Make custom beer labels with labeley.com
Are you a regular beer drinker? Or, do you just love those labels on the bottle. Now, you can create your very own labels using Labeley.
Labeley provides a clean and smooth interface that allows you to easily add a background, put some foreground images and text. Here’s a logo I created to test out the interface. No, I am not creating a new brand of beer!
Labeley has a good selection of sizes for your label, foreground and background images and several font sizes plus ready text effects. The interface is beautifully designed. It is designed completely without flash and so you can run it in just about any browser or operating system. The app allows you to even upload your own images and backgrounds which brings an even greater deal of customisation.
What I would love to see is the ability to add more than one image, as well as move the images around the label. It could allow the app to evolve from more than just a simple beer label creator to a full fledged label maker.
So, how about I use the above image as the new logo for Techtites?
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A die-hard blogger, web developer, biker, singer, geek, non-stop talker, foodie, movie freak are just some of the words that begin to describe me.
5 Free Games For Android Phones Worth Checking Out
You aren’t taking full advantage of your smartphone until you’re playing games on it. Games can greatly help kill time while entertaining you. Having covered a number of iPhone games, today I am going to share 5 great games for the Android based smartphone.
All you Android phone owners read on and try out all these free games. To get them, search for their name on the Marketplace which you will access from your handset.
1. Abduction
Adduction might seem like a game just for children, but it can provide long hours of entertainment. Your character is a simple cow. You need to jump from one platform to the other; the platforms are floating in air. Along the way you encounter bonuses in the form of parachuting cows and more. Sometimes the platforms are tricky and hinder your progress. You need to get to the topmost point in the game to win.
2. Battleship
Like the classic game, Battleship lets you position your battleships then have war with the computer. You both try to sink each other’s ships by shooting missiles. The objective is quite simple and the fun is endless.
3. Bonsai Blast
Bonsai Blast is a very exciting game. Your cannon stand in the middle of the game. It loads up balls of different colors. You need to put shoot balls in the line so that three similar balls are together; when they are, they will disappear and your line will become shorter. As you keep shooting, the line progresses to the white / black spot if the balls don’t disappear. If a ball ends up there, you lose. So think before you fire your cannon.
4. Cestos
Cestos is a multiplayer game that automatically finds players for you. You place your balls on the playing area; when the game begins, you try to sink your opponent’s balls in the big hole at the center. As each ball comes to a halt, it leaves a mine on its spot; when a ball hits this mine, there is an explosion and the ball can go anywhere (including the hole). The person to lose is the one with all his / her balls sunk in the center hole first.
5. Robot Defense
Robot Defense is a paid game but you can play its demo for free. In the game you are human fighting off robots. You need to think of different strategies and tactics to tackle the robots. Their style of attack changes each time to keep you thinking.
About Umar
Umar is a professional content writer all the way from Pakistan. He loves discovering and reviewing new websites. He blogs at http://www.techcityinc.com
Find Out With Which Famous Author Your Writing Matches
You have your own style of writing? I don’t think so. Everyone somehow matches to someone’s skills. Same for writing. IWL aka I Write Like is an amazing online tool which finds out whom do you write like.
This tool matches keywords, punctuations, idioms used in your sentences with the pieces written by famous authors. With the most matches, it brings the results.
To use it, you just need to paste your written snippet into the big text entry box there. Bam! And you’ll see to which author your writing skills match. The tool also provides HTML code for a badge, which you can show off on your webpage or something.
Try it out, and share with us like which author you write. PS. I write like Cory Doctorow.
I’m on the cover of Geek You!
Or… how to create a fake magazine cover.
If you’re like me. There is a high probability you won’t have your face on the cover of Time Magazine.
However, with MagoFun, you sure can try to get it on the cover of a magazine of your choice.
It is extremely easy to use. You just need to upload a picture of your choice and then select a magazine cover of your choice and you’re good to go.
Once you have your magazine cover ready, you can share it on a huge set of social networking sites, including twitter, Facebook and Orkut.
About Ajay
A die-hard blogger, web developer, biker, singer, geek, non-stop talker, foodie, movie freak are just some of the words that begin to describe me.
How to Modify the Bubble Screensaver of Windows 7
The bubble screensaver of Windows 7 may be the Windows 7 users’ favorite screensaver. In fact, these transparent bubbles can become solid and metallic balls through a little modification.
The operation is simple as below: Start-Run-Regedit. After the Registry Editor is opened, locate in: “HKEY_CURRENT_USER? Software?Microsoft?Windows?Current Version?Screensavers?Bubbles”. Right-click on the blank in the right pane to new build a “DOWRD (32 bit value)” and name it as “Material Glass”. Then double click the “Material Glass” and input the value “0” in the popup window. Finally, save the modification and exit the Registry Editor.
Now you can open “Personalization”-“Screen saver” and choose bubble to preview the effect.
About Bob:
Bob is a freelance writer and software developer for registry cleaner for Windows
About Bob
I'm Bob, from Guangzhou City in China, a software developer and tech writer for many years.
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