Space is indeed the final frontier. Disk space that is. Now that you have gone digital and may even have a blog like this one where you post your images you are going to be looking for storage space on either your desktop or an external drive.

TechCrunch reports that C-NET has a new service that can't be beat. It's called All You Can Upload. A tad bit wordy, but it gets the job done especially because the storage is free. You pay zilch. Not bad, eh?

The downside as the TechCrunch report suggests is that if you loose track of your images (AYCUL generates links that you use on your blogs, for instance) you are done for. So, either you save those links off in Notepad or some other text recording program or upload your images again.

Allan Herrell, one of the commenters on the TechCrunch post has dissected the “terms and conditions” of this “free” upload and storage opportunity. His is comment number 19. Please read it before using this service.

10 Ways, by Getty Images tries to answer what makes visual language powerful and where it can take us. This is a visual odyssey. Hold on to your seats folks. Yes, you will need to have Flash Player 8 installed on your machine.

Stylegala, a website that presents the best in web design and web standards looks at Dalit Freedom Network whose central theme is to abolish the caste system.

I have always believed that great presentation with solid content goes farther than pure eye candy. This site is beautifully designed, with pleasing earth tones and some great imagery. The writing is lucid and interesting, with fresh links to current news stories. The three-column layout is also easy on the eyes.

The site is a winner. I just wish more desi sites invested in good designers.

Via Quick Online Tips [again!]

The Six Minute Project is “a collaborative multimedia experiment in which people upload 24 hours of their life, six minutes at a time.”

Got 24 hours to try this out?

Via Quick Online Tips

“A group of Indian Bloggers living in different parts of the world. USA, UK and India got “United in Music” for a venture called BlogSwara to produce some music.”

The songs are here. The group's blog is here.

I am listening to the “album” now – a mix of Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi songs. It's clearly a very successful experiment. Looking forward to seeing future versions of it.