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The possibilities are endless with the Endless Paper app

If you are looking beyond the simple standard sheet to draw on with your iPad, Endless Paper is probably the best infinite canvas out there for handheld devices.

Apple’s new app Freeform liberates your artistic ambitions

Freeform helps users organize and visually lay out content on a flexible canvas, giving them the ability to see, share, and collaborate all in one place.

PICO-8 Tiny Console

Get ready to have hours of fun with this tiny console by the name of PICO-8. No need to spend hundreds of dollars on games. PICO-8 is loads of fun for a fraction of the cost.

Photopea: Free Online Photo Editor

Ever wanted a free Photoshop clone without downloading any new software? Well, Photopea is your answer, the graphic editor is web-based and very easy to use. You will right at home if you are a Photoshop user.

Photopea is a web-based raster graphics editor used for image editing, making illustrations, web design or converting between different image formats. Photopea is advertising-supported software.

What Flickr gives it takes away

Flickr will end 1TB of free storage and limit free users to 1,000 photos. You can upgrade to paid Flickr Pro service to keep more photos.

Color-changing marshmallows put the magic in Lucky Charms
Lucky Charms cereal will have new large white marshmallows available in stores. When these marshmallows come into contact with milk, they transform color. The post Color-changing marshmallows put the magic in Lucky Charms first appeared on Grubbits.
Pocky: Origin of the Japanese multi-coated flavored snack
Pocky, the popular snack's name was derived from the Japanese onomatopoeic word "pokkiri", which is said to mimic the sound of the sticks being cracked. The post Pocky: Origin of the Japanese multi-coated flavored snack first appeared on Grubbits.
Early runners drank champagne as an energy drink
Athletes commonly used various substances such as alcohol and drugs like strychnine, heroin, or cocaine to boost energy levels, or increase aggression. The post Early runners drank champagne as an energy drink first appeared on Grubbits.
Supermarket Kakamu creates large beds that resemble toast
Have you ever dreamed of sleeping on a piece of toast bread? A Japanese media company Supermarket Kakamu has designed large beds that resemble giant toast. The post Supermarket Kakamu creates large beds that resemble toast first appeared on Grubbits.
Per capita, Norway eats the most frozen pizza globally
If you thought that Americans eat a lot of pizza you would be wrong. You should see what people eat in Norway! Norwegians consume about 11 pounds of pizza per year. The post Per capita, Norway eats the most frozen pizza globally first appeared on Grubbits.
Disney’s Coco: The Official Cookbook
Celebrate Día de Los Muertos with over 50 recipes inspired by the Land of the Dead in Disney’s Coco! The cookbook includes dozens of authentic Mexican dishes. The post Disney’s Coco: The Official Cookbook first appeared on Grubbits.
A UK farm tests greenhouse gases by making sheep burp less
Sheep emit methane gas when they fart and belch, which is a potent substance that can trap heat in the atmosphere and contribute to global warming. The post A UK farm tests greenhouse gases by making sheep burp less first appeared on Grubbits.
Old Dutch Foods Ltd. powers CFL Pick ‘Em and 2023’s biggest CFL events
Old Dutch Foods Ltd. and the Canadian Football League are giving fans a lot to cheer for – and snack on – during the upcoming season, postseason, and the 110th Grey Cup. The post Old Dutch Foods Ltd. powers CFL Pick ‘Em and 2023’s biggest CFL events first appeared on Grubbits.