What a great weekend – the most important happening being our visit to Buckingham Palace. Second to that, stopping in at the Tomorrows Web Conference to see what was going on and partake in the aftershow drinks was the perfect way to spend Saturday evening. Although we felt a little old (the conference was aimed at teens) it’s amazing how switched on and clued up on their business everyone is.

The most impressive was probably James Proud (@jamesproud on Twitter) who is about to launch giglocator.com. He won the startup of the day award and rightly so – it has potential to be a great service and one which should be hugely profitable and popular… I just hope it gets off the ground quickly and without too much tech pain.

Other than that, it’s been business as usual. Pet Pupz has its new code which means we can move onto the new layout and extra functionlity. At the same time we’re still working on the two massive projects that were started a couple of months ago… they’re taking time but so far things are looking good – they really have potential to take social gaming to a whole new level!

The Tomorrows Web Conference is a one-day gathering in Central London to discuss and learn about the future of the Internet and Technology industry. The conference is the first of its kind in the UK, and with over 9 hours worth of fantastic talks, panels and pitches.

Although Tomorrows Web is primarily aimed towards Teenagers in Technology, those who wish to be on the cutting edge of the industry, meet and chat with the very people who will be building the web in 10 years time, are more than welcome to attend.

At Hidden Pixel we firmly believe in supporting those who are up and coming in the world of technology, both in the UK and abroad. So, take a look at the web site -http://www.tomorrowswebconf.com/