If you're getting bored with all the text-heavy applications running on your iPhone, then you might want to try Andreas Linde's new image viewing application, Locations. This nifty app allows you to watch webcam images in the background while another application is running. Locations definitely spices up your mobile phone with all the added visuals it has to offer. To find out all the features in version 0.3.0 of Locations, read the full article.

Two juicy morsels of Apple tidbits comes our way today. According to an AppleInsider report, the next MacBook update won't deliver much in terms of new features. Apparently, Apple's 13-inch wonder won't be benefited with an LED-backlit display until a successive revision later this year. Also, it's unlikely that it would be enjoying the enhancements presented during Intel's Santa Rosa launch.

As for the MacBook Pro update, Apple is said to be focusing on boosting the grade of the MacBook Pro line. Enhanced set of features from Santa Rosa are also expected. If this happens, expect faster front-side bus speeds (800MHz) and second-generation mobile processors.

Now to the other juicy Apple bit - the ultra thin portable department to be exact. Apparently the company is hard at work to produce a sleek design for their MacBook ultra portable for it to cater to the Japanese market. AppleInsider adds that Apple is building the model around an ultra-thin, 13-inch LED backlit display. Here's what AppleInsider knows about the ultra-thin contraption so far:

• 13-inch ultra-thin, LED-back lit display
• No optical disc drive
• On-board NAND flash for faster application launching and boot times
• Built-in iSight webcam
• Thinner and lighter than existing MacBook offerings
• AirPort Extreme 802.11n enabled
• MagSafe power adapter
• Target launch late '07, early '08

We are all well aware of James' marriage proposal to Uschi Lang in front of the Apple store in Manhattan hours before it opened. The romantic move was part of a time lapse video that Apple set up to capture every moment leading to the store's opening.

But really, what is a proposal compared to a heart stopping, adrenaline pumping, race of garden snails? Windell, over at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories, took advantage of a Gawker to give us a 30 second clip of these snails in action. Gawker is an application for Mac OS X that creates time-lapse movies using a webcam. Images from your camera can be shared, allowing other users to record your image stream. Streams can also be combined to create a time-lapse movie with up to four locations side-by-side.

The garden snails race is just for appetizers. We have now arrived to the main course. Focaccia is a flat bread topped with spices and other products, which is related to modern pizza. The ingredients are irrelevant, what's more important is how does it come from being flat to being a scrumptious delight. Here's how.

Now all I'm waiting for is a time lapse from Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch, from his MacBook inside the fridge to find out if the light really does turn off.

Download: [Gawker 0.8]