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Are you avidly following China's second team during the Beijing Olympics...and why?
Was at the bus stop (duh) waiting for the bus to work when the bus that just came into the bay broke down. It had been stalling there for quite a bit when i spotted this teenager runing up happily to the bus, thinking that it was waiting for her.After about thirty seconds of futile ...
Seems slightly buggy but very useable. In case anyone is wondering, I’m blogging this right before the Dark Knight. Now, on with the show!
Dawn Yang plagiarizes for her entries in her Stomp Blog. Don't let her get away with it!
Barbaric shouting on the MRT? Being wronged does not give one an excuse to act like a jackass.
Singapore was not mentioned on the list that will be offering the phone come 11 July, so much for Singtel's big and bold advertisements about putting the "i" in Singapore.
CCD was just plain strange, muttering to himself as he took my card, and freaking me out with strange birdlike movements. A twitch here and a twitch there, I knew I wanted to get out as quick as possible...
Apologies for the double post, accidentally deleted the original post while editing it. Anyway, here's a semi-legal take on the whole situation from an ex-paralegal. My question is: is it worth it to sign up with PodFire?
Here's a semi-legal take on the whole situation from an ex-paralegal. Is it worth it to sign up with PodFire?
Gizmodo first broke the news on the global launch date, and it seems a certain rep from Singtel is in San Fransisco at the moment. Do the math.
Ok, so it seems you don't really need the AT&T sim card after all.
Sure they have an unlimited mobile broadband plan. Sure they have great customer service. But M1 has a sucky and craptastic data plan. I spent about half an hour with the customer service lady, who was really nice and helpful.
A little bird just whispered me the latest release from Singtel. Looks like they are confirmed to be bringing Apple’s iPhone to Singapore. Guess the rumors are true after all. What’s strange in all this is the fact that they will also be bringing it to Australia via Optus, which I understand from previous reports ...
The launch of the HTC Touch Diamond may seem strangely familiar to most. Those in the know will remember the launch of the first HTC Touch, which preceded the first iPhone launch by a month or so, attempting to steal the limelight with their TouchFlo interface, but still being blown away by the actual iPhone ...
Haters of Microsoft’s Windows Vista have some hope left in this world, as it seems that Dell will continue to sell Windows XP computers well after the cut-off date of 30 June. This is due to them exploiting a loophole with Vista licensing which means that Microsoft is technically selling Vista - but in reality ...
Attended the new ASUS Eee PC 900 launch today and am kinda impressed by the new and pretty Eee PC 900. The new bigger screen and multi-touch trackpad is nice, and the best thing? They’ll be selling it starting this weekend for S$798 for both Windows XP (12GB) and Linux (20GB) versions.Windows XP versionLinux versionSee ...
Saw this “poster” on the way to work today stuck on one of the pillars at the bustop. Couldn’t resist snapping a pic at the sheer audacity of it. The poster was advertising quick hard fast cash for loan, all completely “legal” of course. It even listed a name which reminds one of a ...
aka - How to game Wikipedia when referencing.One professor seems to think so and many universities agree, citing the “blind trust” that users have in the top level content that’s found on Wikipedia (and thereby banning Wikipedia citations). However, there’s more than one way to skip this restriction, having relied on Wikipedia during my Uni ...
Don’t be evil has been Google’s prime directive for a few years now, but it seems that the prime directive is changing…for the worst. Having bought over DoubleClick recently, the search engine giant then asked its new employees to sign a one year ‘non-compete’ agreement, which means that if they leave their jobs, they are ...
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