Cooliris has created a really interesting image viewer add-on for your browser.  PicLens is a full-screen viewer for multiple images, whether in slide-show format or in a "wall" of images that can be clicked, dragged, zoomed, etc.: It is available for various browsers, including IE, Firefox and Safari.  I have tried the IE and Firefox ones and I can say that the IE one is a disappointment when compared to the Firefox add-on.  IE only offers a 2D view and a slideshow, while the Firefox version really shows off the wall function (Flickr credit to t-dot-s-dot): Download and install this add-on and go visit your favourite Flickr page, a Google Image search result, and more.  They even have a Wordpress plugin so that it can be incorporated into a personal site as well.

As many already know, Apple introduced a new notebook to their lineup on Tuesday. The MacBook Air is a sub-portable, very thin and light, and fills a niche that Apple has not yet competed in.  There has been a lot of text already on the unit, so I thought I would give both a quick overview and some links to other sites to make reading up on it a bit easier.  Overview Thin thin thin, from .16-.76" (40-194mm) - it slopes to thinness on all edges to make it look even thinner than it is Light, only 3 pounds (1.36kg) 13.3" LED backlit screen with 1280 x 800 resolution - nice widescreen display, same as the current MacBooks 1.6Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor - shrunk down specially for the Air 80gb 1.8" hard drive - same drive as in the iPod Classic Full size keyboard - backlit with ambient sensor, too! Large multi-touch trackpad - multi-touch gesturing a la iPhone, very interesting to see where this goes 802.11n wifi support Bluetooth 2.0 Comes with Leopard and iLife '08 (as do all MacBooks) $1899 CDN The "uber-Air", 1.8Ghz with a 64gb SSD instead of a hard drive is available for $3248 CDN - ya, sure....;) Pros Size and weight Style Multi-touch trackpad LED backlit screen Backlit keyboard Cons Price - the curse ...