* Create picture collages in less than a minute with just a few mouse clicks * Photos are automatically and intelligently placed using a very fast patent pending method * Use photos on your computer or from the web to make collages
Any shape
* Make collages in any imaginable shape or form * Rectangle, heart, circle, letters, or even draw your own shape!
Switch Off is a tiny easy-to-use utility that can automatically perform various operations like shutdown,hibernate or restart your computer, disconnect your current dialup connection, lock workstation, etc. It also provides fast access to this operations through system tray icon. Utility has fully customizeable Web interface, that allows you to initiate operations mentioned above remotely from any computer with web browser installed. Web interface includes WAP support, so you can control your computer from mobile phone. This utility is intended to be used by either novice or professional user, because of its intuitive interface and professional features.
Google Talk allows you to send files to your friends, right from your chat window! You can share photos, videos, or documents with the click of a button - there's no restriction on file size or file type.
Midnight Sun: Edward's Version of Twilight After four successive books by Stephenie Meyer (The Twilight series)the series has sold over 70 million copies worldwide with translations into at least 38 different languages around the globe.
The four Twilight books have consecutively set records as the biggest selling novels of 2008 on the USA Today Best-Selling Books list and has spent over 102 weeks on the New York Times Best Seller list for Children's Series Books.
The author was coming up with a new book titled "MIDNIGHT SUN" as some of you may have heard, Stephanie Meyer's partial draft of Midnight Sun was illegally posted on the Internet and has since been virally distributed without her knowledge or permission or the knowledge or permission of her publisher.
Digg started in September 2004 as a personal project. It was a social experiment in how masses of users could control and promote content without the external editorial control. After a very short time, we realized that we were on to something, as digg was becoming a great resource for breaking news stories, sometimes even before traditional media. Today digg has more than 140,000 registered users - a figure that is doubling every three months—and more than 500,000 unique visitors every day.
