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Head over to Flickr to see our unboxing photos of the MacBook Air. It is definitely as light and thin as Apple portrays it to be; very exciting.
Despite some initial negative reviews (we can all agree it doesn’t fit everyone’s needs), MacBook Air is selling well, and with seeing it firsthand, now we know why…
NOCS is a Swedish headphone company which Small Dog is adding to our lineup. With the success of the Urbanears products, the folks…
Apple has released the fourth version of its Safari web browser as a public beta for both Macs and PCs. This impressive new…
Today, Apple announced updates on the entire iPod line. First up: the new iPod nano (4G). Here’s a run-down of the new features:…
In years past, Macheist has grown famous for offering incredible bundles of high-quality, independent Mac software, usually priced for just $49. This is…
MAIL Take notes, use personalized stationery within your emails and create to-do lists. Ah! I bet you can guess why I would love…
We recently installed Adobe’s newly released “*Creative Suite 5*”:http://cs5.org/ on a few of our machines. One of the first features I was eager to try out was the new “Content Aware Fill” in Photoshop.
This new feature allows you to make a quick selection within an image, delete it, and automatically fill in a randomized background based on the surrounding elements within the image.
After tinkering with the new tool for a bit, I found that it worked best with natural organic images, such as the landscape scene featured in the video below. While it does not always do a perfect job, you can reselect pieces of the image after filling, and refill them to make the image more realistic.
While this tool is not useful 100% of the time, when the situation and image permits, it can save a ton of time!