Adobe today said that users can expect the release of Adobe Creative Suite 3 -- the first Mac Intel-native version of the professional graphics suite -- in the second quarter of 2007.
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March 26, 2006
Free Orb TV allows user to stream TV from home to 36,000 ft
Given my failures with Slingbox, I'm a little skeptical, but I'd still like to take this for a test drive...especially since it's free.
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Company Develops a 1.5 Volt Paper Battery
The paper battery converts chemical energy directly into electricity. The process generates electricity without any environmentally harmful by-products and goes on at a very wide temperature and humidity with a stable power output.
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How to Have a 36 Hour Day
10 ways to get more time out of your day. Covers topics like polyphasic sleep and GTD and software applications that you can use to save time. Interesting stuff since time is the one thing we all want more of.
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Cold War "Time Capsule" Found in Brooklyn Bridge
In a dank and dingy vault underneath the Brooklyn Bridge, a routine structural inspection last week unearthed a veritable Cold War time capsule, city officials announced this week.
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Video: LED car rims display digital image while driving
I'm not huge into "pimping" my ride, but this is just cool. These rims can display an image on your rims while you drive. This video pretty much sums it all up. You can create custom images and change them while driving.
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hotDigg - The ultimate free Digg Screen saver
I actually wondered why nobody thought of this before? It looks pretty nice I guess and you don't need to go to digg every few minutes anymore, instead have your digg.com news delivered directly to your screen. This is -not only- a screen saver but works in a standalone mode as well.
3D version coming up soon. Screenshots available.
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Subvocal speech recognition
NASA researchers can hear what you're saying, even when you don't make a sound. This is done by recording the weak electrical currents from your brain to the speech muscles. Very interesting new technology.
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Prototype AJAX Windows
Based of Prototype 1.4, this class allows you to add skinnable windows within a page. Works on all major browsers. Uses one CSS and Javascript file and thats all.
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Crutchfield makes connecting your iPod to your car stereo easy as pie
Extremely useful application Crutchfield has created for the iPod owners out there. Tell it what kind of iPod you have and what kind of car you have and it will show you all the different ways you can connect your iPod to your car stereo.
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Study Shows most People are Unaware of Their Incompetence
The tendency of the average person to believe he or she is better-than-average is known as the "above-average effect," and it flies in the face of logic� by definition, it is impossible for a majority of people to be above average. Clearly a large number of the self-described "above average" individuals are actually below average.
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100% CSS Rounded Corners WITH anti-aliasing. No images. No JavaScript.
Spiffy Corners is a simple way to generate the CSS and HTML you need to create anti-aliased corners without using images or javascript.
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PS3 Game Photos from Sony's GDC Keynote!
Despite Sony asking attendees not to take pictures during Phil Harrison's keynote speech at GDC, a member of a Spanish forum managed to sneakily snap pictures of the games that were shown and has now posted his roll online.
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