Top 4 Photo Websites To Share One Photo Everyday

365Project 365Project is the most straightforward photo sharing website out of the four. 365Project also allows users to email photos to a member-specific email address. There are many different ways to browse images uploaded to 365Project. Member pages automatically display the latest photo. you’re free to follow other members, and add photos uploaded by others to your favourites. Blipfoto Blipfoto is possibly the most elegant, but strictest option of all....

March 29, 2010 · 2 min · 235 words · Kimberly Campos

YoWIndow

Related I have to admit, I love weather applications. Once you start using it, you won’t be able to stop. This is exactly whatYoWindowdoes. When you first install and spin up the app, you might immediately set up your location. In my case I’m using New York City. When it snows in your real world, it snows outside. When it rains in your real world, you’ll see it raining outside this virtual window....

March 29, 2010 · 1 min · 82 words · Louis Butler

How To Play AVI Files with Subtitles On The PlayStation 3

For starters, the PlayStation fails to recognize most video files with embedded subtitle streams. Drop an AVI and SRT subtitle file together on your console, and it’ll merrily ignore the latter. For a long time, hardcoding seemed the only viable option, albeit incredibly time-consuming. Little do most people know there’s a far easier solution to play AVI files on Playstation 3. With a regular AVI and subtitle file, here’s how to make a DivX file in a flash....

March 28, 2010 · 2 min · 236 words · Joan Lee MD

Top 10 Blackberry Storm Applications

Related Once you start using these there is no going back; hence the title. Stick around and read through the post. I am sure you will find something that you will love! And here we go in no particular order: 1. The first tool we will be taking a look at is calledUrbanSpoon. The developers of UrbanSpoon describe it as a restaurant slot machine. Just give it a shake and it will decide for you!...

March 27, 2010 · 3 min · 519 words · Devin Scott

How To Make a Vision Board on Your Desktop for Your Life Goals

Related I gave this post a lot of thought. After all, how many pragmatists out there believe in the strategy of visualizing one’s life goals? Like a picture of your dream house, or an ideal vacation you want to take. On one level, the concept of a vision board can be cast away as pseudo-psycho babble. We learnt it as kids. It’s only as adults we have forgotten the goal setting power that can be in an image....

March 26, 2010 · 3 min · 526 words · Rodney Turner

Screenpresso

Related Wouldn’t a picture-free 500-wordtutorial on GIMPbe a pain to follow? Or time-consuming if you’re trying to explaina cool but intricate tip in Youtubeto your friends without any illustrations? Screenshots not only solve this problem, but they also light up an otherwise long, boring article. It allows you to add and change the colors to nice-looking arrows, rectangles, and text. This is seen in paid apps, such as Snagit. Having the program capture the region itself also ensures a precise regional capture....

March 25, 2010 · 1 min · 153 words · Gregory West

Test Your Computer's Memory For Errors with Memtest

Related A few days back one of my computers decided to act up. Sometimes Windows would boot and function well for some time after which applications would fail to start or crash. Other times Windows would not boot without resetting multiple times. Obviously, almost instinctively I attributed the trouble to Windows. Ran a couple of scans and diagnostics and they all came out clean. Half an hour later I was ready to bid a much wanted goodbye to all the troubles....

March 25, 2010 · 2 min · 374 words · Lindsey Snow

Ditching Evernote? Check Out 5 Free Web Clipping Alternatives

Related Perish the thought. Why would you ditch Evernote? If I am sounding too gung ho about this software, I am definitely not alone. Evernote has lots of uses to crow about. But then the web space of web clipping tools and information managers is not Evernote’s alone. There are many more information chunking tools that are trying to grab a slice of the pie. Online note-taking, web clipping tools are must have tools to keep in our web app toolset....

March 24, 2010 · 3 min · 527 words · Susan Graham

6 Ways To Search For Emails In Outlook 2007

It is where a tonnage of emails pours in and Outlook embraces them without complaint. Mastering any search how-to has almost become the thing for surviving in the digital jungle. In that case, it’s just a 5.8MB free download from the Microsoft website. It is a part ofWindows Search. key in in your search terms and the results get instantly displayed and highlighted in the results pane. To clear away the results choose the little cross adjacent to the box....

March 23, 2010 · 2 min · 410 words · Daniel Klein

How Did Facebook Originate? [In Case You Were Wondering]

Related A few weeks ago, I wrote an article entitledHow Does Facebook Work? The Nuts and Boltsdetailing how Facebook operates as part of our Technology Explained series. In the article, I covered the technologies behind the social giant. The story behind Facebook is fascinating. It involves college students, booze, hacking, investigation, and farm animals. Allow me to give you a bit of a history lesson. Mark Zuckerberg Facebook all starts withMark Zuckerberg....

March 23, 2010 · 2 min · 268 words · Laura Hunter

Mapping Multiple Locations on Your Website with MapTheWay

If you haven’t guessed it yet, we’re big fans. Imagine being able to write a blog post with actually embedded maps - not just screenshots. You’re already halfway to mapping multiple locations on your blog! It appears those are the only languages currently available. Now MapTheWay is installed on your site, and you’re ready to start embedding your maps! Two of those files areHtmlHead.txtandHtmlBody.txt. The header script doesn’t change. Now, you better set up your XML file filled with your Way Points....

March 23, 2010 · 2 min · 248 words · Ricardo Cook

The Top 3 Browser-Based IDE's To Code In The Cloud

Hence it pays to code in the cloud. You’ll be able to access code directories as a code, and collaborate through the web. Most of these can even be installed on your own servers, eliminating the intermediary. Bespin from Mozilla Labs Remember Mozilla? They’re the guys that brought you Firefox, Thunderbird, Ubiquity, and a bunch of other stuff. Included in the ‘other stuff’ is a net online gate-based IDE, called Bespin....

March 23, 2010 · 2 min · 250 words · Ms. Christy Campbell

8 Icon Search Engines for That Perfect Graphic Symbol

Related Icons don’t take up much space. The little 16x16 (up to 256x256) graphics though, grab our attention. How many times have you judged a software or web app, just by looking at its icons? As operating systems develop, icon development gallops along with them. From 16 color icons to 32-bit images with alpha transparency, we have come a long way. Where do you go for a spot of icon hunting?...

March 22, 2010 · 3 min · 506 words · Sydney Fisher