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Ten Years of Happy Palming
Ten years ago marked the birth of the first commercially successful PDA in the market — the 5.7-ounce Pilot organizer.
I use the term PDA in the strict modern sense of course, because, let’s face it, Casio had a commercially successful Digital Diary series prior to the Pilot. There’s also the Zaurus, but then it wasn’t […]
The Case of the Missing SMS Messages
How many times have you sent an SMS message, only to later on discover that the other party has never received it?
“Yeah, lots of times,” you say. “Big deal.”
But it is a big deal. And that’s the problem.
Unlike voice calls, which give us instant feedback as to whether or not the other party is actually […]
PC Magazine’s “How To” Roadshow
Here’s something interesting our sister publication PC Magazine Philippines is plugging. We hope you can attend.
IF YOU’RE THE OWNER OF A SMALL- OR MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESS:
PC Magazine Philippines, in partnership with Intel Microelectronics Philippines and Microsoft Philippines, invite you to a SEMINAR ON HOW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CAN BE USED TO YOUR BUSINESS ADVANTAGE.
It’s a WHOLE DAY […]
m|PH turns up the heat this April!
m|PH, the most visible home-grown magazine on mobile technology is now available in newsstands for the month of April.
This summer, m|PH turns up the heat with the sizzling Phoemela Baranda on the cover. Phoem talks about her hectic traveling experiences, how people mispronounce her name and gives some friendly advice to matching your gadgets to […]
Kodak EasyShare V570
Here’s a short preview of the award-winning dual lens consumer camera from Kodak.
We really wished the V570 had a stylish name to go with its compact and elegant form factor. Having roughly three weeks to play with the camera, we were able to do some urban and beach snapping.
At the very core of the V570 […]
Your future laptop
Sometime in the near future, we can expect to finally see a completely solid-state laptop.
“Wait, aren’t laptops already solid-state right now?”
Well, almost. As far as the processor, main board, and memory are concerned, your typical laptop would be solid-state indeed. In other words, everything is electronic, with no mechanical or electromechanical parts.
But there’s still one […]
WiFi in the social context
Butch Dalisay wrote an interesting piece at the STAR a few days ago . He talked about the current wireless craze a lot of coffee shops, restos and malls are getting into to lure paying customers inside. But Butch poses one question:
The ultimate question, of course, is what’s one to do with all that access […]
Hands On With The Nokia N80
Taking the cue for Art’s entry on the n91, I’m posting a “first look” of the soon to be released Nokia N80. I’ve still yet to fully explore the phone but if first impressions are any indication, this phone looks to be a winner.
Psst! The N91 is almost here…
And it’s about time!
We’ve been salivating all over the Nokia N91 since we first saw it at a sneak peak early last year. And for good reason — this Series 60 phone features an onboard 4GB hard drive, music player capabilities, 3G, an Opera-based browser, mini-USB port, a 2 megapixel camera that takes MPEG-4 videos, […]
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