This is now becoming a yearly tradition by our good friends over at Walyou. Halloween is coming up and if you still haven't got a clue about what you would like your pumpkin to look like this year, its not too late. Check out the link below to gain all the inspiration you need to work out the perfect design for your pumpkin. Designs range from Star Wars, horror movies, video games, the Simpsons, Family Guy, South Park and lots and lots more geeky styles.

In the above, I've only chosen two of their 200 collection of incredible designs, if you think they're amazing, you better check out their full collection.

[via Walyou]

Until recently, we've only been able to see BlackBerry's professional grade tablet device, the PlayBook Tablet behind a plastic box, however, at the Adobe MAX conference, this all changed. Why the collaboration between the two? You see, the user interface of the new OS for the PlayBook Tablet makes heavy use of Adobe AIR 2.5 � a new platform environment for developing apps, one which looks to extend its use among not just tablets but also different handheld devices like mobiles and even PCs and TVs.


As you will see in the video, the PlayBook Tablet is highly capable of multitasking, runs smoothly and most important is capable of playing flash videos in HD � a feature which the iPad has failed to provide to its users.

If you ever wanted to use Flickr, but you couldn't, because you didn't have Yahoo account, we're pleased to announce that Yahoo and Google have decided to become partners.

Thanks to this new partnership between Yahoo and Google, you can now open a new Flickr account with your OpenID. This is great, because Google users won't have to create a Yahoo account which is needed for signing up to Flickr. Instead, they can now sign up with their Google account almost instantly with a press of a single button.

Google is the first partner to team up with Yahoo, and we're positive that there will be more in the future. Of course, existing Flickr users will still have to use their Yahoo login to access Flickr. Question remains, why did Google decide to team up with its direct competitor Yahoo? Since many users prefer Flickr over Picasa, Google thought that this would be a good move in preventing its users from opening Yahoo accounts.

Anyhow, this is a great move by Yahoo and Google, and we can't wait to sign up for Flickr with our Google accounts.

[via Ubergizmo]