Month: September 2009
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I believe in miracles so …
To anyone who can help this young man find the name of the girl he was sitting beside during my talk on Internet Romance, it will help reinforce my point that love is indeed beautiful. Good luck 🙂
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That ‘ol BlackBerry Magic now in the Philippines
Three weeks ago, I was lent a BlackBerry Storm to try out. This had been the fourth ever BlackBerry device I had used since 2003. They’ve definitely gone a long way since the first batch of ‘berries. The phones were a reflection of the company — although they took pride in claiming the best data…
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‘Live Stream’ Explained for the Philippine Blog Awards
This event is dappled in awesomeness. We’re trying something new this year — a live stream coverage of the event over the Internet courtesy of Flippish. If you’re expecting fixed point webcam quality work with a 30 second delay, well we’re out to prove you wrong. The live coverage has similar production value as on…
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Guess Who: UNO September 2009
Tadah! We’ve got the cover up on our Facebook page and the blog as well!
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New Nike+ Sport Bands retail for P3,295
Nike+ runners will be glad to know that the new sport bands have been upgraded. The new bands come in three colors — purple, yellow, and red interiors and the LCD screen now comes with a white background — this was a chore to use before, especially when running at night, because the screen wasn’t…
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Gabe Mercado’s ‘Bagong Gising’ Video Blog
Caught up with Gabe Mercado during the Apple Snow Leopard launch. Over lunch, we discussed his latest masterpiece, “Bagong Gising” (www.bagonggising.com)is a daily 2 minute videocast with only one premise: Posting a video is the first thing I do every morning. Walang hilamos. Walang ligo. Walang sipilyo. Also, Walang wiwi. This is perhaps the least…
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Snow Leopard retails for P1,690 in the Philippines
Truth be told I wasn’t into the hype for the Snow Leopard announcement as it seemed more like a ploy to get consumers to shell out 29 USD for what could have been a software update. I’ll tell you why — the very fact that Snow Leopard focuses more on “having a faster Mac” after…
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