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mPH May 2006 is red hot!
m|PH, the most visible home-grown magazine on mobile technology is now available in newsstands for the month of May. The jaw-dropping Kelly Misa graces the cover, making her every midsummer geek’s dream.
Travel photography is this month’s focus feature so whip out those cameras and learn a thing or two from the country’s most talented […]
Send in the Clones!
Cheap MP3 players and related devices now abound. But I am most fascinated with the ones that try to capture the look of the popular iPod products. Here are a couple which I stumbled into at the Compex computer stalls, which is perhaps one of the more reassuring sources of generic digital devices.
First out the […]
Pandora
As part of the world’s Web 2.0 efforts, Pandora is an online radio station that does more than just play music from specific genres. What it actually does is search for music from a “starting point” by letting you enter a name of a favorite band or artist. Afterwards, Pandora does the rest by playing […]
Happy Easter!
On behalf of the m|PH team and the staff of Hinge-Inquirer Publications, we would like to greet you a very Happy Easter!
Now go find them eggs!
Now Macs can do Windows Too!
A couple of weeks after the release of an unofficial patch that allows Intel-based Macs to run Windows, Apple releases Boot Camp — a collection of utilities and drivers that allows Intel-based Mac users to officially boot Windows on their Macs.
Current state of 3G
INQ7.net reports the rising growth of 3G, benchmarked from SMART’s free 3G launch last February 14 2006.
SMART Communications has had over 100,000 users of its third-generation (3G) mobile phone network since it was launched on a free trial basis on February 14, 2006, a company spokesperson told INQ7.net.
Anecdotal evidence and initial feedback indicate that the […]
Happy 30th, Apple!
Thirty years ago on this very day, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple.
In the 1970s, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were going door-to-door at the UC Berkeley dorms selling “blue boxes”–electronic devices that tricked the telephone network into allowing free long-distance phone calls.
Luckily for the technology world, the duo cleaned up its act […]
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