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Brilliant. The American actor Jason Schwartzman introduces the The New Yorker iPad App. Directed by Roman Coppola, the son of “Godfather” director Francis Ford Coppola.

IDEO takes a look at three routes the book of the future can take, and they're named Nelson, Coupland and Alice.

Impressive lightshow at the government building of the ukrainian city Charkiw.

Another great chandelier. "Silke" includes a robotic chandelier that has its own way of creating a constantly changing light-atmosphere. It reacts to people and the general light condition surrounding it.

Bacterioptica is a beautiful hanging chandelier made from fiber optics and petri dishes.

A fantastic short film by Mister K Cartoon. He walked on a bridge near his house, saw a spider web and … fortunately, he had his camera with him …

This chorerografie is so  enchanting, that I have to post it. Sorry guys. Actually it is a viral for Samsung's latest smartphone galaxy 850. But anyhow.well executed. Some of you will watch it twice, I bet Just to check who is following whom.

A 100 year old tree, living on the edge of Brussels, was hooked up to a fine dust meter, ozone meter, light meter, weatherstation, webcam and microphone.

A great sample of some of the earliest color motion picture film you will see. It was filmed even before movies had sound, and 13 years before a color feature film was released.

Grimm’s Rumpelstiltskin is the world’s first fully 3D interactive pop-up book for the iPad™. The results are stunning!