T-Mobile Would Like to Remind You:

That you're all using the internetz wrong.

It's not your fault really. I mean you REALLY shouldn't expect to be able watch, share, send the latest funny cat videos with friends and family. I mean do you really do this at home on your computer. Pffft. Of course you wouldn't.

Apps. What about Apps? T-Mo definitely wants you buying the latest and greatest smartphones. They can do so much with their 3Gs and 4Gs (Gs, they haz them), and apps and Android Market and all these things. Except, please don't do it on their network. Do this sort of thing at home. After all, it's not part of Fair Use.

Oh what the hell; T-Mobile would like to remind you, "Fuck you very much for being a paying customer."

Note: It should be stated that at least for right now this seems to only apply to UK customers. Still not cool.

T-Mobile via Kat Hannaford [Twitter]

Twitter's Who's Who

Image via Gizmodo.com

Lady Gaga has some 6.7 million followers, the most of any user but she doesn't crack the top 100 most influential Twitter users.

Cornell University has a new formula to determine who human users are actively following; measuring retweets from folks as the primary factor in calculating a user's influence. Although the study was aimed at calculated the most influential media-news agency, it's just great to see a best of Twitter that didn't involve Lady Gaga or Justin Bieber. Check the full list here.

Oh and a special congratulations is in order to the folks at Gizmodo for making top 10.

New Scientist via Gizmodo

Cosmic 140 - If you're not in this constellation map, you're just not worth 140 characters

I love infographics. I just do. Maybe because I'm an information sponge, maybe because I have too much time on my hands; but whatever the case is the Cosmic 140 by InformationArchitects (or iA) is nothing short of amazing. IA compiled the 140 most influential people on Twitter and charted their position in the twitterverse. It's really nothing short of breath-taking.

Via Gizmodo

Site to See: Photoshop.com

Hey Guys! John Mayer here.

Just wanted to let you guys know all about Photoshop.com. It’s a rock solid and essential site if you’re into photo-sharing or are starting up a blog of your very own. Photoshop.com provides you with not only storage for all your images but easy to use basic photo editing tools.

Sure you probably already have a Flickr, Picasa, or Photobucket account but what really makes Photoshop.com stand out is the quality of the photo editing tools available to you. Photoshop lets you make simple changes to your images like crops and resizes but it also offers some of its basic software features like color correction and effects all online and all for free.

Once you’ve made your edits and saved your picture Photoshop gives you the option of creating a public photo album to share with anyone, an embed code so you can copy and paste right onto your blog or site, and even a link to the picture to send to friends via email. Got a Myspace, Facebook account? Photoshop got your back with this too. Photoshop allows you upload directly to your favorite social networking site right from there. Visiting more than one site to get things done.

Photoshop’s basic offering -known to my adoring fans as their free offering - provides you with 2GBs of space. If that’s really not enough for you; they offer tiered pricing for more storage at a decent price. Now you too can get in on the photo sharing fun... just like your favorite Rock God!

Peace out, FJM.