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Idéé labs holds several tools which let you find images in an ingenious manner. Via the Multicolor Search lab you can define up to 10 colors and it’ll search its database (or Flickr) for images with those colors. An other way of searching the by uploading (or referring to the url of) a pic via …

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You might have read that the photographs of the Iranian missile launch were forged. And *boom*, the big crowd jumped on the bandwagon. Do not underestimate the power of the interwebs!

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Remember Desktop Magic, that online tool which easily creates vectors from images you upload (and that even better than Illustrator!)? Turns out they have an offline version (viz. Desktop Edition) now. Windows only though, Mac version will follow so they say 🙂

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“What if there were no stop signs… and a major corporation was charged with inventing one?” – Now that is SPOT ON! (via @postback)

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John Resign (creator of jQuery) has a little mini-announcement: “Starting this week about half of my time at Mozilla is going to be spent driving the direction of the brand-new Mozilla Firebug team. I’m, understandably, quite excited about this proposition.” … whoa!

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Now that‘s nice! “Put simply, it enables iPhones to switch from GSM to WiFi (when WiFi is nearby, of course) on-the-fly in order to save cell minutes and bypass the hassle of manually changing over.” (via manu, via IM)

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List of 10 commandments of web design knocked up by some great brains out there. Number #1 practically summarizes Wolf’s most recent article

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WordPress 2.6 is out! Changes are “you can now track changes to every post and page and easily post from wherever you are on the web, plus there are dozens of incremental improvements to the features introduced in version 2.5” Be sure to watch the video 😉 And oh, in case you were wondering: the …

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By now you’ve probalby heard about Radiohead’s new music video wasn’t filmed by a camera but shot by lasers. Not to sure what to expect from it, today I found that we can watch the “video” over at Google Code. Sweet interactive video (click and drag whilst playing!). Reminds me a bit of the raw …

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