Scarface Elementary School Play

This shit is FUCKING insane. I wonder what city this took place in. I want to start a petition to make sure no one reproduces in this city ever again! Ha. Honestly, if you're going to let your child be in a school play reenacting Scarface then you don't deserve to have children. Everyone at that school should be fired and get paper cuts behind their ears. But, since it's been done and there is nothing anyone can do about it... It was kinda cute. Fuck you. Oh, and I want some of that popcorn on the table. Again, fuck you.

Amazing New Photoshop Features!

Damn, You may or may not know that I'm a graphic designer and this is a dream come true and also a nightmare! Dream come to cause it's going to save hours and hours of working time, BUT! When it gets out to the public everyone is going to use it and there goes our work! Ugh! Either way, it's fuck your face amazing. +97 to Adobe.

Just Announced! The HTC Evo 4G! The first 4G Phone!

I've recently been gunning for a new phone that wont have me bored after only a few months as my Blackberry did.. I think I've found that phone! The new HTC Evo 4G phone that was just announced almost two hours ago! 

It's official: Sprint's first WiMax/4G phone is everything we hoped it would be. TheHTC Evo combines the "perfect specimen" hardware of the Touch HD2, the Sense-on-Android smoothness of the Legend, and unprecedented download speeds. It's a beast.

The Evo (rumored as the Supersonic) has the much-loved 4.3-inch screen (480x800 TFT LCD), and 1GHz Snapdragon processor of the of the HTC Touch HD2. But while not even HTC's Sense UI skin could save that phone from its WinMo 6.5 underpinnings, Supersonic will run on the much sleeker Android 2.1. It'll be one of the first US phones to sport the latest and greatest Android OS, although Kat's already fully endorsed the 2.1 and Sense combo that runs HTC Legend in Europe. It also steps up the camera from 5MP to 8MP.

The emphasis on video is clear: the Evo's got HDMI out and a kickstand for full enjoyment of the 720p video of which it's capable. The phone's also got 1GB of built-in storage, along with 512MB of RAM.

The demos Sprint is showing us—of video playback and Google Goggles, do show very impressive download speeds. It also runs Flash seamlessly, a mandatory point these days to differentiate from the Apple mobile products that don't.

Even better? The HTC Evo will work as a hotspot for up to eight devices. No word on pricing on that yet, but it's pretty remarkable that you can run 4G speed internet from one phone that broadly. It's not kidding around, either; in a demo, it enabled the streaming of a scene from Transformers 2 through a Roku. It'll also, Sprint was happy to point out, work on an iPhone or Droid. It'll be available this summer, presumably for a truckload of cash.

It's a historic moment for Sprint, in a couple of ways. First and foremost, the Supersonic is the first 4G phone in the US. While WiMax currently only reaches 34 million people—and isn't yet it New York, San Francisco, or Washington, DC—Sprint partner Clearwire hopes to expand coverage to up to 120 million people by the end of the year. And those that are covered can expect download speeds far beyond what we've become accustomed to on 3G.

The announcement of the Supersonic, in combination with the recent addition of the Nexus One to their network, also puts Sprint in an unusual position of hardware leadership. In just a few weeks they've gone from a middling smartphone line-up to having arguably the two best Android phones on the market.

The biggest questions at this point are availability and pricing. Sprint is keeping mum, just stating a "Summer" availability, and interestingly clarified that not only is it not announcing device pricing, but it's not announcing plan pricing yet either -- sounds like a 4G-on-a-phone surcharge could be somewhere in our future.

[Gizmodo]