Too Geek To Be True

Last week I had an opportunity to meet with a bunch of guys (and girls) from 3 Mobile on their New Year Meet Up.  I went to a similar meet-up before in the past, but the difference this time was that we got to meet different people who responsible in different part of the business.  Some from PR, some from Product Development, others from Network.  The result was quite interesting, deep and insightful conversations, of which I would like to share with you. First one was about Network, I’m... Read→

When I’ve heard the first time that our friends in the US got to play with a new Wireless Mobile Broadband device, I thought that it was a great advancement in mobile broadband arena.  Because not only that we can connect to the Internet anywhere, but also we don’t really need our laptop anymore.  Suddenly all our Internet ready gadgets (but which lack of USB connection) would magically gain access to the cyberspace, this includes most Smartphones, iPod Touch, Sony PSP, Nintendo DS,... Read→

Yes, I’m a Geek, and the Matrix is there in my list of Top Geek Movies of all time (I haven’t actually made the list yet, but it’s a good idea). This one, is there along with Starwars and Batman Lego.  Simply Genius!  Read More →

Unless you’ve been living under a rock on some remote pacific island with polar bear in it, you might’ve ‘heard‘ about this Game of Year – the Game the Rules them All.  Yes I am talking about Call of Duty : Modern Warfare 2, damn it! I’ve played it, finished the Campaign Mode (short, frantic, intense, controversial), tried the Special-Op (it’s ok), and been trying to catch-up with the Multiplayer (the best of all). So what’s my problem? I tell you... Read→

Got this from somewhere on the Net. I really want to ask the girls, which ones of these that REALLY REALLY you can’t do without?  Which ones are the most important, really?  Read More →

What more can you ask !!!  Read More →

It’s all about Bad Food + No Exercise + Too Much TV, Yes? In anyway, it’s always nice to see it in a nice graphical way, like this infographic from OnlineEducation:  Read More →

As I wrote last Friday, Google released it’s Chrome OS to the Open Source Community.  The idea is that from that day, developers are invited to ‘chip-in’ with their innovative ideas, to build and to create what it will become the Chromium OS which will be release to the public at the same time next year. If you are happened to be a talented developer with lots of idea, you can join Chromium.org and start developing. But if you are just want to see it running, fret not, because... Read→

Updated: If you want to run Chrome OS ‘right now’, check out my follow-up post here. Many people were shocked when back in July this year, Google announced that they were working on an alternative Operating System (the piece of software which gives our computer hardware a soul), dubbed the Chrome OS!  What! Somebody is making Operating System, and it’s not Microsoft or Apple?! That was what’s on many people’s mind. In one sense though, this shouldn’t be a... Read→

If you are, like me, leaving the Windows world and just starting to learn how to use Mac using the MacBook (Pro), you would quickly arrive to a realization that some of the keys on the keyboard are not where they used to be. One of these keys is, as a matter of fact, missing from the main configuration.  This key is the Hash Symbol (#) or the Pound Sign (for some of our American friends).  As I am a Programmer who uses the Hash Symbol extensively, the thought of not having this key readily available... Read→