The future of music

Humyo

It been a while since I've posted anything here, so i thought i'd take 5 mins out of my schedule to blog Humyo.

Humyo is a new online storage service for all of your files. It's a fresh, friendly and very powerful way to make your files work for you wherever you are in the world.

- humyo looks after your files more conveniently and more securely than local or portable storage devices. Your humyo storage grows with you so you'll always space for more files on-top!
- humyo offers maximum levels of file integrity using n+1 redundant servers safely located in a former gold bullion vault. Use humyo and you will never lose a file again.

You just upload your files to humyo and access, share, publish and enjoy them from almost anywhere in the world on your computer or mobile phone.

So check it out at www.humyo.com

London Games Fringe

OK Folks - so we don't live in London so probably won't get to many of these ...but, some are being hosted via Facebook so could be worth a look. The Soho Project looks particularly good as it invites you to 'make your own reality game online..'
Enjoy :o)

Simple, portable, pocket sized wiki...

Need a wiki, don't have a server then this is for you! TiddlyWiki is a pocket sized, single HTML file wiki which you can carry around with you on a memory stick. It's really easy to use and has some very good functions considering it is all written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
The author of this systems describes it as:

"A TiddlyWiki is like a blog because it's divided up into neat little chunks (tiddlers), but it encourages you to read it by hyperlinking rather than sequentially: if you like, a non-linear blog analogue that binds the individual microcontent items into a cohesive whole. I think that TiddlyWiki represents a novel medium for writing, and will promote its own distinctive Writing Style." (See Wikipedia)

More pixel art by eboy

Pixel Art of London, New York and Berlin. Very creative.

Pixel Art of web 2.0 by eboy

An amazing piece of pixel computer art by eboy. How many websites can you find?

The power of multi-touch