A couple years ago, we discussed how to hide files in JPEGs. The method we discussed worked well, but many novice computer users may feel more comfortable using a piece of software to hide files.

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Hide Files in JPEG Pictures the Easy Way
Like most Google products, YouTube has a lab section full of new features the Google experts are currently testing. YouTube’s experimental section is called TestTube

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Time and again, Windows users who switch to the Mac platform have difficulty settling on a desktop blogging application. There are a few stand-out applications, but most of them are not free, and it’s difficult to make a one-to-one feature comparison between your current application and a similar application for OS X.

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Desktop Blogging Apps for the Mac
With the ability to use an RSS feed to rotate our wallpaper with Windows 7, finding a good RSS image feed becomes the holy grail for many of us. There are an endless supply of image RSS feeds thanks to sites like Flickr and Photobucket where anyone’s vacation photos can become an RSS stream. In this article, we have tried to avoid streams like those, and have instead found a collection of RSS feeds of striking image quality from sites all over the Web. 1. Getty Images Getty offers one of the largest assortments of individual image RSS feeds on the Web. You can subscribe to editorial images in categories such as entertainment, sports, news or features, or you can subscribe to creative images or the highest customer rated images. Something here will likely please everybody

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7 Best Image RSS Feeds
Color splashing is a very basic photo editing technique that is used to accentuate certain features of a photograph. By leaving certain areas of a photo colored, and filling the rest of the photo with grayscale, you can highlight certain parts of an image to make them stand out. Chances are, you have probably seen a color splashed photo before.

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How to Color Splash Photos