his original photo. O’Rear realized that something extraordinary had happened. And that’s how it got into the hands of the tech giant Microsoft.

Those beautiful rolling hills are no longer green and grassy. Since then they have been turned into a vineyard. Quite a far cry from the relaxing view that it originally had.

Type “do a barrel roll” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google sphere” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Epic Google” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google gravity” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google loco” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google gothic” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google pacman” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google pirate” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google rainbow” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.


Type “Google reverse” in the search bar and click “I’m Feeling lucky” button.

Since my phone was not jailbroken I didn’t want to risk downloading apps from places other than iTunes. But by the time I read the description of the last app in iTunes, I lost hope and started googling. BOOM!!! Thats when I hit upon this magnificent yet simple software - iFunbox.

Its just a 7Mb file which doesn’t require any installation, just copy the executable file to your PC and you have a software to explore your iPhone in place of HUGE and BULKY iTunes like softwares. It was just a software too good to be true in this world, works like a charm, no heavy requirments and best of all its FREE!!!

Features of i-FunBox :

• Total Control of iPhone/iPad File System: Manage files on your iPhone or iPad in a way just like Windows File Explorer but more robust and friendly. Easily transmit files and folders to your computer with the optimized file transfer and browsing. iOS 4.0 is now fully supported.
• One-stop App Install and Backup: Safe App Install on iPhone/iPad with .ipa packages. No Jailbreak required for installing purchased apps. Support install unofficial/unsigned .ipa based on AppSync without installous. Backup install apps back to .ipa packages for sharing and reinstallation. Uninstall install apps in batch easily.
• Hi-Speed General Purpose Storage: Use your iPhone as an USB Portable Disk for general files. Exploit the large flash memory on iPhone or iPad with transmission speed beyond 5MB/s on iPhone and 15MB/s on iPad.
• General Purpose File Search on iPhone: Search files in the entire file system of iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad by matching files name and sizes. Seach files or folders can also be done within a specified folder.
• Export Music and Movie on iPhone/iPod: Export Apple iTunes© managed audio and video in iPhone, iPad or iPods to PC as a backup copy or burn to CD. Scan and populate music and movie files in iPhone and iPod even when iTunes is refused to connect.

(And there are many more additional features that you can use if your iDevice is Jailbriken.)

Download the zip file from - i-FunBox

Here is a very simple trick that we would like to share with you guys on iCore. With this trick even if a user unhides all folders in your system, your folder will still be invisible. Learn it and have fun.

Step-I - Make a folder with no name

• Create a New folder.
• Right-click on it, then choose ‘rename’.
• After that delete the name New Folder and press “Alt+255″. (Note: type ‘255′ using the number pad)
• That’ll create invisible space in the folder name, press Enter.
• Your folder with no name is created.

Step-II - Make the folder icon invisible

• Right click on the folder and go to properties.
• Under the ‘Customize’ tab click “Change Icon”.
• On the icons gallery, choose the icon with blank space (No image).