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If you don’t know, you can use all of our products on Facebook

By Alex Trimpe

Until December 31 2010, every day* on any of our sites, you have a chance of 10 to earn 100 points.

All you have to do is to enter the famous Konami code on any of our websites: SnackTools, BannerSnack, PhotoSnack, PodSnack, QuizSnack or TubeSnack

* – only once a day you can type the Konami code

I don’t know about you but I really really don’t like Mondays. I start my every Monday with Boomtown Rats and all of the sudden the Monday doesn’t seem so bad. What is your Monday music? What do you like to listen on Mondays?

Anyway, here’s a playlist with 5 Monday songs

From watching movies on its brilliant 9.7 inch screen to plugging in your guitar and jamming out, iPad can be just about anything

This is a new ad for iPad. What do you think?

How many maneuvers do you think he will make?

This video made me realize that while only a few people can do stuff like that, anyone can create a banner, make a video playlist or audio playlist, create a photo slideshow or a survey with our SnackTools

I’m positive everyone knows what a mixtape is. The story follows this line: a boy falls in love with a girl, but he’s either too shy, or he’s not such a good speaker and can’t express his feelings very well. In this situation he makes a selection of songs (in some cases the arrangement of the songs is very important) and sends it to the girl he loves. Obviously, things can happen the opposite way, the girl being the one to make a mixtape for the boy she loves.

The idea of a mixtape is an old one. I don’t know exactly when it came out first, but even I myself once made a mixtape, using an audio-cassette. C’mon, I know that many of you don’t know what’s an audio casette, but I’m not that old, I’m only 30. My dad probably used magnetic tape and reel-to-reel audio tape recorder. Technology has evolved and mixtapes started to be made on CD/DVD or even USB sticks. But now we can send our loved one an online mixtape, post it on her Facebook wall or send it over Twitter.

As you can see below, I’ve made (more…)

Oh, sorry, now you can hide!

Secret Stash Project by Yi-Ting Cheng is about concealing valuables, secrets, bad habits and personal information in our workplaces. Here, hidden spaces/ messages were created within 8 general objects such as wood boards, lamps and disposable coffee cups.