I’ve come across quite a few places that let you submit thumbnail images of your own site (such as MyBlogLog), but creating the thumbnail is never as easy as it should be. If you take a screenshot yourself you probably sit there messing with the dimensions and cropping the image until it is just right.

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While the video game market may already appear to be booming, this may only be the beginning. According to the chief executive of Ubisoft (French Video Game Publisher), we can expect to see the market grow as much as 50% over the next four years. So who are the potential new gamers? Well considering how well the Wii has gone over with families, the new targets are

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Have you been wanting to create your own icons, but haven’t been able to find the software to do it? With IcoFX you can make icons in no time at all, and it’s not going to cost you a dime! What can IcoFX do for you? Check it out:

• Support for Vista icons with PNG compression
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Isn’t it great when sites like Amazon are given information regarding a product, and they publish the details right away. I think Amazon is known for leaking pricing and release dates of items, and they’re at it again with the HP MediaSmart Home Server.

Amazon had two different pages setup for the MediaSmart Servers: a

So yesterday, people were giving credit to Michael Bay (director of Transformers) for “standing up to Paramount” after their decision to back HD DVD instead of both Blu-Ray and HD DVD. He was quoted as saying “I want people to see my movies in the best formats possible.  For them to deny people who have Blu-Ray sucks! They were progressive by having two formats. No Transformers 2 for me.”

In the

Flying around space and zooming in on over 100 million stars and 200 million galaxies is now possible thanks to Google. Their latest version of Google Earth (version 4.2) includes “Sky for Google Earth” which will allow users to “Explore the universe from the comfort of your chair,” as Google says.

I was pretty amazed when Google Earth originally came out, and now I simply can’t believe they’re taking us to the skies. The images that

Microsoft launched a new search experiment yesterday called Tafiti. It’s primary goal is to demonstrate the power of the Silverlight platform, and there’s no doubt that it does a good job of that. As long as you have Silverlight installed you’ll be able to use Tafiti in Firefox, Opera, or Internet Explorer on both Mac’s and PC’s.

Tafiti, meaning "do