Archive for August, 2007


PTB Contributor Karla Redor is an Autodesk Featured Member

Wednesday, August 29th, 2007

My fellow Pinoy Tech Blog contributor Karla Redor is featured in the Autodesk Manufacturing Community newsletter. She works with Autodesk Inventor and posts her tips and projects in her Inventor blog.
Congratulations Karla!

Sony’s Rootkit, reloaded

Tuesday, August 28th, 2007

Sony’s at it again.
As this report from Infoworld says:
“A line of USB drives sold by Sony installs files in a hidden folder that can be accessed and used by hackers, a Finnish security company charged Monday, raising the specter of a replay of the fiasco that hit Sony’s music arm two years ago when researchers [...]

iPhone Unlocked. Any Chance of Seeing it in the Philippine Market?

Tuesday, August 28th, 2007

Engadget recently reports that the iPhone has been unlocked by a six-man team who had been working since launch for an unlocking solution. So will this mean we’ll be seeing the iPhone in the Philippine market anytime soon (the grey market, at least)?
Well, probably, yes. Again, most likely in the grey market. But for all [...]

5 Things I like with Yahoo! Go

Tuesday, August 21st, 2007

If you haven’t tried Yahoo! Go 2.0 on your mobile phone, then you could be missing a lot with your mobile internet experience. Yahoo! Go comes with a plethora of integrated web services into your mobile phone.
Here are 5 fun/useful things you could be doing with your 3G enabled phones that can be considered [...]

Of headhunters and IT service companies

Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

Recently, our office has been bombarded by calls from headhunters. Funny thing is that it seems to be that they’re calling our developers one by one. And it was practically one after the other. They’ve been declining the offers because they’re happy working with us and yet we still kept getting those calls [...]

Irony of Ironies

Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

Define irony.
Irony is US voting machines being assembled in the Philippines, says this report.
Hence, irony can be defined as the technology making US elections possible comes from the bastion of free and honest election in this side of the world.
ROTFLMAO!

Mozilla will rebrand Firefox to increase 25% retention rate

Sunday, August 12th, 2007

Despite the solid support of the Firefox community and the millions of promotion dollars poured by Google (Firefox + Google Toolbar via AdSense affiliate), Mozilla Firefox is still having huge problems with retaining users.
The Mozilla wiki states that:
In order for Firefox to reach our market share goals, we need to improve our ability to retain [...]

Microsoft ain’t abandoning XP yet; Windows XP SP3 leaked

Saturday, August 11th, 2007

When Microsoft earlier announced it will be phasing out Windows XP by 2008, everyone thought we’re doomed with Vista. What will all that bugs and incompatibilities, it sure does make corporate system administrators crack their heads in frustration.
Even PC manufacturers like Acer are disappointed with Windows Vista. Windows XP is still the best option [...]

Filipina Sex Guru Endorses YouTube Competitor

Friday, August 10th, 2007

Now here’s something you don’t see everyday.

Metropass: Smart dabbles with public transport

Sunday, August 5th, 2007

Smart Communications, the Philippines’ biggest mobile phone network, is now dabbling with transporting people across the metropolis. They plan to do this through “Metropass” and a contactless PayPass card.

Leading wireless services provider Smart Communications, Inc. (SMART) has forged a partnership with MetroPass Systems, Inc. (MetroPass) ) to jointly develop and implement an electronic payment [...]

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