Don’t want to spend $600 (or more) for Adobe Photoshop so you can edit your digital photos? Well, you’re in luck! Adobe just launched Photoshop Express, a totally free, online version. The free version doesn’t have all the bells and whistles but it does offer the basic, most important editing tools like cropping, converting to black and white, removing red-eye and resizing. In addition to being an editing program, this tool also allows users to store 2GB worth of digital photos. So now you can share all your great snapshots with friends on Facebook, MySpace and other social networking sites.
RezHub.com, a not-so-popular booking website, has come up with a way to get some attention. They’ve created the first ever integrated travel search website, full of green travel ideas . It’s a great idea for showcasing environmentally friendly hotels and for providing information on how to rent a green car. There’s info on choosing green flights (and how to offset your carbon footprint) and they’ve got green travel blogs and forums. The only problem is, I think they’re just doing it for the evil, other green.
BONUS BONUS WEBSITE OF THE WEEK
This month, Delta rolls out a new safety video
featuring the sexy ‘Deltalina’.
It’s your standard safety video except for one important detail: the lead flight attendant, Katherine Lee,
slightly resembles Angelina Jolie … OK, she’s got red hair and she’s better looking. But because of this and a few moments in the video,
it’s been getting a lot of attention – it hasn’t even made its debut on Delta flights yet and already, 700,000 people have viewed
it on YouTube. Check it out …
