Author: Sasha Shadov You walk down the street, but you don’t even know that all around you there is energy that came to us from another world. You habitually exit the subway and go to work, not even knowing that you are passing straight through a portal, for which fierce battles are being waged every second. In order to see and experience this, you need a scanner and special software called Ingress and running on the Android platform.

Author: Evgeny Antoshkin January 24 was marked for social networks with the release of two applications: Vine, which allows you to post six-second videos, and Wonder, a program from Yandex that answers questions about friends, similar to Graph Search from Facebook. Tonight, Facebook blocked both apps from accessing their data.

Author: Evgeny Antoshkin It seems that Facebook did not invent the new Graph Search service, which was presented with pomp two weeks ago, but “borrowed” it from its Russian colleagues. About two weeks ago, a week before the official presentation of Facebook Graph Search appeared on the network , rumors about a new mobile application Wonder , developed by the Yandex laboratory in Silicon Valley.

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo posted a short video from the Vine service on his microblog. According to the Financial Review , this indicates that Twitter's own short video hosting service could be launched within weeks. Vine allows you to post videos that are a few seconds long and create a “micro-video blog.” Dick Costolo's tweet demonstrates the technical readiness of Vine and Twitter integration: the CEO posted a video on how to cook tartare. Steak tartare in six seconds.

Author: Alexey Elfimov The BBC published a two-minute interview with a gamer grandmother. 85-year-old Hilda Knott is confident that computer games keep her mentally alert. Hilda has been a big fan of video games for forty years. “I continue to enjoy gaming,” Knott tells the BBC. When asked if games keep her mentally active, Hilda replied: “Of course, yes.

Author: Gennady Zavolokin The vice-president of the Youth Union of Lawyers of Russia, Artem Kiryanov, in his online diary wrote an appeal “to bloggers, online media, all network users,” in which he proposed to join forces in the fight for the information purity of the platform.