With so many lawns and sports fields looking lush and green, it can be hard to tell whether it’s real grass or artificial turf. Identifying the difference is important for ...

The design world is seeing a pivot to more natural looks. And these trendy materials can bring a warm and earthy vibe to your ...

Grass trimmers are a great tool for tidying up straggly grass, as well as areas a lawn mower can’t reach, such as path and flower bed edges, and around the base of trees. They can also help clear ...

The same goes with Minecraft’s basic looking graphics. And the good news, that it can be modified with the help of texture/resource packs. Texture packs are like mods that change the visual aspects of ...

The latest collection, ‘Fluid Textures,’ was designed by 3D artist George Stoyanov. Stoyanov, who has previously worked with Xiaomi and Apple, created the new collection’s soft, artistic wallpapers, ...

Transak revealed it collaborated with Ronin to offer seamless fiat-to-crypto onboarding and NFT checkout. The company said its NFT checkout was integrated into Ronin’s NFT marketplace, Mavis Market.

According to her, the hubs are vital to the Lagos Strategic Transport Masterplan, designed to create a seamless network that connects road, rail, water, and non-motorised transport.

I organize the Before & After series and cover DIY and design. I joined AT in October 2020 as a production assistant. I have an MA in Journalism from the University of Missouri and a BA in Journalism ...

The name "Woven City" not only pays homage to the loom but is proof that Toyota is not just about vehicles anymore. It's about mobility and creating a sustainable, seamless, and interconnected future.

Toyota has officially completed phase-one construction on Woven City, the company's futuristic town where it aims to redefine mobility. The first 100 residents will move into the city this fall ...

doesn’t change the speed in which grass spreads. That can be done with Minecraft commands. Instead, this texture pack spreads the grass texture to the sides of blocks. This might not sound like ...