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There’s a new site available for those who would like to feast their eyes on photos taken from Flickr while listening to their favorite music.
Called MSN Visualizer and designed by Hinderling Volkart (MSN UK was involved in this project as well), the site proposes a new way of putting music and videos togeth... |
31 January 2012 08:50 GMT |
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Photo Stream, one of the coolest functions in iCloud, is set to debut next week as a free service.“With iCloud, when you take a photo on one device, it automatically appears on all your other devices. No syncing. No sending. Your photos are just there. Everywhere you want them,” says Apple.With Stream, yo... |
6 October 2011 12:41 GMT |
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If you love taking photos with your iPhone, you’ll love it even more when iOS 5 comes out this autumn. Apple promises to make your experience a true blast by introducing new editing features that are built right inside the Photos application in iOS and, considering that a new iPhone is also coming out soon with... |
15 July 2011 09:41 GMT |
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Nintendo presented at its E3 2011 press conference the brand new Wii U home console, alongside its innovative controller, which includes, besides buttons, a 6.2-inch touchscreen.
Nintendo new home console was heavily rumored before the start of E3, with speculation ranging from what name the device will have to ho... |
8 June 2011 03:00 GMT |
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Ice-T’s wife, Coco, has always insisted that there’s nothing plastic about her insanely curvy body except her breasts, which she had enlarged through implants. A new series of photos would seem to prove otherwise. As we also informed you a while ago, Coco and Ice-T will soon be seen in their own E! realit... |
31 May 2011 12:14 GMT |
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In a new study, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology determined that the most memorable photographs people are make are those containing other people, and not scenic lakes and landscapes. In fact, the latter are utterly forgettable, the team says.As such, it may be best for people to start photogr... |
24 May 2011 10:47 GMT |
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A new study suggests that social gamers might be significantly more social than non-gamers, with company MocoSpace quoting a study of its own users to reach the conclusion.The company says that it has obtained data from more than 10,000 anonymous users on its official smartphone-based social-networking platform durin... |
19 April 2011 09:37 GMT |
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The latest update to the Foursquare iPhone app added a couple of new features comments and photos. And, as we've seen time and time again, people just seem to love photos as Foursquare is seeing one photo upload every second or so and may have gotten 25,000 uploads by now. "We’ve been promising this all ye... |
21 December 2010 06:01 GMT |
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Facebook is rolling out a major update to the photos section. What started off as an after-thought and has been for many years a second-tier interest at the company, despite its huge popularity, is now finally a real threat to photo sharing services out there. With just a couple of changes, Facebook photos now square... |
1 October 2010 06:06 GMT |
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The Photos layer in Google Maps just got a major improvement making it much easier to find great user photos of the locations you're interested in. There are several changes, meant to improve the legibility and the amount of information available to the user. "Here at Google, we love the experience of browsing p... |
29 September 2010 03:52 GMT |
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Twitter is continuing to build its service and move into the territory of its third-party partners. After releasing its own mobile apps and its own URL shortener, Twitter is now exploring the option of adding inline media, photos and videos, as well. Of course, this may not mean that it's launching its own photo... |
27 July 2010 04:22 GMT |
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One of the biggest features on Facebook are photos. The site is now the biggest online photo host in the world, by a huge and growing margin, yet that portion of the site has seen its fair share of criticism and rightfully so, most of the times. The photos section is very lacking and the tools around it have been... |
2 July 2010 04:46 GMT |
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Google Street View is great for exploring interesting locations near and far, but the quality of the images isn’t always great. In fact, plenty of times, they’re pretty badly stitched together. One way to get around this is to switch to the User Photos mode available in Street View to see photos from ever... |
10 June 2010 07:45 GMT |
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In a new series of investigations, astronomers at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) managed to snap incredible new views of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC). This galaxy, one of the closest to the Milky Way, revealed a multitude of cosmic objects and phenomena taking place within it, which will most likely keep... |
2 June 2010 10:29 GMT |
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One of the mobile phones that will arrive on the market with Microsoft's new Windows Phone 7 operating system on board is expected to be manufactured by HTC, and a few details on it have just emerged into the wild. A leaked Windows Phone 7 ROM was spotted recently, with reference to an HTC Mondrian device that ... |
17 May 2010 06:42 GMT |
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Founded in November 2002, Realmac Software is focused on developing useful, easy-to-use apps for the Mac. RapidWeaver, the company’s flagship product, was released in June 2004 and has continued to receive positive reviews to this day. The latest version, RapidWeaver 4.4, adds a new commenting system, and tons ... |
6 May 2010 09:02 GMT |
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Today, officials at the European Space Agency (ESA) have released images snapped by the orbiter Mars Express of the Martian moon Phobos. The flyby mission took place on March 7, and it brought the spacecraft the closest to the space rock of any other flights to the area. The instruments aboard the ESA orbiter manage... |
15 March 2010 07:41 GMT |
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British researchers announce the development of a new class of photographic technology, which allows for high-resolution images to be snapped alongside a very high-speed video. The innovation could have significant applications in a variety of scientific fields, as well as for a number of technological processes, and... |
15 February 2010 05:37 GMT |
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In the days leading to Endeavor catching up with the International Space Station (ISS) in low-Earth orbit, astronauts aboard the orbital facility kept a close eye on how the shuttle was fairing in its pursuit. As such, they were able to capture one of the most amazing pictures available of the spacecraft, a unique vi... |
14 February 2010 05:46 GMT |
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The WISE observatory, launched on December 14, 2009, has recently snapped its first photos of the Universe, the American space agency is proud to announce. Praised as one of the most advanced infrared instruments in orbit today, the Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer is scheduled to conduct in-depth surveys of the s... |
7 January 2010 16:01 GMT |
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Flickr and Getty Images have announced an extension of their partnership, which allows Flickr users to be featured in Getty's Flickr Collection and potentially get payed in the process. Until now, Getty has decided which users would get in and, so far, it has amassed over 60,000 photos in the collection. Now, th... |
6 November 2009 10:35 GMT |
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The Phoenix Mars Lander was a NASA mission that launched to the Red Planet on August 4, 2007, aboard the Delta II 7925 vehicle. It consisted of a robotic station that was to conduct scientific experiments on Mars, and study surface chemistry, weather patterns, atmospheric conditions, and the landscape too. Originally... |
5 November 2009 16:41 GMT |
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Researchers at the University of Washington have recently developed a new series of algorithms that allows them to digitize the entire city of Rome in less than a day. Using a collection of hundreds of thousands of tourist photos, taken within the limits of the city, the new software can easily stitch them together, ... |
16 September 2009 05:47 GMT |
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The International Year of Astronomy 2009 (IYA2009) saw the launch of numerous projects related to cosmic exploration. One of the most useful is the European Southern Observatory's (ESO) GIGAGALAXY ZOOM project, which aims at creating three amazing, ultra-high-resolution images of the night sky that online starga... |
15 September 2009 03:46 GMT |
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During the 13-day STS-125 mission to the Hubble Space Telescope in May, astronauts aboard space shuttle Atlantis conducted a large number of repairs and improvements on the iconic observatory, bringing it once again up to the highest standards. Now, after some five months of tests and calibrations, astronomers are fi... |
10 September 2009 02:54 GMT |
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Face.com first appeared onto the scene in March with a Facebook application called Photo Finder that scanned through Facebook's photo albums to find the photos of users or their friends using a powerful facial-recognition algorithm. Photo Finder is still in private alpha but the company has decided to try its ha... |
23 July 2009 09:20 GMT |
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X2, the successor of the Windows Mobile-powered Xperia X1, has been recently spotted into the wild, and now a new series of photos with the device is available over the web, allowing us to take a better look at what the handset should look like when it will come to the market. The first thi... |
12 June 2009 08:55 GMT |
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BlackBerry Storm 2, the long-rumored successor of the already available Blackberry Storm, has made it into the wild in a series of early photos. As many of you might already know, the handset has been confirmed by Research in Motion, though no official announcement on the device has been made until now, though it is ... |
15 May 2009 02:12 GMT |
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Users on popular photo-sharing website Flickr have been found to actually be creating maps of their surrounding areas, experts have recently announced. Making use of the site's “geo-tagging” service, which allows uploaders to specify the location where their picture has been taken, a research team ha... |
27 April 2009 05:08 GMT |
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More images with the highly expected Palm Pre mobile phone have recently surfaced into the wild, this time showing the high-end device running a YouTube application. The photos, which have appeared on Twitter only for a short period of time, show the device featuring a YouTube application that resembles a lot that i... |
25 April 2009 06:04 GMT |
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Since Monday, the popular photo-sharing website Flickr has started allowing users of its free services the possibility to upload small videos to the site's servers, in what appears to be a bid to challenge YouTube's and Google's dominance of this market. Behind the popular portal is Yahoo!, which seems... |
3 March 2009 07:01 GMT |
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Two photographs have been recently released from unknown sources in Borneo, depicting the weirdest of occurrences – a 100 foot-long snake-like creature cruising in the waters of the Baleh river. Natives are understandably scared of that, as they believe that the alleged monster is the mythical Nabau creature, a... |
20 February 2009 03:33 GMT |
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Sony is announcing a photography competition aimed at gamers using the PlayStation 3 who believe they have a little bit of talent when it comes to taking pictures.Sony has laid out some pretty simple rules. All you need to do is take a picture of someone you know as they are enjoying one of the PlayStation branded pr... |
2 February 2009 13:51 GMT |
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The online Facebook group that opposes the company's actions of deleting all photos of breast-feeding moms from users' albums and photo streams has recently gone beyond the 70,000 members limit. They started over 1,500 discussion threads on the matter, expressing their support for women who decided to post ... |
30 December 2008 08:28 GMT |
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Web2 Delight allows you to locate, view and transfer your favorite videos from YouTube, Dailymotion, Veoh, blip.tv, and photos from Flickr, Picasa, Webshots and Photobucket. Global Delight has updated its utility for transferring and managing content from the web to include user-requested features, user interface twe... |
3 September 2008 16:11 GMT |
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The social networking site MySpace is indirectly involved in a trial against a Wisconsin teenager. Alex Phillips, a user of MySpace, faces jail after he was caught posting indecent photos of his 16-year-old ex-girlfriend on his MySpace page. It appears that this was a vengeful act on behalf of the teenager, prompted ... |
22 May 2008 07:03 GMT |
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Baidu.com owns the Chinese search engine market with dominance, very much like Google does in the United States. And, just like Google oversees, it too has some problems with the content it circulates around the Internet. While the Mountain View-based company is currently undergoing a change in policy and thinking ab... |
19 February 2008 10:39 GMT |
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I think Vanessa Hudgens sure is feeling good right about now. I mean, REALLY good - as it seems that she'll soon be joined on the list of "Disney teenage wonders who took off their clothes" by yet another Hollywood hottie - the singing sensation Miley Cyrus a.k.a. Hannah Montana, who shows every sign of being re... |
26 January 2008 07:06 GMT |
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Last week, there was a security risk for all the MySpace users that had their profiles set to "Private" because somebody found a way to view their photos without having to be in the friend list. Several YouTube videos on how to do that were quickly uploaded and the photo downloads soon took wings.A 17 GB file contain... |
25 January 2008 17:16 GMT |
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I mean it, that's the way to go about your business if you're the founder and executive of an adult photography startup, you're sexy and strongly believe in what you're doing. Sadly enough, I wasn't able to get access to the ranks of the site's testers that are still tweaking it, so I ca... |
17 January 2008 17:31 GMT |
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Even though it's winter time pretty much everywhere in the world, Majesco Entertainment thought it would be nice to bring the hot, arid climate of the African continent right on your Wii. As Wild Earth: African Safari has just been announced for Nintendo's console, be sure the game launches in time for the ... |
14 December 2007 02:21 GMT |
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Hayden Panettiere should make up her mind already. I have no idea what this (barely legal) hottie is playing at, but I'm beginning to feel confused. I mean, one day she's this totally demure, clever girl who appears reasonably mature for her age and seems to have both feet on the ground and not be too carri... |
12 December 2007 07:00 GMT |
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Whenever my friends and I go out and the topic of Amy Wino pops up, I am always the one who ends up getting laughed at. "How can you possibly despise Britney Spears and stand up for this wreck?", someone will always say. And yes, all this is 99% true: Amy Wino is a pill-popping, drunken mess of a woman, who has a har... |
23 November 2007 04:02 GMT |
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It's not easy to compete with Google, but Yahoo! seems to be up for the job or at least right now it is. The new releases seem to top each other's and right now it's the Sunnyvale, California based company's time to shine.Flickr, Yahoo's popular photo sharing site, has released today two new ... |
19 November 2007 05:08 GMT |
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What do you know! Britney's album drops today and, just as a huuuge coincidence, some so-called controversial photos featuring the pop wreck have made their way into the media. And guess what - they feature Britney striking a sexy pose while apparently "confessing" her sins (in a confessional box, of course), an... |
30 October 2007 04:30 GMT |
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It's all starting to look pretty real in the scandal involving boxing legend Oscar de la Hoya and the photographs depicting him wearing a rather girlish outfit - that is, a fishnet bodysuit, high heels and pink underwear. The interesting part is, the scandal broke loose piece by piece - first there were the phot... |
24 September 2007 08:51 GMT |
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Darling Kate, she's so sweet when she does that. Pose topless, that is, and just give everyone a look at her goodies. If I were to be really mean right now, I'd probably add that there's not much about her boobs that hasn't been seen yet, but anyway - she's just adorable, having fun in the su... |
11 September 2007 06:56 GMT |
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Man oh man, Vanessa Hudgens is a party animal. And I mean that in the literal way. Not only did she make the stupidest thing in her life when she took some revealing photos of herself which - of course - ended up online and outraged people all over the States and not only, but now even more shocking news has emerged.... |
10 September 2007 05:31 GMT |
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It looks like the scandal around High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens is in full throttle, with more pictures hitting the Internet and persistent rumors that the notoriusly conservative and family-oriented Disney Channel will drop Hudgens from the third installment of the hugely popular television show. Hudgens i... |
8 September 2007 06:42 GMT |
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Some time ago, Yahoo made what it seems to be an obvious move: it announced that it closes Yahoo Photos in order to remain focused on Flickr, a recently acquired photo sharing service that has almost the same features as this product. Because of that, all the users of Yahoo Photos must migrate to another photo sharin... |
17 August 2007 08:28 GMT |
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