citypixel.com - Continuing to Develop the Internet City of the Future

citypixel.com continues to add new features to their urban pixel city, PixelYork, by adding feature rich apartments.

Hartford, CT (PRWEB) September 25, 2006 -- citypixel.com has expanded it's suite of services by adding customizable virtual apartments with video, radio and gaming enhancements.

Users can 'lease' apartments, for no cost, and equip them with an array of furniture and accessories, and e-mail them like a free homepage. In addition, users can now use their TVs, game consoles, and, soon, radios right from within their virtual space to enhance their experience and that of their visitors.

citypixel has added in the ability to launch user specified YouTube content from within their apartments. This goes beyond myspace or facebooks' current video capabilities, and links citypixel to YouTube, a consumer media company for people to watch and share original videos worldwide, who currently has a user base in the tens of millions.

In a similar fashion, privately held Miniclip.com, and their growing base of 30 million users, is powering gaming consoles, pool tables, and other gaming devices with their suite of more than 300 online, single and multi-player, games.

"We're in discussions with a few vendors to add live radio, and streaming music to the city", says CTO Ken Fearnley. Ken goes on to add that the Central Park like park in the city will soon broadcast 'live' music to users in the park area, and that they're working on a stadium for live sports feeds, which will add a location based functionality to the digital metropolis.

In addition to radio, citypixel.com is integrating a classified system into the backend to bring personals, for sale, job opportunities, etc. into their portfolio of end-user services.

Visit www.citypixel.com/krispy to experience the newly integrated features.

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