Firefox Mobile (aka Fennec) Will Sync Tabs with Firefox on Your Desktop [Fennec]
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
CleVR Creates Photo Panoramas with Ease [Downloads]
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/full/~3/vqZdaqpKJ1w/clevr-creates-photo-panoramas-with-ease
To get started with CleVR, you'll need to sign up for an account at their web site and then download the Adobe AIR app. From there, just drag and drop photos into the stitching tool, define some hotspots, and start stitching. When you've finished your masterpiece, you can save your progress or upload and share the panorama. Very cool!
If you give it a try, share your results in the comments. CleVR is a free download for all platforms, requires Adobe AIR.
XML Notepad 2007 is a Simple, Smart Editor for Web Code [Downloads]
It's not a beginner's tool due to lack of features or context—we're just assuming that most full-time or experienced programmers have their own platform preference for editing all sorts of code. XML Notepad 2007 is themed around the same kind of just-the-text-ma'am simplicity of Windows' Notepad, but does add relevant features for markup language hacking.
The left-hand pane breaks an XML document into a tree view of classes, tags, and their key values. All the text is color-matched to its identifier on the left, and writing in Tree View allows you to leave all the tag containers behind. If you want to see what your raw XML looks like, click "XSL Output," and you'll see what Internet Explorer would see when checking out the file. Copying and pasting are modified to ensure the nodes you shuffle around keep their contexts, and, well, that's about it for basic features. There's more to find in XML Notepad, but nothing more is required to get started.
XML editing gives one all kinds of powers over a system. We've detailed how XML tweaking can get your Firefox passwords into KeePass, help you roll your own timeline, and, to get your next level-up, build your own Firefox extension.
XML Notepad 2007 is a free download for Windows systems only.
XML Notepad [via Online Tech Tips]
Elecom MicroSD Reader Is a Barely Noticeable Nub [MicroSD]
The MR-SMC03 is so small that it kind of looks more like a USB hole stopper than a media reader. To use it, you slip your microSD card into the top part of the usb stick and then plug it into your computer. It's available in cherry pink, Azuria pink, black and white for roughly $13... from Japan only for now. [Elecom via Gizmodo Japan]
AMD Phenom II Quad Core Reviewed: Great Today, But Tomorrow's Cloudy [CPUs]
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