Monthly Archives: February 2009
COLOURLovers :: Color Trends + Palettes
Here’s a neat looking colour picking website. Quite similar to Adobe’s Kuler. Never have enough of these sites. There’s so much potential for creativity when creating such web applications.
Is this cool or what…
Downloaded and installed Safari 4. Some real neat features. I particularly liked the way they display the history with a flip view.
Safari 4 beta out
Safari 4 is out in beta. Looks like some competition from Chrome has done Safari a bit of good. They’ve come up with some really cool features such as the cover flow view. More details on features at the site. … Continue reading
Querious – a MySQL client for the Mac
Querious is a new MySQL database management application written from the ground up exclusively for Mac OS X Leopard. Unlike mindless Mac OS X versions of applications made for Windows or Linux, Querious is a stunning new app that is … Continue reading
Piwik :: an open source alternative for Google Analytics
Piwik is a free and open source alternative for Google Analytics. It’s an installable application that plugs in quite nicely into an existing setup. It provides just about all that you need in terms of reporting such as visitor information, … Continue reading
iPhone font detector
MyFonts is yet another super cool iPhone application. This app uses the iPhone camera. So if you run the application and scan some text with the camera it will detect the fonts used. you can email this info or just … Continue reading
Brilliant PC vs Mac ad with the Transformers
Boy do people have a lot of time on their hand. Nonetheless this is quite well made.
I definitely want to get me one of these
Altec Lansing’s inMotion iM600. Gorgeous, 7 hour battery-life on a rechargeable battery, and kickass sound quality and power. My iPhone will play well with this.
TwitterHawk
TwitterHawk is a recently launched Twitter based advertising service. They claim that they offer what is “arguably the most targeted marketing”. From what I understand they offer context-aware ads on Twitter. The example that they offer is if you set … Continue reading
Pattern tap – inspiration for web designers
Came across this real neat website called Pattern Tap that has a collection of a whole lot of designs from websites. the great thing is that the collection has been organized quite well which makes finding something you can use … Continue reading