Today was the first day of the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference(WWDC), and Apple announced their new lineup of the highend Workstation the Mac Pro, which has two 2.66GHz Dual-Core intel Xeon processors, and adds up to be a very powerful 5.3GHz proccessor, and only starts at $2,499, and can also be upgraded to a Dual-Core 3GHz, for a 6GHz processor, which is just insane. (more…)

workFRIENDLY - A web app that makes it look as if you’re acctually working in MS Word, but infact its a pretty cool web browser.

Bullet Time - A game that I found on digg, you have to test your reflex and see how long it takes you to catch a bullet, when the gun is fired. Addictive game. (more…)

And you thought the Swiss Army knife did everything, well now it does one more thing. It has a built in MP3 Player, the player holds 240 songs, and can display three lines of text on the LCD diplay including the song title and the artist name. The Swiss Beat, thats what its called, it also come with an FM radio. The Swiss Beat costs $215, and don’t forget its not just a knife, or an mp3 player, or a can opener, or a sissor, uhh you get the point.

The auction started early Sunday for a starting bid of $0.99 for a digg profile which is in the top 100 users and submitters on digg. The username is GeeksForLife, the user has submitted 749 stories only 39 of which had made it to the frontpage of digg.
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iFizzle - Brilliant personal Web site based on OSX / Apple Mac interface. Looks good and sounds good also, I bet this guy spent a shitload of time developing this.

Population - One Person is One Pixel (more…)

Brilliant Button Maker - This is a very useful website that lets you create buttons for your website, there also known as buttons.  You can choose a color, a picture anything, very useful, esspecially for bloggers.

Top 10 open source OSX apps - Has a great list of the top 10 open source apps for the great Mac OSX, recently I also had a list of the “Top 10 open source programs” (more…)