Monthly Archives: February 2010

For the majority of computer users, updates are nothing more than a bothering pop-up and a loss of time. Even worse, some non-Internet-aware users don’t even know why they should update, let alone understand the update dialogs they face. Adding … Continue reading →

Actual quote from the Bada developer web site. Samsung bada is a new open platform that enables a richer user experience in applications on Samsung mobile devices. Realistic interpretation from myself Samsung bada is an open smartphone platform based on … Continue reading →

I just found this funny, but that quote from Dick Brass “But the much more important question is why Microsoft, America’s most famous and prosperous technology company, no longer brings us the future, whether it’s tablet computers like the iPad, … Continue reading →

I almost laughed when I read this article by Adrian Ludwig on the Flash Platform Blog. Apparently, Adobe, or one of its developers at least, thinks that the argument “Flash technology isn’t open” is not valid for the following reason: … Continue reading →

Probably the most bizarre thing to happen to me recently was this, a mind-blogging re-design of Google which popped up on Google.com (not country-level domains) only on Firefox, only on my computer (within a classroom network) and for only 5 … Continue reading →