High-res Photo of Mars surface taken from 35 Million miles away

If anything will amaze me for my entire lifetime, it will be the wonders of space. It’s like an endless playground for humans to test their limits of technology, understanding and teaching. We have little idea what’s out in the endless distance, but every second we get to enjoy the wonders that we’ve discovered is a joy, and now we can admire the surface of Mars without even getting close. This photo was captured in January 2004 by NASA and is the first high-res photo of Mars in history. Entire photo and more info after the break!

The History of Adobe Photoshop - (Infographic)

Maybe one of the most iconic pieces of software in history is Photoshop. Used by creative people all over the world (10 Million of them), Adobe has created a piece of software that sets the standard for creating art with a computer and many other graphic editing apps follow in Photoshop’s footsteps, although none have been able to conquer Photoshop. You don’t hear much about the history of your favorite piece of software, but this infographic will get you up to speed in no time! — More after the break!

Planking while on the clock isn't a good idea, especially if you work at Gamestop

Planking is all the rage if you haven’t heard by now. And so when one Gamestop employee had the sudden urge to plan around his unsuspecting store, which apprently didn’t look very busy, he just went for it without thought to the repercussions. I mean, what could happen by loafing around as a piece of wood in a video game store? — More after the break!

Dude puts 360 and PS3 into one case, saves space, creates Console-ception - (Pictures)

Every once in a while peope wonder if the future of gaming is a single piece of hardware running separate instances of a gaming OS (if you will). Well, Redditor “timefiend” decided he wasn’t going to wait for this to happen on its own and went ahead and did it himself. The result? A pretty nifty, convenient console that anyone would be happy to own. — More after the break!

Software Piracy: The Untold Tales - (Infographic)

Pirating has seriously come a long way since the days when Steve Jobs used to call his developing team “Pirates” sailing under the skull and cross bones. Oh, how easy things change once you’re on the other side of the table. Heck, even Bill Gates has been known for saying some pretty pro-piracy quotes in his day! If you’re interested in these untold tales then look no further than this infrographic detailing its history. — Infographic after the break!

Could this be the Batcave in The Dark Knight Rises? - (Photos)

We’ve known for a while now that the famous lair of the Caped Crusader would be featured in The Dark Knight Rises, but we just didn’t know exactly what that meant. To our knowledge, we had already seen it before in the first movie when “Rachel!!!” screaming Batman jumped through that waterfall. Well, from what these pictures tell us, the cave has gotten a huge upgrade in design. — More after the break!

Henry Cavill's Superman suit in The Man of Steel looks promising - (Photos)

The announcement of Henry Cavill in the title role of The Man of Steel as the son of Jor-El had me wondering: 1) Who? 2) Did Snyder make the right choice? The first image released of Cavill as Superman was reassuring, but to be honest it raised more questions for me than answers. — More after the break!