As a web designer, I usually take screenshots of various beautifully-designed websites to be kept as ideas, source of inspiration, as well as a subject of research. I used to keep the URL of the web sites, but the thing is, websites change from time to time, and sometimes you want that particular design, which is no longer available.
Then, I stumbled upon a holy grail…
Don’t you find it annoying that you are forced to stare at those blue “PS” icons on your Adobe Photoshop files? Wouldn’t it be great if they would behave like any other images, where Windows shows the thumbnail of each of them so you could tell which is which? Don’t fret, the solution is here! [...]
Opera just released their new browser in beta for public to try out. They claim it to be the “fastest browser on earth”. Is it, really? Let’s have a look!
Sometimes when I chat, I would use the emote “n.n”. Sometimes people ask me what the heck does “n.n” means (thinking it’s an acronym or something). Here’s what n.n means: Don’t get it? Look at her eyes :D
PUCHONG, 11 FEB – A thief found fainted after stealing a biscuit from a bowl. An eyewitness found him lying down, unconscious next to the stolen biscuit right after he returns home.
Good news to Nokia Smartphone users! Nokia just announced that the OVI Maps (previously called Nokia Maps) now comes with FREE Navigation feature, forever.
This machine, in my opinion is a crossover between a netbook and a notebook. Why? Firstly, it is pretty small, the display is 11.6″ in size, and it sports the 720p TV’s resolution (well, similar) – 1366 x 768 pixels, but it’s not as small as a typical netbook (typically, a netbook’s display is between 8″ to 10″ and their screen resolution is anywhere between 800 x 480 pixels to 1024 x 600 pixels. HP calls it “Entertainment Notebook”.
For those who aren’t good at adapting changes, or simply confused with the new facebook layout, watch this video for some guides: You can also view this video on facebook directly! Hope this helps!
