Author: Gabriel

  • PCWorld.com Top 25 Worst Tech Products of All Time

    PCWorld.com listed it’s “Top 25 Losers” (ouch!) ever. To wit: America Online (1989-2006) RealNetworks RealPlayer (1999) Syncronys SoftRAM (1995) Microsoft Windows Millennium (2000) Sony BMG Music CDs (2005) Disney The Lion King CD-ROM (1994) Microsoft Bob (1995) Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 (2001) Pressplay and Musicnet (2002) dBASE IV (1988) Priceline Groceries and Gas (2000) PointCast…

  • Movie Exchange Makeover!

    Announcing some new stuff: new template! I’ve decided to use Frenchman Neuro’s three column template rather quaintly called “Identification band – parallel Boyish style” for Movie Ex. It features some 220px wide columns and a nice larger content area which can fit Youtube Videos. This means we can finally post Movie Trailers! This template also…

  • Internet Cafe closing out sale

    Buncha pcs for sale. Posting for a friend. Click for a better view:

  • Basketball Exchange’s Got Game! Gearing Up For UAAP.

    Basketball Exchange.ph is almost three months old now, and goodness how time flies when you’re having fun. And having fun we are! I’ve found two great writers Chip Lopez and Phillip Kimpo Jr., who by a stroke of sheer luck, answered the call for writers and have appeared as passionate (which is common), and as…

  • My Articles Page is now up!

    Finally finally finally. I’ve finally gotten around to making my articles page here. I’d always demurred from said activity as I had thought it rather vain, but I’ve decided it’s best to upload them as they greatly help me figure out when (and sometimes, for whom) I wrote an article for at any given time,…

  • First takes on the Canon Ixus 60

    Sitting on my desk in some protective cloth-like casing it came with is the Canon Ixus 60, spec’d as follows: 6.0 megapixels 3x optical zoom 2.5″ lcd screen Resolution max/min: 2816×2112 / 640×480 Sensor size / type: 1/2.5 / CCD weight: 140 g (4.9 oz) Inclusive 16mb. SD card dimensions: 86 x 54 x 22…

  • Content Providers shouldn’t be surprised

    From this article: “Content providers have opposed the (creation of a) not-to-text registry, saying that it was invasion of privacy. They said that our [pending guidelines] are sufficient. But the NTC thinks there is a need to do this. The present way of doing things are insufficient. The content providers will be submitting their position…

  • First takes on the Nokia N91

    I was very excited to receive one of the first Nokia N91s to come into the country a few weeks ago. I was made aware that it was amongst, if not the first unit to arrive via a letter accompanying it saying so. In retrospect however, the fact that it came from a PR company…

  • Performancing For Firefox Rocks. Hard.

    As Im running Movie Exchange.ph and Basketball Exchange.ph now, posts here have become few and far between. That’s not to say of course, that not much has happened. On the contrary, tons and tons have, and so I must find time to blog, if only because blogs among other things are a great way of…

  • Executed X-Men

    I didn’t grow up in the X-Men generation, so I approach the X-Men, its characters, story and iterations (the comics, cartoons, spin-offs and the several versions of each) as something I’ve missed, albeit am unwilling to pursue since, well, let’s face it, I’ve outgrown it. Ok, clarification. I have learned to appreciate other genres, hence…