it’s exactly 100 days today before the Philippine May 10 elections, however glimpses of a major automation failure is already seen by ex officials “Deliveries, testing, calibration, validation and training for automated elections are delayed. Ballot printing is also delayed… The risks of failures of the 2010 elections are increasing everyday,” the Former Senior Government […]
Morethe long wait is over, Apple’s very own tablet, iPad has arrived and everyone’s already waiting in line to own one! these are some of the tech specs: height/width: 9.56in / 7.47in weight: 1.5lbs (wi-fi model); 1.6lbs (wi-fi+3G) display: 9.7in and fingerprint-resistant (kewl!) capacity: 16gb/32gb/64gb flash drive processor: 1GHz Apple A4 custom battery: built-in 25whr […]
Morefound this interesting article about common passwords used by web folks. NYC put it quite bluntly, “Back at the dawn of the Web, the most popular account password was ‘12345.’ Today, it’s one digit longer but hardly safer: ‘123456.’” based on analysts findings, people unusually have this computer password habit of using simple, easily guessed […]
Moreit’s official, american idol’s Larry Platt and his very own “Pants on the Ground” is now the newest internet viral sensation (with over 2mil viewers as of now) so let’s all sing, “Pants on the ground, pants on the ground, looking like a fool with your pants on the ground.” 🙂
Morethe may 2010 national elections is around the corner, if you’re looking for ways to see who’s leading in the polls and as an IT PINOY, you like to participate, check out aboutph.com for it’s own online poll!  you can also vote for your senators here. spread the news and let your voice heard!
MoreKabataan Party-list Rep. Mong Palatino recently stated that House Bill 6974 (or the CyberCrime Prevention Act of 2009) is vague and requires re-evaluation. he shed worries that approving this into a law without deeper reviewing might stifle freedom of expression and right to privacy. “The definition of ‘cybercrime’ in the bill is vague and its […]
Morerevision3 listed seven of the weird and wackiest gadgets in CES 2010. this includes a tv hat, nice robots, iPod holder (where you can feel the vibration ehem!), weird nano bidet (oh yes, success!!!), a sonic walk (you don’t need to wear any earphones), and a USB cigarette!
Moreit has been reported that hackers recently defaced the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) website, http://www.tesda.gov.ph the hackers put up two changes on the home page, the first reads, “Nakikiramay kami sa pagpanaw ng Iskolar ng Bayan, freedom fighter na si Kimay” and an illustration of a man giving the middle finger with […]
Moremy fav tech event is again at it’s best showcasing the latest technologies we IT PINOYs should anticipate this year. the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the worlds largest consumer techonology tradeshow. the event started in 1967 was produced by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), which promotes growth in the consumer technology industry. […]
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