Image resizing technology of tomorrow

This is going to be one sweet application/add on for Adobe. Apparently it resizes pictures without cutting off pixels on either side through some sort of pixel selection process. The thing is that these pixels just go into "hiding" when you resize a big picture into a small one. And the opposite is true when you resize back from a small picture to a larger one. Thus, making the picture totally liquid. The co-inventor of this technology was just picked up by Adobe to implement this into the next version of Photoshop. Watch the demonstration here.

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Google Earth Heads for the Stars

Google Earth is no longer well just Google Earth. You can now view the stars in our sky using Google Earth. According to Google, the new functionality allows users to “explore the universe from the comfort of your chair.” Users can zoom in on galaxies hundreds of millions of light years away, explore the constellations and even witness a supernova explosion. Just when you thought Google couldn't document anything else, they reach for the stars. Shall we just rename Earth "Google Earth"?

Curious? Head for the Stars here.

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The Coolest Way to Discover new Music

This is a very cool way to listen to new music depending on how you feel at the moment by imputing the tempo of the music, your mood and among other options the year it came out.. Simply put It's amazing!!

Curious? Check it out here Musicovery.com

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New, thinner iMacs take stage at Apple press event

Video: Apple unveils its new iMac, talks about Numbers "the prettier version" of Microsoft's Excel, and iMovie '08 where you can now directly upload your movie to YouTube. Can Apple and Jobs really improve upon an already sleek design of its iMac? Seems to be that he can... Check it out here.

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