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30 January 2012 ~ 0 Comment

Five Tips to Get the Best Plasma TV

Plasma TV is very flexible, for it can display from standard TV display, Blue Ray, gaming images, to HDTV. So, why should spend your relaxing time watching your old TV if you can have a more vivid entertainment with a plasma TV?

24 January 2012 ~ 0 Comment

Optimize PNG files for the web using PNG Gauntlet

PNG files are used very often on the web. Optimizing PNG images for web is also very necessary. It can be accomplished with Photoshop or other similar image editing software but you may have to compromise with the quality if you aren’t an expert user of such software. If you are looking for a lightweight application that can optimize PNG images on the fly without losing the quality, PNG Gauntlet is worth a glance.

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07 May 2011 ~ 0 Comment

Google Image Search now highlights the most recent results

Google Image Search has started underlining the most recent images. For the most recently uploaded images on the web, you’ll now see an inset that tells the number of days ago, the images were uploaded.

08 February 2011 ~ 0 Comment

Explore old photos at Whatwasthere

Don’t you sometimes wonder how the world looked like a hundred years ago. You must have seen pictures and Grayscale videos from ancient war times but that may not be enough. Whatwasthere is a website that lets people upload and tag photos from the olden days, the photos taken or collected by their ancestors. The website has a very user friendly interface and the photos can be easily browsed through the integrated Google Maps.

22 January 2011 ~ 0 Comment

How to extract images from Google Docs Document

With addition of great useful features, one can get all the basic benefits of standalone desktop word processing software on Google Docs. Google Docs lets you insert images into a document as well. But you cannot extract the images directly from the document editor in Google Docs. Here are some tricks for downloading images from Google Docs documents.

13 January 2011 ~ 0 Comment

Automatically resize images on your website for mobile devices

Resizing images for mobile devices can look like an extra work and can be tedious if there are a large number of images. Well, tinysrc.net offers a very simple and easy solution for developers developing mobile websites.

11 November 2010 ~ 1 Comment

Easily create a custom About tab for a Facebook page using Fabooco

Most of the users on Facebook have no idea about FBML. If you want to create custom Facebook tabs without having to learn and write a single line of FBML code, Fabooco can be a wonderful choice.

24 October 2010 ~ 1 Comment

How to filter documents and photos in Gmail

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Sorting emails containing documents, pictures or other files would be easier if they could be filtered into respective folders as soon as they reach your inbox. Using Gmail Filters, you can filter emails containing documents into a “Documents” folder, the ones containing pictures to “Images” folder and the like, making it easier for you to search through them.

22 October 2010 ~ 0 Comment

1 Million FPS slow motion video of bullet impact

You must have seen slow motion scenes on movies where an action taking place very fast is shown in slow motion. Slow motion techniques are employed in movies off and on. Actually in a slow motion video, a bunch of images are captured very fast—at least 120 images per second, and often 300 or more and then played back at the speed that your eye can grasp. Here’s a cool 1 Million FPS slow motion video showing a bullet impact.

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07 October 2010 ~ 0 Comment

How to see larger versions of thumbnails on Facebook

The thumbnail images of friends help us take a quick glimpse on his/her activity, without having to read the name. Facebook’s thumbnail images look decent in size for a thumbnail, but if you need to get a larger preview of the thumbnail, you’ll need to head over to your friend’s profile page. If your friend has shared pictures on Facebook, there’s no choice but to open the images to view them large on their respective pages. But with inYOf4ceBook script for Greasemonkey, you can easily preview larger versions of images just by hovering your mouse over them.