Whatever I Feel Like

I read tonight that Adobe is going to release an online version of Photoshop within 6 months. I love it! Sounds like they plan to make it ad supported, which should work well since if they do this right, I know it’ll be an extremely popular tool. Of course, they’ll have to scale down the application so you won’t get all of the features from the full version here. Gotta keep people paying for those software licenses to pay the bills, yo. I’m really looking forward to checking this out. It will be handy to have for when I’m on a computer that doesn’t have Photoshop. And for those people who have been relying on Microsoft Paint, this should open up a few doors.

[tags]Photoshop, Adobe, Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop online, portable Photoshop[/tags]

Google really is going to take over the world, aren’t they? I’ve seen two applications this week that just blew me away. The first one was the “Call” feature on Google Local. When you do a search for a local listing, a link titled “Call” appears next to each listing which, when clicked, prompts you for your phone number. Once entered, Google will place the call to the business for you. As soon as you hit enter, the phone number you entered rings, waiting to connect you to the business. Very, very cool. We’re already looking into how we can maximize this feature at work.

The second feature is on Google Maps and it’s called “Traffic”. Key in a location, then click on the “Traffic” link in the top right to see real-time traffic data overlaid on the map. Powerful!

[tags]Google, Internet, Internet applications, Google tools[/tags]