How to change the background color in Windows Photo Viewer

by Tim Colby | Jul 8, 2016 | Blog

I’m still looking for a way to change the background color of the Windows 10 Photos APP, but this did work for the standard Windows Photo Viewer that came with Windows 7 and up…

When you open a picture file in Windows Photo Viewer the default background color is [off]-white. This is just fine in most use cases. But you might find yourself in a situation where your picture is very

Source: How to change the background color in Windows Photo Viewer – Super User

eero – Finally, WiFi that works

by Tim Colby | Jun 20, 2016 | Blog

eero is the world’s first home WiFi system. A set of three eeros covers the typical home. They work in perfect unison to deliver hyper-fast, super-stable WiFi to every square foot. It’s simple to set up. Easy to manage. And gets better over time with new features and improved performance. Stream video, get work done, or swipe right in any room — not just next to your router. Finally. WiFi that actually works.

Source: eero – Finally, WiFi that works

Microsoft Flow Preview

by Tim Colby | Apr 29, 2016 | Blog

New preview service from Microsoft similar to IFTTT…

Automate tasks by integrating your favorite apps with Microsoft Flow. Make
repetitive tasks easy with workflow automation.

The Impossible Project Debuts Its Very First Camera, The I-1

by Tim Colby | Apr 12, 2016 | Blog

Everybody is “reinventing” things these days, but even still, we would be lying if we said we weren’t at least intrigued by the all-new Impossible Project

Source: The Impossible Project Debuts Its Very First Camera, The I-1

I would love to work with this camera!

by Tim Colby | Apr 9, 2016 | Blog

…Just need a little more disposable income!

Meet the world’s first multi-aperture computational camera. The Light L16 Camera uses breakthrough optics design with the most advanced imaging engine ever created to give you the control of a DSLR with the convenience of a smartphone. With 16 individual cameras, 10 of them firing simultaneously, the L16 captures the detail of your shot at multiple fixed focal lengths. Then the images are computationally fused to create an incredible high-quality final image with up to 52 megapixel resolution.