People who are obsessed with Disney aren't shy about hiding it — and they shouldn't be — through their Disney-inspired nail art, character Halloween makeup, fairy tale wedding dresses, and more. The ...

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While we mostly view display cutouts as a bad thing, Samsung’s “hole-punch” camera cutout on the Galaxy S10 has turned into a strong marketing move for the device. Now, Samsung is debuting some new ...

Disney Epic Mickey Wallpapers in 1080p HD and 720p HD for wide-screen desktops and HDTVs Mickey hasn't had the best of times in video game format, but disney wants to change that with its upcoming ...

"Flutter" wallpaper pattern was inspired by the flock of bluebirds in the movie Cinderella that helped sew her ballgown. The pattern in "Debut" was inspired by the cartoon character Steamboat Willie, ...

Samsung’s initial round of wallpapers for its new flagships, the Galaxy S10e, S10 and S10+, were designed to reduce the visibility of the camera cutout. However, the South Korean company seems to have ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. As companies like OnePlus jump from notches right past the hole punch display phase of the smartphone world, ...

One of the ways that Samsung moved away from having a notch on its Galaxy S10 family of smartphones was to put the front-facing camera and sensors in the display, leaving a small cutout in the corner ...

The Galaxy S10 line’s camera plays a unique role across the range’s devices; not only does it take top quality photos and videos, but it also provides users with the opportunity to be creative with ...

Steinway & Sons enlisted Italian designer Elena Salmistraro to create a reimagining of their classic 'Spirio r' grand piano to celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary. The Steinway x Disney: Mickey Mouse ...

This new alliance between Leica and Disney isn’t as leftfield as it first appears. Walt Disney’s first features were developed in the 1920s and 1930s using Leica cameras and projectors as part of the ...