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The Rijksmuseum learns about widgets

Posted on May 19, 2006 | Post a comment |

If you're a proud Mac user or you've download Yahoo!'s widget engine, take a trip to the Rijksmuseum's web site: they've just launched a widget that shows you a different painting from the museum's collection every day at the click of a button. Click another button and you get a little explanation of the painting and its history. Nice, huh?

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