If you’ve ever wondered what the offices of your favorite companies look like, then check out the Office Shapshots blog.
Walkthroughs include both web/tech companies, and larger companies that everyone is familiar with, so you can see if Tech Bubble 2.0 is alive and well, or if the perks from Bubble 1.0 have come and gone.
Stick Arena lets you “jump online and take on the world from any PC!”
Take down your opponents with the Katana, AK-47, Sledgehammer, Shotgun, Baseball Bat, or Glock.
Battle it out in Offices, Construction Yards and Sewers.
Create a free account to customize your character, save your combat stats and earn higher Ranks.
Climb the leaderboard in a bid for 1st place; Can you go all the way to the top?
And be sure to check out the trailer for Go Ballistick, and expansion pack that will feature “6 devastating new weapons, epic new arenas, and an all-new currency system”.
Is a photo like this just the result of amazing timing, or something more?
Watch the video to find out:
[Photo Via: Bruton Stroube]
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Google gave a big FU to Microsoft this week with the addition to their Presentations app to the Google Docs family.
Designed to create presentations (similar to PowerPoint), it’s a free utility that completes the Office alternative.
Though it doesn’t have the features of the Microsoft offering, the price is hard to beat, and when Google gets involved, you know it’s going to be big.
Your move, Bill Gates, your move.
[Via: Official Google Blog]
ThinkGeek thought they would be clever this April Fools Day and design an “8-bit” tie that draws from the pixilated history of video games for its design. Well, the joke is on them, as numerous geeks and video game heads emailed them and demanded that they go into production. In response to the outcry, ThinkGeek is going to produce this clip on tie (it’s clip on to “preserve the simple, right angle, 8-bit), and sell it to the masses. Weather this was their intention all along, we’ll never know, but if you want to show your geeky side at the office, I can’t think of a better way.