Kevin Purdy was spot on when he wrote, “If you can read this, you probably don’t like Internet Explorer.” Admittedly, I don’t. Not the slightest bit.

Despite what everyone says, FireFox is still my first choice when it comes to browsing the internet. I agree that “Microsoft’s browser has ignored web standards, fallen down on security, and lagged the competition for more than a decade.” What I’m very much unsure is, “IE9 seems truly different.” I’ve never actually seen it and therefore I choose not to comment just quite yet. Read the rest of this entry »

Blog stalking is my hobby these days, somewhat at least.

The typical writers come up with titles that, if a person sees, would somewhat be curious about its content. On the other hand, a typical SEO-type blogger (or whatever you call them) would come up with titles that would pop-up when someone searches for a particular keyword or keywords for that matter.

“I Tried a Dating Site That Matches You Based on Your Favourite Books” happens to be one of those titles that works somewhat both ways. Or so I think. (Totally out of point by the way.) Read the rest of this entry »

A lot of talk has been going around about the T-Mobile G2 since 2008. Recently, there’s new confirmation that an announcement of the device is finally in the works. The amusing part of this announcement is that the message was posted by T-Mobile’s Twitter account in… binary code!

According to those familiar, it translates to “G2newscomingsoon”. Read the rest of this entry »

Calling Apple users (like myself), here’s a pair of jeans you gotta check out. It seems WTFJeans are not just a pair of jeans, it’s a pair of jeans made for the geeks inside and out.

It’s for people who don’t go anywhere without their mobile phones and gadgets, people like me really. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s been a while, the good old times.

Anyway, here’s something I picked up from Wayang Times: Read the rest of this entry »