GIMP is an amazing image editing software that allows people with limitless imagination create extraordinary images out of ordinary photos.
This is very interestingMac OS X - Highly Customized Linuxhttp://linuxtreat.blogspot.com/2008/07/mac-os-x-highly-customized-linux.htm
Two small screws on the bottom of the device on either side of the standard docking connector is a stark design change from a company that is known for hiding screws from sight on their handheld devices. Some have speculated that the screws may be removed for replacement of the battery and other components.
Another hardware change: two small screws on the bottom of the device on either side of the standard docking connector. This is a stark design change from a company that is known for hiding screws from sight on handheld devices like the former…
A new study released by Net Applications indicates that a decreasing percentage of the Internet population is using Windows as their operating system. It appears that Mac OS X could soon be listed in the double digit-range, while Windows could fall below the 90% mark.
Multi-touch display Albatron demonstrates first Windows 7 multi-touch LCD Nvidia rolls out Tegra Nvidia's open challenge for Intel: A computer on a chip. >> See all TG Daily slideshows
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Only 300mb… or about half an hour on Youtube.
T-Mobile has announced three distinct iPhone 3G plans for the Netherlands starting at $48 USD, meanwhile Telia of Denmark has introduce a single plan for $128 USD that will see a 33 percent reduction after the first six months. T-Mobile of…
New video walkthroughs of iPhone 3G help illustrate how to use the phone and what’s changed in software, but also spill details of changes to the hardware design, a free official AOL instant messenger client, and more.
New video walkthroughs of iPhone 3G help illustrate how to use the phone and what's changed in software, but also spill details of changes to the hardware design, a free official AOL instant messenger client, and more. The guided tours are…
Grab Parallels and Mac Pilot at MacHeist over the next four days, and you can get it for Paralell’s lowest ever price of $49. Plus, if you’ve bought a MacHeist bundle before, they slash the price down to $39. Virtualization is actually very affordable now!
There's one more deal-sweetener to this bundle. If you've purchased MacHeist bundles in the past, the gang will give you another $10 off the total price, bringing it to $39. Just log in with the e-mail address you used in…
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When running in Unity view on VMware Fusion, Windows icons that show up in the Mac dock and application switcher are blurry because Windows icons are low resolution.
In this blog post you can see how to easily switch those blurry icons out with gloriously full resolution icons, to make your Windows apps that much shinier and Mac-like!
First you will need to find replacement icons. As we mentioned above, there are a number of well-designed and free icons on the web. Just do a Google search for "free icons" and you'll be sure to stumble upon…
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KDE hackers have been working on polishing the new features, desktop integration, and documenting and translating the packages. Several bugfixing sessions have been held and squashed bugs in the beta software. Testing and feedback on this release is appreciated and needed to make the final KDE 4.1 release in late July 2008 a splash.
After one month has passed since the feature freeze on the KDE 4.1 branch, the KDE hackers have been working on polishing the new features, desktop integration, and documenting and translating the packages. Several bugfixing sessions have been…
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The download counter here at Mozilla headquarters shows that Firefox 3 has passed a million downloads. Ars reports live from the official release party.
The Firefox team is in full celebration mode here at Mozilla headquarters. People are watching the numbers and excitedly discussing plans for Firefox 3.1, the next update. I met up with Mozilla user experience designer Alex Faaborg, who shared…
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Turn your regular cheap camcorder or photo camera in a night vision filming spy tool ! for as low as $10, hacking a flashlight to use IR light invisible to the human eye !
Learn how to hack a simple flashlight and transform it into a night vision flashlight! The items need for the project cost less than 10$ and u get perfect night vision… More» view !
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During the Worldwide Developer Conference Keynote today, Apple previewed OS 10.6 “Snow Leopard.” True to rumors, the release will focus on performance rather than new features, however technologies included include “Grand Central” for multi-core CPUs, OpenCL for processing on GPUs (like CUDA), QuickTime X, and Exchange 2007 support in the OS.
?We have delivered more than a thousand new features to OS X in just seven years and Snow Leopard lays the foundation for thousands more,' said Bertrand Serlet, Apple?s senior vice president of Software Engineering. ?In our continued effort to…
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wtf?
Why is “App” capitalized in the title, but nowhere else?One product it could be - say you have basically a processor that runs as a peripheral to say, a Mac Pro - connect it via fire wire and just use it as instead of some VM….
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ASUS today has given us its first glimpse of its Eee Monitor all-in-one PC and is promising to one-up the iMac: thanks to using Linux and an Intel Atom, the Eee will cost just $500 — less than half the $1,200 price of Apple’s box.
Sanyo's 1080i camcorder with “Face Chaser” technology…
Rumor has it that Apple will be seeding developers with Mac OS 10.6 early next week at WWDC 08.
I don't buy it either. If Apple excels at one thing over anything else it's marketing, and showcasing a new OS that doesn't have anything new to Woo us is illogical.I do hope they leave the PPC and 32-bit users behind. While the…
