
	April 18, 2012 · 271,147 awesome subscribers


	ISSUE #12

Cloud storage from Google is coming

Google Drive is expected to launch next week, offering a reported 5GB of free storage for users (and of course you can buy more storage space). According to early reports, it will work with Android, iOS, Windows, and Macs. This is going to potentially be a big hit for Dropbox, which only offers 2GB of storage for free.

The Ultimate WordPress Theme Builder!

Here's a true drag-and-drop layout builder for WordPress. You'll be able to use unlimited templates on your sites, access a powerful Style Editor for countless CSS options, as well as integrate unlimited fonts, forms, shortcode generator, slideshows and SEO among many other features. See the video

More social gaming

Unless you've been living under a rock, chances are you've seen your friends on Facebook or elsewhere talking about Draw Something. It's an addictive social game available in both free and paid versions for iOS and Android. You can play cooperatively or competitively, with friends or rivals.

Icons without fonts or images

These Pure CSS GUI Icons are created entirely with CSS and semantic HTML, without the use of images. They've been tested in Firefox 3.5+, Chrome 5, and Opera 10.6. While some of the icons are very simple, others are much more complex (like the ones for RSS, Photo, Call in Progress, Email, etc).

Awesome puzzle/sculpture from playing cards

To spark your creativity, sometimes it pays to step away from the computer and do something creative with your hands. This 12-card star puzzle and sculpture, designed by George Hart, might be just the thing! It's a puzzle made from standard playing cards with instructions for creating your own.

See the back of the Instagram icon

Instagram is probably the most popular photo-styling and sharing app out there, especially now that it's available for Android in addition to iOS. Cole Rise has created a fun Instagram icon that looks like the back of a camera (since the real Instagram icon looks like the front of a vintage camera). Really well-done!

Make failure a positive!

#PositiveFail aims to put a new, positive spin on failure. Rather than viewing failure as simply a bad thing, this Twitter hashtag and website aim to get people to view failure as a positive thing, and a chance to learn something. It's a chance to embrace your learning experiences and share them with others!

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