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Pixelmator, the beautifully designed, easy-to-use, fast and powerful image editor for Mac OS X has everything you need to create, edit and enhance your images :
full assortment of painting tools, retouching tools, every tool you need, layers, powerful color correction tools, breathtaking filters and effects, compatible with everything…
Klaus hasn’t updated in some time – but his stuff is amazing.
Marc Tule brings us his most provocative work.
flight404.com’s cool algorithm-generated butterfly designs. Not as beautiful as real butterflies, but interesting nonetheless.
Link to flight404 blog post here
The Good Food Fight is an interactive game where you can grab the food right out of the recipe pages with your mouse and toss it against your choice of a cafeteria lady, a sushi chef, and a hot dog vendor. They, of course, can retaliate and throw food right back at ya.
See real-time statistics about births, marriages computers produced and much more. Link
Guys, if you go Tokyo for holiday, don’t miss this, the Maid Taxi. This taxi is equipped with PS3s, a deck of cards, and a hot Japanese girl with maid outfit to accompany you. Price starts at 1200 Yen, pay extra 200 Yen and you’ll get to play a competitive games with your ride mate and if you won, you will get something special from her, maybe a dinner with you.
Mitsubishi has taken the wraps off its upcoming 2009 Lancer Evolution X Ralliart for the “MOTOR SPORT JAPAN 2007” event.
On our vigilant lookout for everything robot-y, we’ve spotted this nifty little transforming robot watch. It’s both a wristwatch and a clock, as the robot snaps off the watch bezel and stands up on its own. He’s got little movable arms and a keyring that looks like a pair of headphones. These mini-robot timepieces are available from Japan’s Cataloger for ¥3,990 (about $35 USD) each.
Here’s gallery of the new Lamborghini Reventon from Autoblog. Take at the interior, rims, engine and more views. Just love it.
High Resolution Pictures available at Autoblog.com
Samsung has released the CX940UX in their Syncmaster series, a 19 inch PC monitor. What so special about this monitor? Okay, this CX940UX connect to your computer via USB and Samsung said that it does not need any additional graphic card or new driver to manange the multiple screens operations. On the monitor you also have a couple USB ports that work as a USB hub. I think we need more USB ports in the future.
We have seen the future of laptops, and it’s the Sony VAIO Zoom. Sleek and stylish, this device features a touch-sensitive keypad, as well as a holographic glass screen.
“Featuring a holographic glass screen that goes transparent and a keyboard that turns opaque when turned off, it’s slick and beautiful”
If normal range of digital camera is not good enough for you then check out this $37K DSLR from Hasselblad, the 39-megapixel H3D. The Hasselblad H3D is the world’s first 48mm. full-frame, large-sensor, medium-format DSLR camera system. The H3D-39 shoots out a 5412 x 7212 image and has 2 GB CF card storage that holds 40 images on average. It also features an integrated GPS for geotagging images and there’s software included that allows you map your shots out on Google Earth.
Firefox fans pimped Firefox car. It is a Toyota Celica debut at Mozilla 24 “Firefox Rock Festival” in Tokyo on September the 15th last week. Where are you IE?
Word from CNN is that wearers of a popular clunky, soft-soled clog are getting their toes caught in escalators. Reports are popping up in Japan, Singapore, and the United States.
Four-year-old Rory McDermott got a Croc-clad foot caught in an escalator last month at a mall in northern Virginia. His mother managed to yank him free, but the nail on his big toe was almost completely ripped off, causing heavy bleeding.
At first, Rory’s mother had no idea what caused the boy’s foot to get caught. It was only later, when someone at the hospital remarked on Rory’s shoes, that she began to suspect the Crocs and did an Internet search.
“I came home and typed in ‘Croc’ and ‘escalator,’ and all these stories came up,” said Jodi McDermott, of Vienna, Virginia. “If I had known, those would never have been worn.”
According to reports appearing across the United States and as far away as Singapore and Japan, entrapments occur because of two of the biggest selling points of shoes like Crocs: their flexibility and grip. Some report the shoes get caught in the “teeth” at the bottom or top of the escalator, or in the crack between the steps and the side of the escalator.
So dear Gayaruangkepelbagaian reader, take care if you be Croc-wearing. Yarrr!
Here we have the world’s fastest production car, Shelby Supercars’ Ultimate Aero TT. It is powered by V8 engine, producing 1183 HP.
Toyota Australia has unveiled the TRD Aurion, powered by an Eaton TVS (Twin Vortices Series) supercharged engine which produces 323 horsepower and 296 lb-ft torque, rocketing from 0-60 in 6.1-seconds. TRD said that the goal was to achieve all-around balance rather than all-out performance. Combined-cycle fuel economy for the TRD Aurion is 21.5 US MPG.
I can’t remember where I first saw this but it’s been bookmarked for a while. Twenty One Pictures is the work of Norway based photographer Ellen Ugelsta.
This particular project, ‘People’s faces and their shoes’ is one of my favourites.
Group94.com: A belgium based design studio with a refreshing, personal and just simply unusual temporary website, featuring fullscreen videocasts. Love it!
knowhow delivers single-click, contextual access to relevant help information in Adobe Creative Suite 3. knowhow gives users access to a variety of information—basic tool descriptions and short cuts, Adobe Help content, as well as community-generated tutorials, tips, and techniques on the web.
knowhow pulls its community-generated content from a user account on del.icio.us. Anyone with a del.icio.us account can suggest new content for knowhow. For information how to set up a del.icio.us account and contribute to knowhow, see the FAQ or visit the knowmore forum.
The knowhow user experience was built entirely in Adobe Flash, and appears as a standard application panel in Creative Suite 3 software.
oSkope is a visual browser that lets you visually search and organize items from different services like flickr, amazon, youtube or eBay. Interesting.
A beautiful Flickr set of famous film endings.
Not into gaming myself. But this simple and engaging site gets me interested.
Check it out.
At 17 going on 37 (at least), Ashley is very much an Internet professional. In the less than two years since Whateverlife took off, she has dropped out of high school, bought a house, helped launch artists such as Lily Allen, and rejected offers to buy her young company. Although Ashley was flattered to be offered $1.5 million and a car of her choice–as long as the price tag wasn’t more than $100,000–she responded, in effect, Whatever. 🙂 “I don’t even have my license yet,” she says.
Ashley is evidence of the meritocracy on the Internet that allows even companies run by neophyte entrepreneurs to compete, regardless of funding, location, size, or experience–and she’s a reminder that ingenuity is ageless. She has taken in more than $1 million, thanks to a now-familiar Web-friendly business model. Her MySpace page layouts are available for the bargain price of…nothing. They’re free for the taking. Her only significant source of revenue so far is advertising.
According to Google Analytics, Whateverlife attracts more than 7 million individuals and 60 million page views a month. That’s a larger audience than the circulations of Seventeen, Teen Vogue, and CosmoGirl! magazines combined. Although Web-site rankings vary with the methodology, Quantcast, a popular source among advertisers, ranked Whateverlife.com a staggering No. 349 in mid-July out of more than 20 million sites. Among the sites in its rearview mirror: Britannica.com, AmericanIdol.com, FDA .gov, and CBS.com.
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