This thing is a Targus USB 3.0 Dual Video Adapter and it gives your notebook or any other computer another display port. It simply needs one USB 3.0 port and has both DVI and HDMI to drive resolution up to 2048×1152 which is good display up to 24″. The Targus employs the DisplayLink DL-3900 chipset as it’s the only one in the DL-3xxx series to boast dual head output. Drivers are available for Windows and Mac. Thought it looks like the Mac drivers are only in the alpha stage.

I’ve never seen one of these in person so don’t blame me if you buy one and it turns out to be junk, ok? I just thought it was really cool and thought some of you guys with notebooks might dig it as well.

Source: Every Thing USB

Sonia Mansfield over at Hongkiat has a post about typography. To be more specific, she has a list of websites that help you learn about typography.

Jump: Hongkiat

Meanwhile, Speckboy has a post titled 4 Concepts for Simplistic Web Design which you might guess is a post about sheep herding but you’d be wrong.

Jump: Concepts for Simplistic Web Design

Then, Damon Bauer of Tripwire Magazine has post titled Rethinking Simple – Avoid Common Web Design Mistakes which you might guess is about simple design and you’d be right. You’re a quick learner. It’s a short post with some good links to other web resources.

Jump: Rethinking Simple – Avoid Common Web Design Mistakes

That’s all for now. Soon I’ll try to post a list of awesome Photoshop stuff I’ve been collecting for you.

Mike

I’m just gonna rip this verbatim from the awesome WebAppers web site:

Face.com has just opened up their APIs so that you can integrate their face detection and recognition technology with your apps and services. Whether you’re looking to add tagging for photos, cool sci-fi experiences, or creative flavors to your apps, Face.com API here to help.

They offer services for detecting, recognizing, and tagging faces in any photo, through our REST API. Face.com’s services are offered for FREE with rate limits. Whitelisting and Premium licensing options are available. Also, they process photos from anywhere, so you can mix and match photo sources with user IDs, which could enable you to, say, recognize Facebook users in Flickr photos.

Requirements: -

Demo: http://developers.face.com/new-detector-demo/
License: License Free

Source: WebAppers