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A walk down the Yellow Brick Road of Malaysia's Corridor of the future

by Alan Tan, Malaysia

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Sony Ericsson C702, GPS receiver, HSDPA broadband access, 3.2mp camera in an affordable bundle!

Aug 1, 2008 23:13

What you see on the mobile phone screen is Google Maps. That blue dot in the middle is the phone's location. Yep, no Symbian OS, no Windows Mobile, Just plain old Java with Google Maps online.
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Blue screen support, would you like to cause grevious hurt to your IT support guy?

Jul 22, 2008 00:02

I've been self supporting my own PCs for the last 15 years of my life, never having an IT support guy to actually push my woes to. In fact, as the resident office geek Read more »

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Multimedia-driven church

Jul 14, 2008 22:42

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Mobile phones, have we forgotten our basics?

Jul 4, 2008 17:24

We all go on and on about the newest tech, and yes... this is a tech blog... but sometimes we miss out on what's real. New tech costs just too much! New phone, new technology, iPhones, Windows Mobile phone, feature-packed Nokias. We are losing sight of what phones are for...
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Toy museum, a blast from the past

Jun 26, 2008 09:14

Some people just have too many toys. I recently visited the Mint Toy museum in Singapore... It's at Seah Street. It's amazing that all these are from the personal collection of just one person. It was rather fun, but best to be enjoyed not with your kid, but more with your own brothers and sisters and maybe your mom and dad. It's a retro kind of thing, mostly toys you had in the past and would like to see again in this time and age.
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About Alan Tan

I'm a medical doctor by profession, but as with all inquiring minds,technology has become an addiction. I'm also constantly in awe of all kinds of tech, from a piece of Velcro to the latest diving computer. Constantly adapting new tech to my lifestyle is a priority. Being a faithful follower of the "MacGyver concept", any tech is useful tech if you use it the right way. I use tech to plug my deficiencies, enhance my capabilities and explore all possibilities. What tech would you like to use today?