Months ago I found a list of the top ten cameras that are used on Flickr but it looks like the stats have changed a little bit. This time the charts are coming directly from Flickr with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT at the top of the list by a mile. What is even more interesting is that they also break-down the stats to show the most popular of point & shoot cameras and cameraphones.

Tired of needing software to edit your photos? Phixr fixes (pun intended) that problem by offering an easy-to-use online photo editing service . It would be nice if it had some AJAX to it so that the page didn't refresh with each operation but that is something I can live with because of the other great features it has. Here are the things that you can do to a photo:

The article that ZDNet wrote yesterday caused a huge stir on the web and led people to believe that Office Genuine Advantage (OGA) would have the ability to put the Office Suite in reduced functionality if the software couldn't be validated.

AutoHotkey is a scripting language that is used by people all around the world. You can automate a ton of different tasks in no time at all and the software you need is completely free. What's even better is that you can compile your script into an executable file so that other people can use it without needing to download the software themselves.

Numbers on maps are no longer needed with the way that Worldmapper does things. They have a unique approach to displaying maps where they make countries and territories larger the higher they are in the statistic. The example map that I have shown above is for the total world population in which it is apparent that India is at the top of the list.

PortableApps.com just launched an awesome new suite. It has all of your favorite applications like Firefox, Thunderbird, and OpenOffice in one convenient download that can be stored right on your flash drive. Not only does it include all of the best programs but it also has the cool new launcher that is pictured to the right.

Computer geeks are often tagged as people are are unbelievably dull and have no lives. I'd like to think of myself as having a life but I have met several people that fit the stereotype of a geek. Textbooks, however, are often the last place that I thought a joke could be found but it looks like some computer geek authors have a sense of humor that is just itching to be unleashed.

Microsoft is not only fighting piracy in Windows Vista but they are also doing so in Office 2007, just as expected. According to a Knowledge Base article found by ZDNet there will be a reduced functionality mode for those people who are pirating Office 2007.

Google Reader is undoubtedly my favorite online RSS feed reader but I am still in awe that Google hasn't made a notifier for it and their Calendar. Of course a Firefox extension, called the Google Reader Toolkit, has finally popped up that will notify you when there are unread items in your Reader.

They appear to get bigger and bigger every year, and range in size from "just" a yacht to "gigayachts." While they are getting bigger, they're also becoming the next "must have" toy for the insanely wealthy people to own.  Of course the list of insanely wealthy people also increases every year which means that if you're in the yacht business... it's probably going pretty good right now!

Bryan sent me an email wondering how he could get a PowerPC friendly Linux distro running on the new PlayStation 3. Unfortunately (or fortunately because of the horrendous price) I don't have a PlayStation 3 to try to figure it out but people are getting Fedora Linux on it without too much trouble.

While developing our new site we decided to move away from the orange text because a lot of readers have emailed me saying that it is hard to see. We decided to go from orange to a more gold color because it is easier to read. The combination of blue and gold that we chose can be seen to the right (they have a few effects applied to them so that they look a little glossy).

Here is your week in review with Sunday's Summary! If you missed something, check it out.

In Firefox 2 Mozilla implemented a feature called Microsummaries that will let users have periodically updating bookmarks. Here at CyberNet we have a few different Microsummaries available for everyone to use to help keep track of comments and new articles.

Windows Vista is less than two-weeks away from being released to businesses but the consumer release is still over 2-months away. That leaves Microsoft plenty of time to promote individual features and aspects of the new operating system in hopes of building hype and excitement.

I have yet to have any of my luggage lost while I'm traveling, but I know there are others that aren't quite as lucky!  Thousands and thousands of people fall victim to this huge frustration and hassle every single month.

All of this week we have been working on a new site design and we're just wondering if there is anything specific that you would like to see? As of right now the site will have a new look and include some nice new features but it won't be so drastically different that you're not going to recognize the site.

In a press release on Tuesday Eset announced that they will be releasing the Vista-compatible NOD32 antivirus later on today. It will be version 2.7 and will be "."

A big problem for bloggers is that there are always a lot of people that steal your content. In some instances they don't even try to paraphrase the article so they just copy it word-for-word. I have seen this in many instances with articles that I have written and if you contact those people you'll often get a funny response like "oh, I didn't know I was doing that."

If you were one of the 20,000 people invited to test out Windows Vista then you're gonna have a nice present coming to you.