Technology news
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Games discover their star power
Creating games based on popular movies will only earn quick profits. Unless you need some quick profits, this is not a recommended business strategy. -
'Fat Man Walking'--wired on Route 66
Here's a piece of news for those who want to lose weight. And if you can find someone to sponsor you, I think it will be the greatest encouragement ever. Technology is really a wonderful thing if you know how to make good use of it.
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Year in Review
Here's the Year in Review by CNET about outsourcing and other things like the domain .xxx -
Year in Review
Here's another Year in Review by CNET about chips. From Apple shifting to Intel chips to dual core chips, you will find what you want to know. -
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2006 full of broadband promise
I expect broadband services to be cheaper next year. If not, I want to start leeching on others' network already.
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Google taps into search patterns
I expect more irritating ads from Google, especially after the signing of AOL deal.
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Samsung says may sell NAND flash chips to Sony
Wonder if this will cause prices to go up or down. Hopefully, there is more supply (but not too much) than demand, then the price will go down. -
Mobile phones to tell S.Koreans "you've been indicted"
I like this new way that mobile phones are being used.
Anyway, it is creative. It saves people of embarassment. However, it is going to cause some problems for employees as they don't know what happened to the company. Another double-edged sword.
Singapore also has a high number of mobile phone users. Should we consider following the South Koreans?
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Nintendo DS sales hit 5 million units in Japan
OK, nothing to boast about. Competition is strong, and getting over your head will be costly. -
Journal: Wikipedia as accurate as Britannica
Now, all of us will not need to pay for an encyclopedia. -
One Man's Trash Doesn't Necessarily Become Another Man's Treasure
If you don't want your Ipod or notebook, please don't throw them away. Give it to the poorer countries or your immediate relatives for them to use. -
Google Rules, But For How Long?
It's not good to monopolize a high tech world as it will bring problems, according this article. Let's see how Google will manage that. -
Researchers Study Newlyweds
Hopefully this study will help to reduce the number of breakups in marriages. -
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Fine-tuned ad technologies expected to advance in 2006
The ads technologies used will be more or less like Google text ads. -
Mom Fights Downloading Suit on Her Own
What is the RIAA doing man... She doesn't even know how to access her email! I really admire her courage to stand up to those money sucking organisations.
Come to think of it, what do they do with all those money they extorted from people? I doubt it goes to the artists and music companies...
RIAA have made mistakes before, crazy ones, like suing a 83 y/o DEAD woman who hates computers -
Not the first time RIAA has did that already. The suing of the dead 83 years old woman you gave is one example.Originally posted by chanff8:Mom Fights Downloading Suit on Her Own
What is the RIAA doing man... She doesn't even know how to access her email! I really admire her courage to stand up to those money sucking organisations.
Come to think of it, what do they do with all those money they extorted from people? I doubt it goes to the artists and music companies...
RIAA have made mistakes before, crazy ones, like suing a 83 y/o DEAD woman who hates computers -
Prime time for Missouri computing team
This prime number is very huge. The text file, if you want to view, is also large.
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Saudi telecom stops text vote for Arab talent show
Osama's next hideout could be Saudi Arabia as we can see from this piece of news article.
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Conduct a search, make a donation
Not a bad idea, can do good things while surfing the Net. Don't choose wrongly hor, if not the money will go into Durai's pockets. -
High-tech industry in Israel goes from bust to boom
So many jobs created in Israel. Why don't Intel come to Singapore and help us solve our jobless problem? -
Netflix wins round in online DVD-rental fight
Never use the tactic that Blockbuster uses unless you are Bill Gates.
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Japan's TBS, Index in Internet TV joint venture
Though we have 3G phones, but the quality and quantity of shows that we can watch on our mobile phones are really limited.
