For those following along on the web series "Daybreak," a companion series to Fox's "Touch," this is a reminder that the second 10-minute episode is available tonight at 8 p.m.

The action-packed "Daybreak" is the product of a collaboration between "Touch" (and "Heroes") creator Tim Kring and the folks at AT&T, whose technology is used throughout the web series.

If you're really into the series, there's a mobile app called JackBoxers that can help you piece together clues in the show. If you can't wait for the second chapter to drop at 8, here's a clip already on Youtube called Professor Wilkins Video Diary and a clip on Dodecahedron testing. Enjoy, fellow nerds!

This Thursday night after the Season 1 finale of Keifer Sutherland's "Touch" on Fox, a new related web series from she show's creator Tim Kring ("Heroes") will debut online.

"Daybreak," a collaboration between Kring and AT&T, will consist of five 10-minute online films, each "exploring different facets of a complex character journey." (Hint: The mysterious "dodecahedron" object introduced in a recent "Touch" episode, will appear again in the show's finale and then become a "central character" in "Daybreak.")

Here in Raleigh, AT&T is sponsoring a viewing party of the "Touch" finale and the web series premiere at Tobacco Road Sports Cafe. Fans of this blog and the Tech Junkie Blog are exclusively invited to attend.