Spark Armada by Nir Ofir

"The Keyboard" pics from Rabin Square

Here are the pictures that we took from the roof of Tel Aviv city hall. Unfortunately, we didn't managed to get 1000 people for this photo but the 300-350 people that came where enough for producing this great pics for the cover of the "Mikledet" book.

"The Keyboard"

Tapuz.co.il Logo

Painting the square took us 3 hours

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Very interesting website. the domain name say everything:

http://www.iiiiiiii.com/

[Speakers on]

My World

Today we at Tapuz.co.il have launched a new product/service that we call “Worlds” or in Hebrew “Olamot”. The idea behind this product is that any “netizen” needs a digital place that will act as a center for his cultural, social and professional interests and contents. More and more people spend more and more time in the virtual world with their virtual identity and this hub will help them to develop and maintain their virtual reputation.

In the next screenshot you can see “My World”. Click here to see it live.

1.      The navigation bar to My Blog, My Album, My polls, My friends and my Forum

2.       My interest: list of my interest with links to other people with the same interest.  My Poll and My links to blogs, web sites, forums, chat rooms and more

3.       My Content: Last posts from my blog, Comments and messages I wrote on other blogs and forums.

4.       My friends: links to my friends worlds and to a pages showing who consider himself as my friends.

5.       My Photos, Personal details and ways to contact me

Every new content item in “my world” can create an “RSS Event” for other users that want to “listen”.

The “Worlds” platform is an upgrade of an older platform of simple personal cards.

Israeli RSS Joke

A Quick and weird Israeli entrepreneur took advantage of the rising popularity of RSS and bought the domain RSS.CO.IL for advertising his phonesex services.

We want Hebrew in our iPOD!

Apple does not support Hebrew in  iPODs. Edo Mendelson, an Israeli developer has programmed a free application that enables using Hebrew font on the iPOD. "Yeda", Apple disributer in Israel,  doesn't support any of the iPODs that needs technical support after using his software.

Meanwhile, A group of Israeli iPOD fans have started a petition calling Steve Jobs & Apple to support Hebrew in their product. 200 supporters have already signed it.

For financing the work on his software, Edo is starting to sell branded blank DVDR/CDR media: