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Designer Peter Fecteau used 4,242 pieces of Rubix Cubes to create an amazing work of art – a mural of Martin Luther King. Entitled “Dream Big”, the piece measures 5.8m x 2.6m x 5.7cm and roughly weighs around 454kg.
More pics…
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Smart iPhone Data Speeds May Have Problems
January 21st, 2012 2 Comments
The first time I got my iPhone 4s, I was quite happy with the data plan speeds (Smart). I was reaching up to a maximum of 4.6MBPS on certain areas (like Makati, at work). Recently, the past week has been slow as hell. I thought it was due to me capping the speeds because of my MB consumption.
Progressive Jackpots at Online Bingo Sites
January 13th, 2012 No Comments
Most online bingo players have heard of progressive jackpots at one time or another. Many players are unfamiliar with the concept of what a progressive jackpot really is. According to Wikipedia, a progressive jackpot is a jackpot that increases a small amount for every game played. Normally several machines are linked to form one large jackpot. The jackpot grows quickly because there are more players contributing to the final jackpot. Progressive jackpots are very common on slot machines. One of the most popular slots, Mega Moolah, has awarded several jackpots of over a million dollars. Progressive jackpots are also common at online bingo sites.
My Top 10 Tech Predictions for 2012
January 7th, 2012 2 Comments
Last year, I posted my top 8 predictions for 2011. It’s good to note that I got almost everything right. Now it’s time for my annual tech predictions for 2012.
Posted in Blogging, Featured, Gadgets, Infotech, Online 
Tags: 2012, gm tristan, predictions, tech, technologyDocument Your NomNoms – Evernote Food App Review for the iOS
January 6th, 2012 No Comments
Now that I ditched my BB for the new iPhone 4S, I’m starting a new series of App Reviews. This is the first one.
If you’re the kind who always likes to share your food moments on Facebook (or your other social networks), Evernote’s Food app is for you. You can catalog and tag all your meals and it allows you to share them with a single touch. Plus, since it’s from Evernote, it automatically syncs with Evernote too. And yes, it’s a FREE app.
PlayStation Vita Video Review
January 4th, 2012 3 Comments
Heavens, no! It’s not my review. In fact, I don’t own a PS Vita (well, not YET anyways).
We all know it was released before Christmas (Dec 17) in Japan and will be released in US around February. But some of my lucky, rich friends already have their units. Meanwhile, here’s IGN’s review of their units. Enjoy!
Posted in Gadgets, Infotech, Online, Videos Tags: Infotech, playstation, playstation vita, ps vita, review, reviewsThe New Nokia 3310 Meme
January 1st, 2012 2 Comments
With all the hype about new Smartphones and the close competition by Apple and Samsung as well as the iOS vs Android wars, there’s a new Web Meme – the Nokia 3310.
Enjoy!
Facebook and Twitter Eating Up on Holiday Messaging Revenues
December 28th, 2011 2 Comments
I was reading up on fellow blogger, Yuga’s post about the scarcity of messages he got (via SMS) this Christmas. This made me count mine.
Posted in Gadgets, Infotech, Online Tags: facebook, Infotech, internet, Online, philippines, social media, twitterVangie: The Pinoy Siri for the iPhone 4S
December 25th, 2011 2 Comments
Like I said in my unboxing article about my new iPhone 4S, Siri is a nifty, new feature for Os5. But, being a Filipino, it has some limitations. Perhaps, this funny spoof can help us, yes?
China Fakes the PSP Vita
December 12th, 2011 3 Comments
It’s bound to happen, so to speak. Do you guys remember the iPed? The iPad China rip-off?
Well, they’ve taken it one step further with their version of the Sony PSP Vita. And they’re even selling it BEFORE Sony. Specs and more photos follows…
