Erik Johansson, a young talented artist from Sweden, creates remarkable images by digitally modifying photographs that he took himself.

Reimage is a web-based service that automates PC maintenance and repairs so that any PC will run like new, everyday. It repairs windows xp and its file like dll ,helps in removing spyware ,free virus removal, windows xp fix.

Reimage is using a proprietary technology mimicking a human decision making process to identify and execute the repair plan. Reimage is the only consumer product which repairs computers fully and is widely used by PC technician.


It specializes in operating system problems and PCs that won't reboot. Reimage uses an ActiveX agent to diagnose problems with registry keys, files, drivers, and other OS components. The repair doesn't affect user data or applications on the machine --Andrew Conry-Murray(Information Week).

The company claims a 99% success rate on repairs (the remaining 1% are unrepairable due to hardware issues) and offers a money-back guarantee with no questions asked if not satisfied.

Other than repairing it also provides services like antispyware ,system restore,computer slow,system recovery,antivirus.

Reimage Home Addition has exclusive access to a dynamically updated web repository of fresh system components - used as "spare" parts for the repair.No other PC repair/registry repair software on the market offers this.

It will cost 65#  for 1 complete repair with 7 days money back guarantee.

Various updates on it can be found on Reimage blog.

Check out Video: How the technology works

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Walter Higgins from Sxoop Technologies has put together a great app that users of Twitter will love, its called Twitter Mosaic. If you use Twitter, you will know that as a user you ‘follow’ people of interest you to and others ‘follow’ you if you’re interesting enough.

Walters Twitter Mosaic application allows you to compile all the profile images of those you follow, or those that follow you and place them on to a T-Shirt, a mug, a bag, a business card or even place them on your website or blog, just like this:


People are already putting the resulting Twitter Mosaics on their blog posts, desktop wallpaper, mugs, T-shirts, bags, business cards… you name it. The application has evolved somewhat since I first looked at it — and now lets you selctively delete avatars from the resulting mosaic and even order printed products. It also presents you with the HTML code to embed the mosaic on your own website or blog post.

You can also follow me here

So if you’re on Twitter, why not check out your own Twitter Mosaic.