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Strange developments are afoot at The Pirate Bay, the torrent site that went down after its servers were seized in Sweden nearly two weeks ago. Yesterday, the site sported a looping video background of a black pirate flag. Today, The Sunday Morning Herald reports that a digital clock has been added, showing the amount of time since The Pirate Bay last went down. More interesting, however, is a string of characters at the bottom of the home page. The string reads ‘JyO7wNzc8xht47QKWohfDVj6Sc2qH+X5tBCT+uetocIJcjQnp/2f1ViEBR+ty0Cz’ and is a graphic overlaid on top of the video. The graphic’s file name is ‘aes.png’, which is interesting…
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Last week, Facebook unexpectedly surprised us with a new app that lets you put stickers on photos, but it was available for Android users only. The app lets you put stickers on any photo; you can import an existing photo or take a new one and add stickers to your heart’s content. Stickered is geared up to drop you into Facebook Messenger after you’re done, but you don’t need it to use the app. Facebook today made the app available for iOS in addition to the app released last week for Android users, so you can sticker up your photos just in time for Christmas.…
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Just in time for holiday festivities comes the new AKVIS Neon, a special effects software package that makes your images glow. AKVIS Neon lets you create striking glowing line effects that transform photos into shining drawings with painterly attributes for a festive look — great for holiday cards, invitations or family newsletters. You can create eye-catching luminous backgrounds, abstract paintings, illustrations for photo books, posters, flyers and more. The software is highly customizable, letting you create a glowing image or a dramatic landscape or portrait, or simply outline edges to make a picture more personal and expressive. Easy to learn and use, Neon has a built-in collection of…
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