Monthly Archives: January 2008

Watermark Your Pictures

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If you post your pictures online, you may have thought about how easy it is for someone to grab them and send them else ware, or use them in a way you don't approve of.  Take some control and watermark your pictures.  PicMarkr lets you easily watermark your pictures with  a name, web address, etc.  so everyone will know it's yours. PicMarkr

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Blog to the Future

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In WWI William Henry Bonser Lamin kept a journal and wrote letters of his daily life.  Now, 90 years later, his entries are being put up 90 years to the day that he made them on a blog.  Read the history of a soldier of WWI as if it were currently happening.  Learn about the time, the war, and the people. WWI: Experiences of an English Soldier

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Create Your Own WordSearch Puzzle

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Create your own wordsearch puzzle.  Submit words and personalize the settings a for your puzzle, and in moments it will be created.  You can see it online, or download a printable puzzle and answer key in PDF or HTML format. Create Your Own WordSearch Puzzle here.

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Get Money For Your Old Cell Phone

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Get a new cell phone recently?  Old cell phones just lying around in a drawer somewhere?  Cellphonetradeins.com allows you to ship them your old cell phones and get money for them.  They even pay the shipping.  They also accept old iPods.   This not only provides used/refurbished phones for those who need them, but it also helps keep them out of landfills and keep the environment cleaner. Cellphonetradeins.com

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Rename Digital Photos

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Namexif™ is a tool to automatically rename photos with the date they were shot. Digital cameras have their own clock and record the date to each photos with a precision of a second. Since the date and time is recorded for each photos (provided it is an EXIF compliant digital camera), Namexif™ is able to rename these photos according to the date. Doing so will:
  • make chronological order same as alphabetical one,
  • set a unique name to your photos
    • This is not so useful if you painstakingly rename all your photos as you take them off the camera, but very few people have that time or willpower.  This will at least help you organize your photos by knowing when they were taken at a glance of the filename. Nameexif

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