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Pective: Photos in your web browser are the same size as they appear

Thinking about picking up a new T-Mobile G1, but want to know how big it is first? Pective is a new web service that will show you pictures of various items in actual size. Just select the size of your monitor and Pective will do the rest. The service isn't perfect. For example, I have a 15.4 inch widescreen display, while Pective only allows you to select a 15 or 16 inch display. So the picture ...

Tall Or Not: Ever wonder if you're taller than John Tesh?

Here's an interesting fact. Did you know that actress Yasmine Bleeth and US president James Madison were the same height? At 5 foot, 4 inches, Madison was the shortest president in US history. How do we know this? Because we read it on a free ringtones site, and if it's on the internet, it's probably true, right? RingoPhone's Tall or Not toy is obviously just an attempt to get you to use the ...

Tiny Menu: Save Firefox screen real estate

Exactly as its name implies, the Tiny Menu extension allows you to compress your entire Firefox menu bar into one item. And, thanks to a recent update, that item is now even smaller. Setting up Tiny Menu isn't entirely intuitive, so I'll outline the steps to save you a bit of time: Download and install Tiny Menu (don't forget to restart Firefox) Click your 'new' menu (the M) and then ...

sizeasy: Figure out how big it is before you buy it

sizeasy is one of those simple things that seem kind of obvious but which I probably never would have thought of myself. It's a web service that does one thing: Helps you visualize the size of things when shopping online. You can enter the dimensions of any number objects and then pick a familiar object to compare them to, like a pack of playing cards, a wine bottle, or a standard sheet of paper. ...

Graphically view your disk space usage with Filelight

Filelight is a Linux utility that creates a concentric graph of your computer's disk usage. Each color represents a different type of file, such as documents or apps, so it's easy to tell which is the biggest bully on the block. I found a utility like this for Mac OS X over on TUAW by the name of Disk Inventory X - has anyone seen a similar app for Windows? No specific OS flavor is required, ...