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Posts Tagged ‘tech’
How To Convert Any Website To PDF
May 5th, 2011 No Comments
Need to have that website in PDF format?
It’s simple, just CLICK HERE, enter the domain and presto! Instant PDF.
Don’t forget to share! Thanks!
Infotech: LastPass, the ONLY Password You Will Ever Need
March 3rd, 2011 3 Comments
Hi there folks!
So sorry. Was out of commission due to severe flu and colds the past couple of days. Was only back at work yesterday. Suffice it to say that I’ve been offline for most of that time, recuperating and regaining my strength. Now that I’m back, allow me to share another Infotech tip.
Here’s LastPass, a cool application that will allow you organize ALL your online passwords and accounts with a single click. Oh btw, I DO RECOMMEND THAT YOU USE THIS ONLY IN YOUR PRIVATE SECURE PC. Don’t use this in a public place such as an Internet Cafe, ok.
Details? Yes… hit the jump below…
TDK’s New Boombox
January 4th, 2011 2 Comments
If you remember the old 80′s boombox, you’re sure to love this new gadget. Last year, I did a mini-review of an iPod boombox. But TDK’s new thing ups the ante even more.
How To Check If Your Blog Is Working
August 26th, 2010 3 Comments
Sometimes, you’ll get a lot of errors when you check your own blog. Your DNS might be screwed up, the ISP failed, your browser has issues, or your webhost may have some problems. When this happens to me, I call my host ASAP. Good thing I have a great host that always responds fast and fixes things when I need ‘em.
You can either YM a friend and ask him (or her) to check if your URL fires up on his PC. But there’s a quicker solution to this problem.
[ tech ] How To Make A Laser Lighter
August 20th, 2009 13 Comments
Don’t smoke, ok? It’s NOT good for you! But for geeks out there who want something to do in their workshop, check out this nifty how-to vid on how to make your own laser lighter.
Cool, huh? Don’t poke your friends, k?
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[ tech ] Attach A Gig In Your E-mail
August 3rd, 2009 7 Comments
You are often limited by your e-mail provider (whether you’re using fremail like yahoo/gmail or your office mail) on the size of your attachments.
Web-based mail like Yahoo will limit your attachments from 10MB to 20MB.
Now, fear not! Here are some free web services that allow you to attach up to 2GB in your email.
Play Games Using your Mind
September 23rd, 2008 8 Comments
This is THE future of gaming, folks.
What you’re looking at is the The Emotiv EPOC headset – the first Brain Computer Interface (BCI) device. And the company that has developed it claims that they have made breakthroughs in thought control.
Posted in Gamer Babe, Gaming, Infotech 
Tags: future, Gamer Babe, Gaming, Infotech, mind-control, techThe Next 5,000 Days for the Web
August 13th, 2008 3 Comments
Kevin Kelly, one of the co-founders of Wired, said that if we went back in time 10 years ago and told someone what the web is capable right now it would be branded as impossible. Guess what? Nothing is impossible. Today, everything and anything is on the web, from satellite photos, phone numbers, friends, products, auctions, videos, knowledge (wikipedia) and communication.
That’s what we have right now. The web is currently 5,000 days old. And it’s one massive machine. So massive that it is analogous to the human brain. Kelly does a talk on TED about what the web can do in the next 5,000 days. The possibilities are jaw-dropping.
The video after the break…
Gadgets: More than just a Phone
July 23rd, 2008 No Comments
Whew! It’s been a hectic couple of days for me. First, me and my new Brand Manager for Crazy Kart, Jeff, together with our ever-dependable guys from marketing services had to cram a lot of work to prepare for our press-launch: which we did today at the National Sports Grill in Greenbelt, Makati
Thank goodness everything went out fine. In fact, Gabby Dela Merced, the country’s top female racer (iRL) even graced the event to show her support for Crazy Kart. Anyways, I wasn’t able to get photos… but our official photographer, Michelle did! More about that (with LOTS of photos) in a separate post, ok?
Meanwhile, most of the tasks to prep for the event were done using my mobile phone. Instructions were just a text or call away. I couldn’t have done half of what could’ve been without my trusty mobile.
