This content aware fill feature demo from the upcoming Photoshop 5 looks amazing. Reminds me of Deckard’s Esper machine.

Instapaper on iPad

I’m probably supposed to keep this secret and build everyone’s anticipation to hype this up. Oh well. Maybe I’ll do that for the Instapaper edition for Apple’s next revolutionary computing platform.

First: Instapaper is definitely coming to iPad.

Second: Instapaper is coming to iPad very soon. Possibly even on day one — yes, I’m going for it — but that’s optimistic.

Awww, yeah.

No doubt (via Josh)

Yahoo released a new iPhone app today called Sketch-a-Search (iTunes link) that lets you circle an area on a map that you want to focus your search on. This obviates the need to know neighborhoods or even current location, a very handy feature when traveling.

Raiding Eternity

Joel Johnson masterfully takes on our digital and analog impermanence.

Ignore the domain and go ahead and read this (skip the dumb comments). More technology writing – hell, more writing – should be as thoughtful.

C-Span is putting their full archive online

This is pretty amazing - 23 years of every roll call vote and press conference available at c-spanvideo.org

The new “Lifesize Homewrecker Barbie” is really life-like.

—NPR brings the funny

I’m pretty sure I’ve posted this one before but since awkward day is apparently a thing now, who am I not to remind everyone that I once ROCKED the Maynard G. Krebs.

This picture of our very own Jason Permenter with long, braided hair is the best thing the internet has given us today.

Que tablet delayed

On this, iPad reservation day (I have a 32GB on hold at my local Apple store), Plastic Logic says that they’re pushing their release back until summer for some “tweaking”.

In case you haven’t been following along, the Que is billed as a “professional document reader” that will open Office docs and PDF files on a black and white e-paper screen. The high end model has 8 gigs of storage, WiFi + 3G and costs $800. It seems aimed squarely at business customers (“transfer files from your Blackberry”) not consumers, per se.

You don’t need me to make the bullet point comparison to the iPad, I’ll just say that I’m not exactly bullish on the Que.