We do not condone, nor do we suggest anyone make fake Facebook profiles. You should always refer to Facebook’s Terms and Principles. The following information is for educational purposes only.

It’s no secret that Facebook has been cracking down hard on fake profiles. Any number of actions can set off the dreaded checkpoint verification system. If you want  to create a number of fake Facebook profiles, you will need a number of tools and remember some basic rules.

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Is Facebook blue that different from LinkedIn or Drupal?

Is Google+ the same color as HTML5?

Is Pinterest the same color as Quora?

Find out the exact RGB color for each one of these brands over at BrandColors.net.
Galen Gidman has done all the work for you with a brilliantly simple layout. Enjoy!

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Stop searching for it. We know you’ve been curious about that rather annoying see-sawing melody and leopard-spot wearing singer featured in the Windows 8 commercial of late. The artist in this bubble-gum video is known as Lenka (Lenka Kripac), an Australian singer–songwriter. 

Below is Windows’ current commercial. A longer version of the song “Everything At Once” can be found here. .

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Here is a great selection of our favourite iPhone apps and with links to the iTunes Store. Read this article with your phone and follow the links! We’ve got suggestions for networking, reading, news, managing and getting things done, camera and video apps, music and radio, commerce, searching apps, foodie apps and note taking. Read the rest of this entry »

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So your home town doesn’t show up where it should on Apple’s new maps application in IOS 6? Are you not entirely satisfied with the mapping precision of the new service? Is the satellite imagery not exactly what you expected? Do you feel Apple has let you down?

Don’t despair, there is a solution! And an elegant one at that. Follow these steps:

1. Go to Safari
2. Go to this URL: maps.google.com – nice HTML 5 interface isn’t it?
3. Press the action button
4. Swipe to the next page and select: add to home screen.
5. Voilà!

You now have two mapping applications: Apple’s native IOS6 and Google Maps courtesy of the web.

PS: don’t forget to turn on localization services for Safari.

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Mapping is an age old endeavour. We map our world, we map our minds, and now a team has mapped the internet in a very original way.

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