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Welcome the GP2X


Few people have heard of the GP32, mainly because it was supposed to be a primarily Korean phenomenon. Nevertheless, word –and units– have gone out around the world over the past couple of years, and this was a good thing because this amazing little device could play games, MP3 music, even DivX videos, in […]

Clandestine Surfing with Ghostzilla


Afraid of your boss catching you while surfing the ‘net during official hours? This free application may be the browser you are looking for…

Podcasting: Channel Philippines!


ot! I just love good news. It’s news like this that makes me proud to be Pinoy. You see, I just came from an event of monumental proportions - the launch of the Philippine Podcasting Network. Since you all read our mag, you must already know that podcasting is the newest medium of broadcasting that empowers anybody to have a voice over the airwaves.

Of course, we at m|ph also have our own podcast. Since you’ll have to wait a few more days, we’ve decided to upload it onto our site. You can download our first podcast HERE. Booya!

Google Analytics is Online


In its continuing bid to take over the world (or at least the internet), Google has launched yet another service called Google Analytics.
Google Analytics enables website owners to analyze the traffic going into their website. Site owners/webmasters need to register on the Analytics site and, once registered, a code/script will be generated. […]

Sony-BMG and its woeful XCP


Some time ago, Sony issued a controversial memo announcing that no more than 20 CD titles have been released containing what was called an XCP protection software that was similar to Microsoft’s DRM technology. As it turns out, there’s more to it than meets the eye.
XCP is a rootkit-style software that installs itself deep into […]

Big Mac Sound


I’ve just proven to myself, once again, that I don’t know everything, despite my vanity and imagined proficiency with certain things, specially with Macintoshes and Mac OS X. I’m coming across a lot of these things in my old age, and I’m learning to dial down my know-it-allness more and more these days. Like this […]

It’s out!


The latest issue your favorite mobile tech lifestyle magazine, Mobile Philippines (m|ph), is out!
Have we got some pretty spiffy devices thoroughly reviewed for you: get to know the soul-stirring iPod nano; the pocket-friendly Nokia 1110 and Nokia 1600; the music-fueled Motorola E680i “DJ Moto”; the videocam-like Nokia N90; the big-screen Archos AV700 portable media player; […]

Mobinet: Stick to music and news videos


The latest Mobinet study of consulting group A.T. Kearney is out, and, while the global study takes a generally positive view for the growth of mobile cellular data services, it paints a bleak picture as well for telecoms that are hoping to offer streaming videos over our cell phones.
The upside: According to the Mobinet 2005 […]

UNPACKED | Creative Zen Vision


Creative has come out with a thing of beauty with the Creative Zen Vision. A 30GB personal media player, the Vision comes in a gorgeous matte black and gray finish that feels almost sensuous (am I allowed to say that here?). It sports a crisp 3.7″ 640×480 transflective LCD screen, plays back practically all the […]