Sabifoo.com makes it easier than ever to publish to the web. By combining instant messaging with RSS (Really Simple Syndication), a whole new publishing infrastructure has been born. Now publishing to the world is as simple as sending a message.
I’d love to see a private notetaking application built in the same way. After all - your IM client is always on your desktop, and could provide an easy way to jot down an idea. But you could do more than that - how about the ability to use your IM client as a submit form, and send those notes off to other services via an API? You could create calendar entries (”meeting at 2pm Tuesday”), draft blog posts, write SMS messages and add items to your todo list, all without firing up your browser...

via sabifoo.com

tags: instant rss api service

Labels: rss, software_tips

heartbreak showcase @ ensonic.fm
enSonic.FM is an internet radio that plays all forms of quality electronic music (preferred progressive house and trance). We are committed to expose new talents and support the Dj's and producers who have defined and redefined electronic music. To aim at not only local dj's but also dj's world-wide on enSonic.FM to establish.

heartbreak showcase every sunday 06.00-07.00 p.m. cet on ensonic.fm

more: heartbreakcru
more: ponchmann aka pee da poo

tags: heartbreak heartbreakcru porz ponchmann peedapoo mix ensonic radio

openBC will be re-launching its website with a fresh, new design later this year. Beginning this week, you can have your say in the process that will lead to our new look & feel. Check out the Designer's Journal and see how the new design evolves.




The openDESIGN Challenge calls on designers to come up with better designs than ours for openBC's most important page - the personal profile page - with €10,000 to be won for the winning entry!

via opendesign.openbc.com

tags: openbc.com openDESIGN re-design

Labels: inspiration, software_tips, web_design

jajah is a simple webservice/website where you type in your own phone number (landline or mobile) and the number you want to call (landline or mobile) - your phone will ring, pick it up and you will be connected to the desired destination for free. your computer is not needed anymore after you have initiated the call and you are using your own regular phone.
its amazing, try it out!

* There is no download and no software
* You don't need a headset
* You don't need a broadband connection

via jajah.com

tags: JAHJAH telephone calls free

Labels: mobile_20

This API allows developers to tap into the core power of Digg.com and integrate their own services with it.


via WikiBoy : Digg

tags: api digg web

helio display, air video screen
San Francisco Technology Reporter Gabriel Slate looks at this new way to display video on air.
Very cool display in mid air. Like we have seen in our star wars movies...

via youtube

tags: video projection display

Markus Masuhr - Durch Die Donau EP
Polarlichter
Kaminholzspender
Durch Die Donau
Körpereinsatz
Wohnzimmerakustik
Playlist file

Markus Mashur - "... In 2003 I have become interested in minimal music (perlon, trapez, background and of course Jacek Sienkiewicz). Since then I go this way. ...." read more

via Equaliteq Net Label

tags: Equaliteq electro netlabel

Labels: audio, netlabels

how beautiful....♫♪Strangers In The Night♫♪....ok, this week we have the messenger tool-time so i want you to present another one for boring times.
"...we live in a friend-whore culture; the more people with whom you’re even mildly associated, the cooler you are (see friendster, hi5, mySpace.)..." read more

Tworl is an interesting, but potentially risky idea. The service, which is currently in limited beta, connects random users via IM. It’s restricted to the AIM client for now, but support for Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk/Jabber and MSN Messenger is in the works - perhaps even Skype? <- hmmmmm......imho i dont think SO!

Btw another quite excellent messenger project is Qunu, where users seek help on certain topics. check it out!

via tworl.com | mashable.com | qunu.com

tags: instant messenger webbased web20

Labels: google, instant_messaging, software_tips, software_tools