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Stamp.y Digital Camera Lets You Stamp Your Pictures Into the World
Jun 29th
In today’s world, images are usually stored on some digital format or another. Just the way things have changed over time. It’s definitely not a bad thing, but it does make us wish we could sit around with the family and go through some old-school photobooks
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Stamp.y Digital Camera Lets You Stamp Your Pictures Into the World
Rogers Acer Liquid e hands on!
Jun 19th
Even though it was the first carrier to bring Android to Canada, Rogers has always had a bit of a tough time convincing Canadians to ditch their beloved BlackBerrys and iPhones in order to get their Google on. Recently it released the Acer Liquid e , a curious little device that many people know nothing about.
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Rogers Acer Liquid e hands on!
Sharing your 2010 FIFA World Cup images with Picnik
Jun 19th
As the first round matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup are being played, football frenzy has reached a high all over the world withe Vuvuzella Blaring Loudly . This is also the time to celebrate this mega event with shocking, interesting or bizarre images, where the game occupies a central spot
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Sharing your 2010 FIFA World Cup images with Picnik
New images of the Motorola Shadow emerge
Jun 2nd
You can call it the Shadow, you can call it the Droid EXTREME, and you can even call it the DROID XTREME, but we say it should simply referred to as what it really is: sexy. Two new images of the Motorola MB810 have leaked out via Droid Life.
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New images of the Motorola Shadow emerge
Take Photos to Replace Lost Assembly Instructions [DIY]
May 30th
Packing and moving can be quite a pain, but it’s much worse when you get to your new home and realize you don’t remember how to put together your tech setups. Before you take it apart, snap some photos to remind you
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Take Photos to Replace Lost Assembly Instructions [DIY]
FindExif Reads Exif Data From Photos On the Web [Digital Photographs]
May 28th
We’ve featured one way to view the Exif data of any photo in your browser, but if you don’t have Firefox, free web service FindExif will extract it from any photo URL and put it into an easy to understand format.
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FindExif Reads Exif Data From Photos On the Web [Digital Photographs]
Lensbaby Control Freak lens now shipping for DSLRs
May 27th
One of the big reasons that amateur and pro photographers go with a DSLR camera is so they can have more control over their photos. This control comes in the from of adjustments and having the perfect lens for any need. Lensbaby has announced that it is now shipping its Control Freak lens for DSLR cameras.
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Lensbaby Control Freak lens now shipping for DSLRs
Facebook PhotoZoom Magnifies Photos for Faster Browsing [Downloads]
May 23rd
If you haven’t quit Facebook yet, you’ll love free Firefox add-on Facebook PhotoZoom, which magnifies photos as you mouse over them so you don’t have to click through albums or profile pictures to view them full-size.
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Seeing Is Believing: How The West Was Won Old Star Wars Opening Crawls Were Filmed
May 21st
Just like this (because this is a picture of one being filmed is the thing).
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Seeing Is Believing: How The West Was Won Old Star Wars Opening Crawls Were Filmed
iPhone Magic Filter Lens adds Tri-Image mirage, Sparkle and Starburst effects to photo taking
May 20th
If you wish to take photos with special effects using your iPhone 3G or 3GS, a little Magic filter lens here can help. The Magic lens comes with a back cover, and it’s detachable while it’s not needed. The lens allows you to add special effects including Tri-Image mirage, Sparkle and Starburst to the photos taken
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iPhone Magic Filter Lens adds Tri-Image mirage, Sparkle and Starburst effects to photo taking
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