links for 2007-09-28

23, cre­ators of a Flickr-like pho­to­shar­ing ser­vice are devel­op­ing their ser­vice fur­ther (accounts in your own design and under your own URL) and are launch­ing new prod­ucts as a com­pa­ny that sup­port visu­al shar­ing in the work­space.

“Appar­ent­ly you can’t do a Pong remake with­out approval from Atari”

Ever since I saw Ahti­saari speak on Blyk at Reboot I’ve been anx­ious to see it actu­al­ly go live. Here it is, a free mobile net­work for young peo­ple. I love the seem­ing­ly ran­dom amounts of free mes­sages (217) & calls (43).

A Pho­to­shop killer for Mac priced 59 USD? You’ve got to be kid­ding. Giv­ing this a testrun right now and at first glance it’s quite good. Adobe look out.

Footage of upcom­ing indie game that involves you help­ing a bear find its way home. Nice car­toony visu­al style, intrigu­ing con­trol scheme. Shame about the crap sound that accom­pa­nies the clip.

Good lord, Sam­ba de Ami­go is com­ing to the Wii. That’s it, I need to get my Wii over from NL to DK.

Timo describes the Pic­nic pho­to-booth – an RFID-enabled, it uploads to Flickr and auto­mat­i­cal­ly cre­ates rela­tions in Picnic’s social net­work­ing site. My favorite pho­tos are the ludic ones where peo­ple try to trick the tech­nol­o­gy into doing sil­ly stuff.

A new Sta­men piece for Digg. Not sure this clas­si­fies as insight­ful but it sure is pret­ty and like the rest of the Digg pieces gives you a feel for the activ­i­ty on there.