This Holi weekend is one of those many long weekends this year that so many look forward to. And if you want to squeeze in some reading amidst the fun and frolic, this list should come in handy.
Abandoning Photoshop: Photoshop has been around for 25 years now but then it does cost a lot to have it. Thorin Klosowski shows us the way on how to (that is if we want to) jump ship from Photoshop to Pixelmator, an app that is almost as powerful as the far more expensive Adobe Photoshop for the average user's needs.
The state of virtual reality: VR is getting bigger with more big players entering this exciting world. Mike Seymour takes a look that where VR stands now in this post on fxguide.
The hidden story behind the code that runs our lives: A long read in the Chronicle, about the pioneers of deep learning and improving artificial intelligence.
Inside the post-Minecraft life of billionaire gamer god Markus Persson: Forbes' profile of Swedish video game programmer and designer Markus 'Notch' Persson in which he tells us why he sold Minecraft to Microsoft.
Life after cancer - How the iPhone helped me achieve a healthier lifestyle: Phones have been changing our lives. Federico Viticci tells us how his iPhone changed his.
Walls that splash pee right back at you: Public urination is a public nuisance and because putting up warning signs don't always work. In India, many places attempt to tackle this with putting up images related to religion to deter that quick leak, but the Germans appear to have another very effective solution to deal with rogue urinators - liquid-resistant paint.
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