DIY DAYS – fund :: create :: distribute :: sustain
How do we sustain ourselves as storytellers in this day of shifting distribution systems? How do we monetize our work and get the word? Presented by the WorkBook Project – DIY DAYS aims to answer these questions with a day of panels, roundtable discussions and workshops: A look at how to fund, create, and distribute and sustain.
I installed iPhone OS4 beta 2 last night. Not my best idea. I don’t see any new features other than some animation. There are numerous problem though, the camera and screenshots no longer work. This is probably an issue with storing the photos. I have tried photo apps, but none work.
There was an other issue when trying to update app from the App Store. It repeatedly refused to update advising me to download the updates using iTunes or when connected to a WiFi network, the problem, I was connected to my WiFi. To get around this I deleted the apps in question and reinstalled them.
I updated my iPhone to OS4 on Saturday. Two new features I have noticed. First IPv6 in the Wifi configuration options. Second, you can select multiple photos and video and choose to email them or upload them to mobileme. Also, events and faces in the gallery for people who use iPhoto.
Update: I’m having problem charging. I have to restart the phone before it will start charging.
Opened in Tokyo last December, the 9 Hours is a new hotel-dish, already common in the “format” of accommodation in Tokyo. The name comes from the concept of divided time: 1 hour to shower, sleep for 7 and 1 more to get ready for the next day.
But the highlight of the 9 Hours is its minimalist design, created by Fumie Shibata of Design StudioS. They are only four colors, often black and white, for all the visual identity and signage of the hotel.
