Links to Click: PicTreat

Ricardo Trejo Aug 16, 2009 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Pictures

One of the best photo touch up sites I've ever seen. Take a picture, upload, and treat. You'll see flat images come to life after getting them "PicTreated". Lighting and contrast issues will be remedied with a single click, even unsightly blemishes.

Right now the site is free, but after snooping around I get the impression that it's looking for ways to monetize this great idea. You can sign up for a free account, or use myspace or facebook connect to automatically be ready to go.

Here's a photo I uploaded and treated.

[Via PicTreat]

3rd gen Apple iPod touch video surfaces

Brandon Davenport Aug 16, 2009 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Apple, Gadgets, News, Videos

Early this week, covinoandrich uploaded some pictures and a video of the supposed new iPod touch 3rd Generation device. 

The video is suspicios because the iPod is not fully intact and looks aged. The camera is very convincing but, alot of questions are left unanswered.

The article was quickly gobbled up by AppleInsider and the news spread virally on all the most popular blogs and news sources out there.

Thenew evidence, from the blog ofThe Covino & Rich Show, surfaced this week. While the initial low-quality pictures were met with skepticism, much of that appears to have died after numerous updates with better resolution photos and even a video of the purported device.

The report states that the person who sent the pictures claims to work for Apple, and the device was used for a "durability test," which is why it shows signs of damage. The device has a 2009 date on it, and the pictures include side-by-side comparisons with the 2008 model.

Via AppleInsider

Pspgo.co.uk promotes DSi

Ricardo Trejo Aug 16, 2009 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gaming

In possibly the ballsiest move I've ever seen Nintendo do, besides release the Wii 2 days after the PS3, they decided to nab up the domain name: www.pspgo.co.uk

Or did they? There isn't really any proof if it was a crazed fan or Nintendo themselves. I CAN easily see someone trying to cause chaos for both sides with this act, but then again if Nintendo did it then you have to give them credit for truly taking it to the streets. It's on like Donkey Kong now.

[Via Destructoid]