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Ho-Ho-Ho!
It may be too early for Christmas, but there is no stopping you from getting a present.
Digital Citizens: Everything Changes
Accepting changes brought about by the development of information technology is not easy, keeping up with the changes is definitely a challenge. And the one man in the corporate structure who will absorb most of the challenges is the person incharge of the entire corporate I.T. infrastructure - the Chief Information Officers (CIOs).
Of Macs & Tux
I remember watching Sesame Street when I was a kid and one of the values that they taught was Sharing. I remember Cookie Monster sharing a piece of cookie with Ernie even if cookies are his favorite. Ain't it cool if kids today still have Sesame Street to help them out?
Symantec Announces Availability of Veritas NetBackup 6.5
Symantec Corp. announced the availability of the latest release of Veritas NetBackup an enterprise data protection solution. Announced in June at Symantec’s Vision 2007 annual user conference, NetBackup 6.5 offers the industry’s only platform to unite leading next-generation data protection offerings including tape, virtual tape libraries (VTLs), disk backup, data deduplication, continuous data protection (CDP), snapshots and replication.
Watching IT:
Count on evildoers to never run out of ideas on how to take advantage of others for a fast buck. Sad to say, this also happens to be quite true online. Brewing computer viruses and other malware, robbing other people’s identities, posing as love-struck teenagers to advance their sexual predatory urges, you name it, it’s there online.
Open Notes
OpenOffice.org Extras is a project that accumulates templates, macros, documents, and a clip art / artwork image library from contributors all over the world. The goal of the project is to make available an add-on package that will greatly enhance OpenOffice.org's functionalities . The extras are available in different languages: English, French, German, Italian and Czech. To view and/or download OOo extras, visit the OOo extras website at: http://ooextras.sourceforge.net. To download the entire package of extras, access: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ooextras.
TVIX HD M-4100SH
Every once in a while, a new invention comes along… and invention so advanced, so brilliantly-conceived, so revolutionary, that you have no choice but to stand back from it and wonder, “What is it?” The TVIX HD M-4100SH is one of those inventions.
Reality Bites: ALL FOR ONE - ONE FOR ALL
In his book, Alvin Toffler said that bigger companies will acquire smaller companies either to strengthen their offerings or to lessen their competitions. Toffler also mentioned that in every industry, only the fittest will survive. Consolidation will happen, and only a few brands will be left.
Having Fun with I.T.
Do you want to prevent people from copying your web images from your site? Convert them to flash images using swfiR.com.
Sony Ericsson K770i Cyber-shot: all-in-one phone
Sony Ericsson’s new K770i Cyber-shot phone, just announced is a digital camera, a photo album and an elegant phone all in-one. Still a phone first and foremost, it allows you to send and share your photos as soon as you’ve taken them.
SINAG solar-powered car revealed
A new dawn breaks in the race for sustainable energy as SINAG, the first Philippine solar-powered car to participate in the World Solar Challenge in Australia, was unveiled on September 1, 2007 at One Esplanade, SM Central Business Park, Pasay City.
SINAG: The tech specs
SINAG, the Philippine’s first solar-powered car to participate in the World Solar Challenge, radiates with homegrown Filipino talent in every aspect of its design. The 150kg car’s unassuming, wing-like profile belies the cutting-edge technologies tucked away inside. Discreetly hidden under its slender white hull is a maze of mechanical and electronic components that ensure that the car makes it through its grueling 3,000km journey across Australia’s hot dessert flats in the upcoming 20th World Solar Challenge this October.
Techie Mommy Talks
I turned forty a few years ago and when I did I always used to say as with other milestones in my life, someday I will find the time to write about it. Well, this is as good a time as any. How do I feel? Well, first of all I don't feel forty. I feel good. Great, in fact! So, the number doesn't bother me. What does is the decade that will surely follow. With every other decade I've had a distinct set of goals, things I felt I needed to accomplish in order to move on to the next phase of my life. Not so with my forties. So that leaves me feeling uncertain. I've always had something to go after. And that makes me something I'm not entirely familiar with: Comfortable.
Never Miss a Great Photo Opportunity
Manila, August 26, 2007 -- Imagine the power of a 10.1-megapixel professional-grade camera that is capable of capturing a blazing 6.5 frames per second (fps). Along with the processing power of the DIGIC III imaging processor and focusing speed of a high precision 9-point cross autofocus system, Canon’s new EOS 40D DSLR camera raises the bar once again.
Blog-O-Rama
After last week's article on the launch of the "hip n' free Philippine encyclopedia" WikiPilipinas, we now present the other side. This is the side of staunch Wikipedians who feel that a Philippine version is just a duplication of content. We sought out award-winning Wikipedia contributor Eugene Villar to explain his take on the issue. He is a twenty-something hardware engineer who also authors his personal blog vaes9.codedgraphic.com, the travel blog vistapinas.com which features Filipino sights as seen from the satellite view of Google Maps and Lakbayan (at http://forge.codedgraphic.com/lakbayan), a Pinoy travel quiz web application.
LU BEAT: Silk Road Online
Gaming has long been receiving flak for being mindless distractions, being blamed for student delinquency due to their “addictive” nature. Anti-Gaming parties have been quick to point out that people (especially children and students) cannot learn any valuable lessons from them, branding these games as utter wastes of time.
Nokia unveils four devices optimized for entertainment, music and games...and more
Alongside the introduction of Ovi, the door to Nokia's new Internet services, Nokia recently unveiled four new mobile devices specifically optimized for entertainment, music and games. Each device offers dedicated music or gaming keys, expanded memory, large screens and extended battery performance to provide quick and easy access to entertainment content.
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