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by Jerry Liao, Philippines


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JOBS is still doing his JOB

I was surprise to read the obituary of Steve Jobs as published by Bloomberg. For whatever reason, the obit was released accidentally, but was pulled out after the mistake was discovered.

The health of Jobs is in discussion again after he appeared weak and slim during the recent Apple conference. But Apple and Jobs declared that his health is fine.

I guess Bloomberg wants to have a head start if in case the sad event happens (I sincerely hope not) that's why they prepared the story. You know how it is on the web, simply click OK or Submit and it's already online.


Good Health, More power and God Bless you Steve.

 

 






 

Bypassing iPhone password--just a tap away

A security flaw was discovered recently that allows practically anyone access to adress books, dial keypads, voice mails, and even to the numbers listed in the favorites. Users can even access iPhone's Safari, SMS, Maps, and Mail.
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New Canon Selphy comes with style

With mobile phones coming with onboard cameras nowadays, taking pictures has become part of everyone's lives. Indeed, digital camera usage has taken a big hit since sensors became embedded in mobile phones. While no film is needed for these (only data storage), nothing can still replace the printing of images.

Of course, you can always opt to store it online or send it via email, but if you want to have something tangible--printing is the only way to go.
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Scented laptop, anyone?

First they thought of power. Then come portability with the subnotebooks and ultra-mobile PCs. Now, they're coming out with laptops that smell good. ASUS is to launch a scented laptop in its newest line. The scented laptop, to be called ASUS F6, will come in four different designs and smells to choose from. The external design of the laptops will match their flower scent.

The four different designs have been named Floral Blossom, Musky Black, Morning Dew and Aqua Ocean.
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Classmate PC with a touch

I remember when the first-generation Classmate PC was introduced here in the Philippines, I was one of few lucky ones who was able to try the new device. I carry it with me wherever I go and almost always the feedback is, "is that a computer?", "how much is that?", "is it powerful?" and so on. Questions that combine astonishment plus curiosity. I can't help but wonder how people will react now when they see the second-generation Classmate PC from Intel.
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About Jerry Liao

Jerry Liao is an IT consultant in the Philippines who conducts seminars on various tech topics. He is a regular columnist of Manila Bulletin, a member of the academe, a system developer and a system analyst. He is a frequent fixture in press conferences and tech launchings, most of which are posted at infochat.com.ph. He loves to tinker with the latest gadgets and gizmos, but his most cherish possession are his children.

 

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