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Crestock presents the winners of their contest on the subject Feeling Sexy

Starting today computer giant Dell sells three systems preloaded with the popular and easy to use Linux distribution Ubuntu, finally giving customers a choice! Surprising, because Dell and Microsoft have always been working together quiet strongly, and Microsoft recently launched their anti Linux campaign in Canada.

DOE shocks people with a realistic advertisement that shows a car accidents and its consequences. How much drama do we need to believe the message?

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The booth is presented in semi-public spaces as a typical photobooth holding no denotation of it’s unique qualities. Users enter the booth, pose for 2 shots & exit as usual. During the developing process, the photos are “analyzed” & customized with forecasts consisting of patterns, symbols & messages.
(via Notional Slurry)

10 animals that won’t exist in 10 years

Smashing Magazine shows a list of 60 elegantly designed websites. All of them very clean, smooth, flat, sometimes with gradients and illustrative 3D effects. Yaawn…

Iconglobe has interesting test results about the understanding of symbols for public spaces.

The Piccadilly Park in the Australian state of New South Wales has found a smart and eco-friendly approach to house the wide variety of birds that live in that area. Farmer Rex Harris uses casings of the classic Macintosh computer introduced in 1984 to build birdhouses.

“The old Macs are perfect for nesting boxes with ventilation slots along the front, rear, and under the hand space where you lift them,” Harris says. “We tried the original iMacs, but they are too big and get too hot.”

(via AppleInsider)

Customizing is and stays a big trend! The german site mymuesli.com allows you even to customize your breakfast cereals. The service is so popular that they’re currently sold out.

(via bright.nl)

Designboom takes a look at the sunglasses trends of 2007. I’d take any pair that fits on my nose..