Posts filed under 'Toolz'
http://www.insidetonic.com/
Say, I like this blog. Contains all the essential elements to make my day: tags, nice layout, regular updates, multiple editors, …
insideTonic was started in the early days of 2007 as a place to open up the discussion about software and its impact on our daily lives. Sitting on top of Softonic, an archive of over 55,000 free and commercial applications, insideTonic offers original, expert writing covering software news, reviews, help, advice and tips.
The same editors who have reviewed thousands of applications and who scour the net to keep Softonic up-to-date, bring their experience to a new format that allows for a broader discussion surrounding the central idea that software is an essential part of our daily lives.
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January 24th, 2008
Join the MyBlogLog Sitez Community!
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November 8th, 2007
Google has added Street View to their Google Maps. They drove a van/Beetle around a few major cities and took a 360 degree view of the street.
I cam across this view of Pac Bell Park in San Francisco:
This demonstrates that the photos of this part of San Francisco was taken the week of April 22nd, when Barry Bonds was at 740 career home runs, 15 home runs away from breaking Hank Aaron’s all-time mark of 755 home runs.
Popularity: 74% [?]
May 31st, 2007
MAKE
Make: Blog is the blog for the magazine Make. Make Magazine is for Makers; people who like to make things. The magazine and blog are devoted to all things Do It Yourself. From knitting to pumpkin cannons to Tesla coils. Contributors to Make have created some amazing stuff, often with limited resources. Check it out for endless hobby ideas.
The first magazine devoted entirely to DIY technology projects, MAKE Magazine unites, inspires and informs a growing community of resourceful people who undertake amazing projects in their backyards, basements, and garages.
Popularity: 72% [?]
May 23rd, 2007
flickrvision beta
flickrvision lets you watch users uploading photos live. The map view shows where the user is uploading from and a small snapshot of the photo is displayed over the location. Clicking on the photo reveals a larger version in the center of the screen while map continues to update in the background. Clicking on a user name takes you to the users profile on flickr.
There is something so strange, so voyeuristic and so addictive about this tool…
Popularity: 73% [?]
May 20th, 2007
I like this…More than a simple photo album and an image host, a beautiful example of flash technology for the masses. Picturetrail allows you to display your pix in some very cool slideshows on web albums, web pages and even blogs.
Picture Trail
Popularity: 44% [?]
April 1st, 2007
PC World - 101 Fantastic Freebies
Wonderful…I do love PC World’s annual round-up of the best freeware in cyberspace…There are always one or two programs which have escaped my radar.
The categories presented is comprehensive, ranging from System Utilities, Communications, File Sharing, File Management, Productivity, Music, Photos, Video and many more.
I have not had time to digest it all as my daily schedule is so busy these days…Would love to have comments/feedback on the freeware reviews.
Popularity: 56% [?]
March 31st, 2007
Zamzar
I haven’t had opportunity to use this site much but if it works as advertised it is a fantastic tool. Zamzar will convert between a large array of file formats including most of the image, video, sound, and word processing formats. Just select your file, the format you want it converted to, and enter your e-mail address; and the converted file is e-mailed to you.
Popularity: 62% [?]
March 26th, 2007
GahooYoogle.com
Now, that is very handy, a combination of two of the most popular search engines on the web, Google and Yahoo.
I think this is a brillant idea, as the output delivers 2 panels of your seach results…Just love it!
Popularity: 48% [?]
March 25th, 2007
The Photographer’s Right
Intellectual property attorney Bert P. Krages II has developed a on page pdf file detailing the rights of photographers. He encourages photographers to make copies and carry them in their wallet, pocket, or camera bag for quick access.
Confrontations that impair the constitutional right to make images are becoming more common. To fight the abuse of your right to free expression, you need to know your rights to take photographs and the remedies available if your rights are infringed.
Popularity: 33% [?]
March 21st, 2007
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