When we moved into our current apartment about six months ago, we got ourselves a telephone line (for the…
The much awaited Flock web browser, based on Firefox, has released its 0.5 beta preview to the public. Got a copy myself and I’m trying it out. I’m not yet ready to use this as my primary browser because, well, it’s still buggy (according to the developers themselves)–something expected of a beta…
From the Guardian: the Internet could fall apart!
A battle has erupted over who governs the internet, with America demanding to maintain a key rolein the network it helped create and other countries demanding morecontrol.
I consider myself to be an early adopter of tech. When the Internet was still young–at least in commercial and public-acceptance terms–I was connecting to the rest of the world thru Bulletin Board Systems (or BBSes). When phone…
This recent study (PDF download) by the PEW Internet and American Life Project assesses the implications of the proliferation of Broadband Internet access among American netizens.
Fifty-three percent of internet users now have a…
From Yugatech: PTB October Meet-up & Open Invite
We’ve finalized the October Meet-up schedule for thePinoy.Tech.Blog team next week. We’ll have it at Coffee Beanery inEmerald Avenue, Ortigas (beside Starbucks) around 3PM on…
Software Freedom Day is coming!
“The celebration of SoftwareFreedom Day 2005 will be held in the audio-visual room of the ComputerEngineering Department of PUP Sta. Mesa on September 10, 9am-5pm.Sponsors are: Computer Professionals Union, PUP Computer…
From SourceForge.net: Gmail Mobile — Gmail on the move. Now if you have access to a PHP-enabled server and WAP, you can set these up so you can access your Gmail thru your mobile.
Pretty complicated at this time.
This a great application of using anddeveloping technology at the grassroots level. This is one thing Iconsider when I speak of technology being helpful in a knowledge-basedeconomy. IMHO, Online sharing of interesting ways to do things betterwould…
I heard about this in a TWiT episode a couple of weeks ago, and a link to this news article from NBC12 online was emailed to me by my colleague Mico.
I never imagined it would be violent.
