See what's under wraps at Adobe Labs
August 21st, 2008
Lifehacker reader Angelo Young likes poking around Adobe Labs, the software company’s public workshop for beta software, new technologies, and upcoming releases. For example, photographers and Photoshop fans can download the latest beta of Photoshop Lightroom to check out new features and see how it’s progressing.
Lots of major software companies offer similar “lab” sites, where you can download all kinds of cool in-development programs (keeping in mind that these are unsupported alpha or beta releases, some of which may never actually get released). Check out Google Labs, Microsoft Live Labs, and Yahoo Next and let us know what neat stuff you find. Thanks, Angelo!

XnView, a software to view and convert graphic files, really simple to use. Support of more than 400 graphics formats. XnView exists for Windows, MacOS X, Linux x86, Linux ppc, FreeBSD x86, OpenBSD x86, NetBSD x86, Solaris sparc, Solaris x86, Irix mips, HP-UX, AIX. The most important features are: Import about 400 graphic file formats and Export about 50 graphic file formats.



