A recent published study done by researchers at the Duke School of Medicine reports gamers "see the world differently" than non-gamers. We're not talking about vision of the 20/20 variety, but the ability of the eyes and brain to track visual movement, which researchers discovered is much more acute amongst those who called themselves "very intensive gamers."

Here are just four of the unique color combinations users can customize online using the Pentax's Q7 Studio website. The color-to-order system allows anyone to kit out the 12.4 megapixel interchangeable lens camera with a choice of 20 body colors with 6 different grip colors (full specs here), offering final designs which run the gamut from traditional all the way to bright colorways which would make Trina Turk smile.

The late Yves Saint Laurent's trestle desk. Via Another Magazine

Creative minds work in mysterious ways. Some need perfect order and symmetry to prosper, others thrive in chaos and clutter. Whether it's design, fashion or science— imagination, and the proper space to cultivate it, is essential to them all. Here are the fascinating desks of eight famously creative people.

It turns out finding the venue and booking a caterer for the wedding was the easy part. Now it's time to track down all of your family and friends to send out Save-the-Date cards. You could do things the old-fashioned way, calling friends and family one by one to painstakingly put together an address book. Or you could use the power of the web to send those requests, collect everyone's responses, and wrap everything together in a tidy little spreadsheet.

It's amazing what a little bit of paint, plants, and pops of color can do for a workspace! A recent in-house competition at the Google HQ in Mountain View pitted teams of employees to creatively makeover their workspace. The team that eventually won transformed their area with just three elements you too can use in any home office or cubicle...

There's just so much happening all at once on the show floor at E3. Imagine Las Vegas, Disneyland, and a gigantic rave all rolled into one and you've got an idea of the sensory overload packed into the LA Convention Center each year. One moment a zombie is reaching out for you from behind a chain link fence, you turn the corner to almost fall into a group of attendees breaking out into synchronized dance, then suddenly there's Mario and Luigi mugging it up with gamers. Here are a few of my favorite random sightings capturing the experience which is E3...

The 2013 Electronic Entertainment Expo, commonly known as E3, was brimming with excitement, for this year's show was to be the coming out party of two brand new console platforms aimed for release this holiday season. First up, Xbox: Microsoft unveiled their upcoming Xbox One gaming and entertainment console with much fanfare. We got some hands-on time on the E3 floor, alongside some behind-closed-doors insights of what we can expect this November...

Turtle Beach's super-sized headphone display above certainly caught my eye (alongside a few other attendees, who ran to pose inbetween). With my jaws still agape, I was wrangled in by their E3 team to give their best gaming Ear Force XP 7 headphones a go. 

The most anticipated E3 news this year might have been everything Playstation 4 and Xbox One, but the most noticeable smiles and sounds of gaming glee were heard from the Nintendo section of the show, most notably amongst those playing the new Mario Kart 8...