Yesterday, I posted about the software U.R.Celeb, which allowed people to create personalized covers of popular magazines. Later on, I found a website that offers pretty much the same thing. Magmypic means magazinize (is that even a word?) my picture. The site is pretty straightforward. Upload picture = magazine cover. Actually, it’s a bit more [...]

I don’t use a lot of extra fonts on my computer. For me, the standard fonts are good enough for my needs. However, a lot of my friends are font-crazy and love to have different fonts on their computers. Fonts500 is a website that claims to have 500 of the best fonts available. The good [...]

I have a Myspace profile, thanks to a friend who had his own band. There are a bunch of sites that have fancy comments as well as cool layouts you can use to customize your profile. All in all, I’m fairly satisfied with Myspace. The one thing that bothered me though was that I could [...]

That is at least the definition by us common folks who are happy to get an unlimited plan – be it Internet or mobile phone – only to find out that the fine prints are detailing lots of exclusions that turn the advertised unlimited plan into a limited one. I’m not a marketing expert nor a lawyer but this does look fishy to me.

We all know the drill. You want to buy clothes in a shop or online and have troubles finding clothes that perfectly fit. A device called Intellifit tries to revolutionize shopping by measuring your body and suggesting those clothes from selected brands that fit the best. This is done by scanning the body once for about 10 seconds using radio waves that make it possible to get an accurate body measure with hundreds of measure points of which many or used in the clothing industry today.