Most of you probably still remember what a Polaroid camera was, but I suspect that many of today’s tweens and even teens probably don’t. With the rise of the digital camera, Polaroids quickly faded into nonexistence. Strangely enough there actually hasn’t been anything that really takes its place, at least when producing near-instant pictures from the camera itself. Sure, you can buy a portable printer for peanuts these days, but it still isn’t quite the same. Well guess what folks, the Polaroid instant camera  is back, and updated for the digital age.

It seems only fitting that Polaroid be the company that rolls out a digital camera that can print instant pictures. The new Polaroid PoGo combines the best of the new and old. On one hand, it’s a regular digital camera with all of the usual benefits like an LCD screen and the ability to perform quick edits. Once you’re happy with the shot, just press a button and in 40 seconds you have yourself a 2”x3” picture to hand off to someone. The special paper is called Zink (short for Zero Ink) and is touted as “smudge-proof, water-resistant, fade-resistant and tear-proof.” You can pick up the camera for around $200, while the Zink paper can be bought in packs of 30 for $13.

[ Amazon ] VIA [ Technabob ]

This online PNG optimizer can reduce the size of your PNG image up to 13% by optimizing compression and stripping unused meta-datas. You can also use it as a PNG converter as it will accept different input file formats.

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Twitexist is a Twitter Greasemonkey script that changes the infamous “What are you doing?” prompt on Twitter into a more interesting question to help you find a more inspiring or useful tweet to  send out to your audience

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Once again you need to have Firefox and the Greasemonkey addon installed in order to use this script. If you’ve been experiencing Tweeter’s block, this may be the solution for you.

Google asked some people in Times Square: “What is a browser?” and “What’s the difference Google and a web browser?”. The response really shocks me.