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My Pwnage 2.0 experience - Part 2. Every SNAFU has a silver lining

Technology Thailand by Jesada Chandraprasert

As with learning anything new, this Pwnage process has a learning curve, albeit not a steep one. Sure it was no different than say, updating your HP Ipaq to the latest firmware, and no more risky either. I ran into some ... more »

July 18 Earthquake Scare in the Philippines

InfoChat by Jerry Liao

The news about an earthquake registering 6.6 on the Richter scale has hit the eastern coast of the Japanese island of Honshu reminded me of an Earthquake that was suppose to happen last July 18 here in the Philippines. The news ... more »

Just how sincere is HP?

High on a Hill by Hillary Chan

As you know, I'm in the market for a new laptop. I have asked friends who know better which brand I should get and one name that has popped up a few times is a HP.
I've also had the chance to ... more »

Bursa Malaysia CIO has resigned (updated)

Tete-A-Tech by Bernice Low

Posted in The Edge Daily's email alerts for July 17, 2008:

Bursa Malaysia Bhd chief information officer (CIO) Yew Kim Keong has resigned from the stock exchange after taking responsibility for the hardware failure in the trading system that resulted in an ... more »

AMD in deep trouble?

Geekonomics by Nicholas Aaron Khoo

AMD's CEO threw in the towel yesterday, right before it announced a US$1.2 billion 2nd-quarter loss.

"As has been the case for the last several quarters, AMD is continuing to lose bucketloads of money"

"With Intel looking very solid, it's going to ... more »

Anti-radiation maternity clothes in China

Little Red Blog by Rick Martin

Here's one for the guys at Mythbusters. Many Chinese women guard against supposed computer radiation using these special anti-radiation maternity dresses. I've always found it strange that these dresses are so commonplace in China, but yet I haven't seen them in ... more »

Watch your vision!

Cyber Persia by Reza Hashemi

If you spend a lot of time working on your PC, your eyes are strained for a long time. By taking breaks you can reduce eye strain, refresh your body and mind, and increase your productivity and health. The problem is ... more »

Apple decides to launch iPhone 3G in Korea? Really?

DigiHunter by Kevin (Kilmo) Kang

What an impact it has had here in Korea today. I read an article that Apple is hiring staff who will manage the Korea iPhone account. What does this opportunity give us? Yes, Apple seems decided on launching its iPhone 3G ... more »

The iPhone is not user-friendly?

Derived Regulation by Lim Sheng Ming

So a friend of mine tells me that a friend of theirs knows someone who works in Softbank, the Japanese carrier for the iPhone, who thinks the newly released iPhone is difficult to use. With such a chain of communication where ... more »

iPhone 3G in Hong Kong not locked to carrier, WOOT

HK Tech Phooey by Victor Cheung

Well, believe it or not, iPhone 3G obtained from Hutchison Hong Kong (the carrier better known as 3 Hong Kong) is not locked to the carrier. That is according to about activating iPhone 3G with a wireless carrier, from Apple. Apart from ... more »

Multimedia-driven church

PopTech for You by Alan Tan

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Rain water harvesting is going to be a must in Bangalore!!

Techolic by Jason S

Recently, there was a political leadership change in the state of Karnataka (Bangalore being its capital). Well, it looks like at least for once the politico has made a pitch to go green. The Government recently announced its intention to make ... more »