Month: June 2007
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LG Releases Cheapest “3G for All” Mobile Handset
The LG KU250 was released by the LG Mobile group. I was able to attend a small luncheon courtesy of Globe Telecommunications to celebrate the launch of the handset that costs P6,250.00 till June 30 2007. This is a move to bring down 3G to the masses since Globe’s video calls AND voice calls are…
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SM Hypermart: 100 Bloggers Eating Simultaneously!!!
I’ve been asked to act as one of the food marshals for a big blogger event in July. Here are the details: WHO: Bloggers of all ages and sizes WHAT: SM Hypermarket Invites Bloggers to get a “Taste of Asia” WHEN: July 3 2007 7:00PM WHERE: Taste Asia, SM Mall of Asia To join just…
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TGIF with PhilMUG on a Monday and the Day the Comics Started
As mag:net was undergoing renovations, PhilMUG moved its meet up to Friday’s, which just opened at the Bonifacio High Street, near Serendra. Manila is such a small place. And yet we have an abundance of Macintosh user groups (aside from PhilMUG, there’s also PinoyMAC and Alamug) as well as other geek niche clubs for other…
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“Ultra Cultured Night” — Blogger Wine and Cheese Night
After enjoying a stimulating retreat over at Juned’s place a few nights ago, fellow bloggers Markku and Joey, Gail and Marc have been wondering what the deal was with wine and cheese. In this light, I am organizing a blogger wine and cheese meet up tentatively on the evening of June 29 2007 or sometime…
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In Photos: Unboxing the Nokia N95
Geez. Nokia really spent was really meticulous with the packaging for this little device. Might as well make the unboxing experience for the new owner gleeful, helping you justify the reasons why they bought this in the first place. Reinforcement is the key to positive self concept. View the full unboxing experience.
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When does a “Web Magazine” Work?
I always felt intrigued with the concept of “cusp” publications between traditional and new media. Take for instance the concept of a web magazine, which is basically a PDF (or otherwise) document that is embedded onto a web page. The main difference is that the “web magazine” never sees the light of print. It stays…
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Mac Apps Recommendations 12 June 2007
Free applications are always a boon. Today I showcase three free applications for OS X that can help you become more productive in your creative endeavors. Tody I showcase CYBERDUCK, an efficient and free FTP app, THINK, a simple “getting things done” app and BEAN, a text editor on steroids. CYBERDUCK: It also looks cute…
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