For all the cold and ice that winter dumps upon, you have to admit that ice can be beautiful—perhaps no more so than in this ethereal winter castle. Filmmakers Michael Sutton and Julian Tryba shot this time lapse in a hand-built Ice Castle in New Hampshire.
It would be easy to make fun of China's new anthem glorifying internet censorship. But I don't want to pan"Cyberspace Spirit" or mock the Cyberspace Administration of China choral group signing it, because they literally don't know what they're missing.
Apple has started to reject mobile games from the iOS app store for displaying guns in their promotional material and app store icons. So far, the regulation hasn't had an impact on actual in-game content.
We've all got a soft spot for the Tumbler that Batman drove in the Christopher Nolan films, even the Batmobile from Tim Burton's take on the caped crusader was memorable. But nothing will ever top the sleek, art deco-inspired Batmobile from Batman: The Animated Series that many of us remember from our childhoods. So we're eternally grateful to DC Collectibles for bringing it back as a two-foot long masterpiece complete with working lights, steering, and room for two six-inch figures.
A new video blog from the set of SPECTRE shows Daniel Craig's James Bond in action high atop a mountain ahead of the film's November premiere.
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A not-so long time from now in a planetary orbit not far away, a team of astronauts will head to the International Space Station. NASA just revealed the official poster for Expedition 45 and it is a Star Wars-themed masterpiece.
You really have to click through to the hi-res version to fully appreciate its glory. Each astronaut has a differently-hued lightsaber. There's a satellite that looks deceivingly like an X-Wing with its S-foils in attack position. And that eerily familiar object next to Scott Kelly's head... that's no moon.
Google Maps for iOS has picked up support for lane guidance, a feature that tells you which lane you should be in before your next turn, in a whole slew of new European countries today, including Denmark, Portugal, Austria, Greece, and many more.
Here are the newly supported countries, from Google:
Google Maps for mobile now has navigation lane guidance for Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, and Switzerland.
Lane guidance initially rolled out in May of last year, and recently expanded to several other European countries last December. With this most recent expansion, the feature is now supported in a total of 23 countries.
Source: Google
