Can you believe it? It’s been five years since this awesome Internet browser was first launched! I still remember using it for the first time – a couple of months after it was released – and vowing to myself that I would never use Internet Explorer again. Yes, that vow has been [...]

When I say screens, I mean the display thingie that you look at when you use your gadgets. I just read about a study carried out in South Australia which shows that people there have almost five times as many screens as the residents in each home. At first, I thought to myself, [...]

Reuters reported last week that Wal-Mart is going to have their own version of the Geek Squad – and they’re going to try to be the best at it! The giant chain store is supposed to be offering their customers support which will give them home service in assisting the setting up of products [...]

Sorry for getting your hopes so high. I invented the title because I’m not really sure whether Burger King Japan is actually offering Windows 7 as part of a value meal package. But  what I know and perhaps you do to by now is the fact that Burger King has released (tech lingo when new [...]

Why are we not surprised at reports that the software giant is trying to discourage customers who may have heard of Linux and dare to challenge the sales staff at Best Buy, claiming that it’s difficult to install and use?
Of course, Microsoft has been dissing Macs for a long time, mainly on the basis that [...]

In honour of a legend, here’s the 13minutes long Thriller video. RIP Michael Jackson.

Meet Sophie. She’s a 21-year-old graduate of the University of Liverpool who graduated top of her 1000-strong year in Computer Information Systems, and is now bidding to become Miss Universe GB 2009.
She’s being sponsored by Memset, the aim being that her involvement will encourage more women to get into the IT industry.
“I could honestly not [...]

Not a real fan here, sorry, but for what its worth I thought of giving you a heads-up on what’s coming by May 2009. Jabra will be releasing a stereo bluetooth headset. A lot of tech blogs have given raves about this because it seems like the only stereo bluetooth head [...]

This is my kind of news! I just read that primary school pupils in the UK might be learning how to work Twitter and Wikipedia. This is according to UK MSN. The report, published today, says that “former Ofsted chief Sir Jim Rose will present recommendations for revamping the primary curriculum to ministers next month.”
The [...]

I just read this news report that’s good for a laugh especially for gamers.
Jesse Maiman, a 21 year old Yale University student has filed a lawsuit in the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court against US airway and he is asking for a relatively astounding one million dollars in damages? And what was he complaining about? [...]

Now isn’t this a pretty little thing! I remember my first Palm product was the Palm IIIC and boy did I flash it around the conference room. It was so useful back then, and it didn’t have all the bells and whistles we “need” now like GPS, wifi, those pretty user interfaces … and did [...]

I’ve always loved the Case Logic brand because it has successfully fused function and style. I think this is why a lot of gadget owners choose to shelter their gadget babies into a Case Logic bag. From cellphones, cameras, PDAs, audio and video players… ah, it’s all in it.
And the Case Logic line now becomes [...]

I almost chuckled but held back because I thought this is something to honor. Japan’s Eco-Products 2008 is a conference to watch as from it are commendable ideas to help Mother Earth recover from the onslaught of neglect.

Deadline looming? Crunchtime? Not a problem. With the LG-X120 you’re sure to get up and running with your most important aps in 5 seconds flat. That was a promise made by LG when they recently launched the LG-X120.
This may seem to be your regular netbook except for the quick “LG Smart ON” feature. But if [...]

No that’s not Michael Arrington’s dog I want to discuss!
Those among us who have reached their ’30s, or especially Europeans, might remember the dog, Lycos’ dog. Today this ‘pre-Web 1.0′ portal, which started as a search engine in 1994/1995 and was the worldwide most visited website in 1999, has shut down in several European countries.
The [...]

Looks like we’re all about version 2.0s … at least for my posts. Now let me show you another gadget that’s banking on the success of it’s version 1. The Morphie is one sought-after iPhone battery support. In a nutshell, it extends the iPhones “life”. If you’re one who can’t put [...]