Have you ever experienced the moment of being unable to express words appropriately? Or times when you completely lose that train of thought and you’re left there with your mouth hanging open? Writer’s block, best known as the boulder of incoherent ideas blocking the opening of a cave filled with mountains of creativity, happens to the most brilliant of people. Some people resort to simply blocking themselves off from the world hoping that the streak of creativity hits them at another time. Well, for those who simply aren’t gifted with patience then the journal by Keri Smith is perfect for you.

“Wreck This Journal” is the book best known as the creativity booster and excuse to be creatively destructive. It is a great way to start thinking out of the box – more suitably, outside margins and lines. Though the book is easily purchasable over a hundred bookstores, some people who don’t have the time or the “effort” to carry one simple book will be happy to hear there has already been an app created that perfectly resembles Keri Smith’s book.

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The fall of Sakura blossoms in spring, the vibrant colours of the traditional kimono and the magnificent landscapes are just a few things only the country of Japan can offer. Throughout the years, Japan continues to be the most visited country in the world because of its scenic views and its incomparable culture.

All thanks to technological advancements and ingenious creations, the serenity and splendour of Japan can be enjoyed at the palm of your hand. An app created by Hybridworks, Inc. allows users to enjoy all four seasons of Japan Read more

Privacy has become an issue in the technological world. Gone are the days were people would keep every tiny detail to themselves. From Facebook to Twitter, everyone just loves to share what’s on their mind. Photos, videos and even thoughts that used to be personal are now broadcasted all over the world. Still, is it too much to ask for a little secrecy and a hint of privacy? Read more

From grunge clothing that demand attention to vintage, classic cameras that capture these picture perfect outfits, this can only mean one thing – the hipster movement has begun. Back in the days, scarves, fedoras, plaid polo shirts and lomo cameras were the big thing. Nowadays, despite the obvious height of technological advancements, everyone is dying to get their hands on the classics.

Out came the vinyl records, grandma’s vintage clothes and film cameras. Just the feel and look of old time grunge makes everyone giddy with delight. Hipster items so in the now are the Holga, Lomo and Polaroid cameras. So while others luxuriously spend their riches scouring stores for the amazing find, like a Minolta SRT-201 35mm camera, here is an app that’s sure to win your hippie heart over – the Hipstamatic. Read more