Archive | July, 2006
PC Decrappifier + Googlepack = New Computer Setup Kit
Boy, I really wish I had found this before I had to unload all the junk on my Dad’s new Dell laptop. PC Decrappifier makes it easy to take out what you don’t want, and make your brand new PC feel — brand new, and not bogged down with bloated software. In order to keep [...]
Continue reading...Technology Warehouse Sale in KL!
28. July 2006
Over the next few days, Foto Miami Kuala Lumpur is having a technology warehouse sale with some really good prices on cameras, phones, and accessories. I managed to pick up quite a fair bit at this event including : A superslim Casio Exlim EX-Z500, with mini-tripod and 512MB SD Card at RM$999 (USD$270) — Usual [...]
Continue reading...Futuristic Japanese Doorway
25. July 2006
AJ7dO5nPeJ0 Check out this new Japanese doorway that molds itself to the shape of your body. Created by Tanaka Seisakusyo, it uses IR sensors to tell the door how to morph. The main aim of this product is to help control dust, germs and temperature — But who are we kidding, we just want it [...]
Continue reading...Surf The Web More Intelligently With StumbleUpon
22. July 2006
StumbleUpon, one of my favourite extensions for Firefox was made available for Internet Explorer earlier this week, making it accessible to the bulk of internet users. The concept of StumbleUpon is simple: You tell it if you like a webpage by rating it ‘thumbs up’ or ‘down’. It learns what you like based on how [...]
Continue reading...IT Dept Blocking Instant Messaging? Use Meebo!
20. July 2006
My office just started blocking MSN messenger recently, so I’m currently using web-based Meebo as a work around. It’s simple, very functional, and of course — free! Features which I love include: Integration of MSN, Yahoo, Gtalk, ICQ, AIM services all in one — all with a single sign on for ease of use. It’s [...]
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30. July 2006
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