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11.07.07

Magnetosphere
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Quite simply the best iTunes visualizer I've ever witnessed. Probably one of the best visualizers I've ever seen full stop. Here is this thing that does stuff in iTunes. There is magnetism, there is gravity, but on top of all of that, there is awesomeness. Watch as all the dots and ribbons go bouncy bouncy when you play music and trigger this mo-fo of a visualizer. This is the future of visuals. God help you if you smoke the reefer cause you can kiss your productivity goodbye. Now if only I can find a big enough display to watch it on... Barbarian Software ...
08.30.07

Windows Live Writer
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I've been playing around with Windows Live Writer. It's a very nifty blog posting tool that enables you to write and manage content. WYSIWYG editing Writer knows your blog's visual theme. So you can see exactly what your posts will look like as you write them, before you publish. No more wasting time previewing your posts online. Rich media publishing Writer makes publishing rich media as easy as sending e-mail. Insert and customise photos, maps, tags, and lots of other cool content—then click the “Publish” button. It’s that easy. Compatible with your blog service Writer can to publish to Windows ...
08.18.07

Rememble.com
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Rememble.com is an online archive of your own digital moments. Each piece of media is stored as a 'memble' on a handy timeline. Membles can be text messages, emails, images, video, audio clips, etc. You can post membles from your PC, laptop, mobile phone or half way round the world by email or even via your Flickr account. I'm probably a bit biased, as I did apply for a marketing job with them (never heard anything back, but me, bitter? No!), but Rememble looks slick and easy to use. It's still in Beta stages but you can still apply for an ...
05.30.07

Just Humans
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JustHumans.com. It's one of those things you wish you'd thought of first. Just Humans solves the age old problem of form spam. Whereas most solutions require you to try and decipher mixed letters and numbers overlaid on a dodgy background, Just Humans is different. To submit your comment it asks you to click on a certain picture. The creator, Anders Brownworth, puts it forth in slightly better terms; Click the duck to continue: To a computer, all of these images are just numbers representing colored pixels but a human can easily recognize the duck within the group. When the user clicks the ...

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