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Written by  Alvin   on June 26, 2012   —   No Comments SHAREBAR Creating photo collages has never been this easy now that free tools are available online. There’s no need for you to manually create it in Photoshop by using several layers anymore because online photo editors are now equipped with an easy option to create an instant collage. However we’ve only found 5 sites that offer this kind of photo editing option. What are these sites? Scroll down for more information. 1.  PicMonkey This new online photo editor now offers different layouts for you to choose from. Currently the free layouts include Ducks in a Row which is good for 2 to 5 photos, Square Deal for 4, 9, 16 and 25 photos, Biggie Smalls for 3 to 6 photos and the L-egant for 5, 8, 10, 12 photos. Premium layouts include Pinter-etsy, Tile Border, Jigsaw and the FB cover which is ideal for creating cover photos on your Facebook profile. However the premium layouts are not yet locked and can be use

by: Joseph On  Friday, August 29, 2014 Tags:   Air Drone Delivery     Google     Project Wing    In case you thought  Amazon  was alone in working on a system for automated high-speed air delivery,  Google recently unveiled Project Wing, their own entry into the field. Unlike Amazon’s automated delivery service, Google’s Project Wing was developed mostly with emergency supplies (like food, water, or medicine) in mind. In fact, the project originated as a way to get emergency defibrillators to heart attack sufferers on short notice, before this avenue was abandoned due to complications involving 9-1-1 and other public emergency services. Now, the sky is basically the limit on what Google plans to do with Project Wing, but whatever it is will have to go through a lengthy legal process given the current amount of regulation on United States skies currently on the books. But if any company could ever get around or help to change those regulations, it’s Google. You can check

SEPTEMBER 23, 2014 English teacher and Internet entrepreneur Jack Ma founded Alibaba 15 years ago in his tiny apartment in Hanzhou, China. On Friday, Ma became the richest man in China on the heels of the biggest IPO in U.S. and possibly world history. With a market cap of $231 billion, the online retailer is nearly as valuable as Wal-Mart and bigger than Amazon and eBay combined. And this is just the beginning. Alibaba plans to expand aggressively in America and Europe and has already invested nearly $1 billion in a host of U.S.-based startups, including Uber, Lyft, ShopRunner, Fanatics, Tango and Kabam.     Every current and aspiring entrepreneur and business leader should learn from how a Chinese English teacher turned a vision, a group of friends and $60,000 into untold riches and the world's most valuable Internet commerce company. It will no doubt be studied in business schools for generations. Start here, go anywhere.  Recognizing the importance of Engl

Arab Women Rising , published in 2014 by the Wharton Business School, profiles female entrepreneurs from around the Middle East and North Africa. posted on Oct. 1, 2014, at 2:26 a.m. Miriam Berger BuzzFeed Staff Authors  Nafeesa Syeed  and  Rahilla Zafar  roamed the Middle East and North Africa in search of something common but often overlooked: Successful female entrepreneurs. In their 2014 book,  Arab Women Rising , published by the Wharton Business School, Syeed and Zafar profile just 35 of the hundreds of innovative women they interviewed. Coming from diverse background and fields, the women shared their candid insight and personal stories about how they’ve made it in volatile business environments where female faces have often been made to feel unwelcome. Here are samples of 16 of the stories profiled in  Arab Women Rising: 35 Entrepreneurs Making a Difference in the Arab World : 1.  Deena Fadel: “Work is not work for me. It’s a passion. It’s love.”