ArchiveJune 2008

An Interview With Cris DeRaud: TinEye Fan

As most of you know we launched TinEye, our image search engine, in closed beta and since its launch it has garnered quite a following and fan base. This has been tremendously helpful to us…what better way to improve an image search engine than have a very involved community sending you feedback on a daily basis?

Everything is Visual: Introducing the TinEye Mona Lisa Widget

Because we love to have fun at the idéeplex we came up with a snazzy, embeddable widget that demonstrates the image identification technology behind TinEye: the image search engine! What is TinEye you ask? Given an image to search for, TinEye tells you where and how that image appears all over the web – even if it has been modified. When you want to find out where an image is being used on...

Cool Searches from our TinEye fans

We asked, you answered! We asked you what TinEye search just knocked your socks off? Which one made you laugh out loud? What search made you look around and say “I just have to show someone this, it’s so cool!”? And you answered us. We’ve had hundreds of submissions to the cool searches page! Thanks to all our fans for sharing and for having as much fun with TinEye as we...

We like to Wordle

Wordle is awesome! Two thumbs up to creater Jonathan Feinberg.
We love new, cool web toys here at the idéeplex. Have you tried out Wordle?
Wordle is a website that generates “word clouds” from text that you provide. Plan to set aside some time, it’s addictive (kind of like searching images on TinEye)!
Check out our TinEye Wordles.

TinEye’s “Cool Searches” – now with extra “cool”!

One of the really fun things about TinEye is coming across a surprising search that makes you say “Wow, this so cool!” It can be a bit of a contest here at the Idéeplex, finding the most interesting results using our very nifty image search engine. TinEye has a “Cool Searches” page that showcases some of the interesting TinEye searches we’ve come across in our travels...

Jim Goldstein interviews Leila Boujnane for EXIF and Beyond podcast

Catch our CEO talking all about the exciting features coming down the pipe for TinEye on EXIF and Beyond with Jim Goldstein. Jim is an independent photographer specializing in landscape, travel, nature and event photography. He also produces the informative and engaging EXIF and Beyond podcast and shares insights on photography and the photo industry on his blog. TinEye has only been in a private...

Robots Everywhere

Well, we are not the only ones in the world who love robots! Have you seen the Mozilla robot? What a beauty! If like me, you missed the Firefox launch party in Toronto (well, you know some of us have work to do!) then you are going to enjoy John Slater’s post about the FF3 new designs and branding. John is the Creative Director at Mozilla and documents some his design and branding...

Always improving!

Our awesome developers have been super-busy rolling out the latest TinEye tweaks and updates. Thanks to our community for sharing all your suggestions, we’re listening!
We’ve made quite a few changes here and there, some you might have noticed, some are behind the scenes but all of them are going to help make your TinEye experience even better!

I will do

“I will do what I’m told without question ’til I’m old” or the shorter version “I will do” is the title of Maura Cluthe’s robot sketch and I have to say we love it! Her robot sketches are awesome. Have a look for yourself.

(c) Laura Cluthe