When this little router (from Netronix) was sent over the other week, I was surprised at how small it was. I brought it during my recent trip to Putrajaya, Malaysia and proved to be very useful when we stayed at the Marriott Hotel.
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The Asus Eee PC Transformer TF101 is the first Android tablet of its kind. One one end, it’s a Honeycomb tablet and on the other, it’s an Android netbook. Its design and form factor gave it a bit of an edge that no other tablet can match. Read on and check out our full review of the Asus Transformer after the jump.
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The LG Chocolate BL40 Black Label Series is LG’s newest multimedia phone. This extra-tall candy bar touchscreen phone makes a great first impression but is it all skin-deep?
Read: LG Chocolate BL40 Review
The LG Chocolate BL40 Black Label Series is LG’s newest multimedia phone. This extra-tall candy bar touchscreen phone makes a great first impression but is it all skin-deep? Check out our full review after the jump.
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LG’s latest fashion phone is out and we got a a unit for review today. The new LG Chocolate BL40 truly reminds you of a nice bar of dark chocolate. Check out our unboxing photos after the jump.
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LG’s most awaited mobile phone has arrived in the Philippines. The new LG Chocolate (LG BL40) is the 4th handset in LG’s Black Label Series and successor to the highly-acclaimed LG Chocolate (on the top 5 of most sold handsets in the world).
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In a leaked promotional video, the next LG Chocolate (BL40) looks sexy and yummy featuring a large 4-inch screen and a multi-touch screen {via}. Check the video after the jump.
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True to their words, LG Philippines launched today the cheapest fully touchscreen phone in the Philippines – the LG KP500 or the LG Cookie. My prediction of under Php15k was surpassed — it’s actually just Php11,900.
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Same look, just different color and comes with an Intel Atom CPU — the Ripple Mini PC is one of those new small form-factor desktop PCs wanting to grab a piece of the waning Mac Mini market. Still, they’ve shown you can make good use of an Intel Atom CPU beyond the UMPC niche.
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LG Electronics may be one of the smaller and silent players in the mobile market but records showed it has made great success with a couple of earlier models. The LG Chocolate ranks as the 4th most popular phone of all time while the LG KU-250 became the first cheap 3G phone in the market. The new LG Secret will attempt to make a name for itself as well.
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Some fresh news and old links for this 1st February Friday. And despite my being a fulltime blogger for over 2 years now, I still feel Friday’s are the best day of the week.
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When I was in Gummersbach last month, we had a round-table discussion on tech and mobile phones were among the topics we discussed. I did a quick survey from the 23 country reps and asked which is the most popular phone model in their country.
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Nokia announced OVI yesterday during the Go Play! launch. With the expansion of their core business from mobile devices to services and applications, here’s an overview of the Nokia OVI roadmap.
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After reading an old entry on “Prioritize Profitable Projects” over at Shoemoney.com, it reminded me of all the would-be, have-been, could-have-had projects I’ve collaborated with so many diverse, talented and highly-motivated people both in the blogging and non-blogging world. The precept of people prioritizing profitable projects applies almost 99% of the time and I would sometimes add it with a dash of “instant gratification first“.
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There are things best described with imagery so we’ll let the pictures speak for themselves.
The Band of Bloggers in Bohol.
[tags]tagbilaran, bohol, chocolate hills, tarsier, floating restaurant, dumaluan beach, shell museum, loboc church[/tags]
P.S.
If you want the Band of Bloggers to visit your place, call anyone of us in our contact page and maybe we can arrange something. We’ll soon launch our official website and open advertising for a Sponsor a BoB Trip package.;)
We started at 7pm and went home at 4:30am. I’ll allow the pictures to speak for themselves.
Special thanks to Marc and Gail for the goodie bags, Noemi for her cookies and chocolate giveaways, Ajay for the boxes of Casino Filipino playing cards (and what’s the name of those buns again?) , Jomar for the publication, and Aldrin for the Accenture trinkets. Same goes to Jayvee for sponsoring some dinner food.
We also raffled off plogHost polo shirts, mugs and Indonesian ref magnets as well as lifetime hosting from PinoyWebHosting.net and domain registrations. Thanks to Gail for also awarding a fully customized WordPress theme design.
Follow the roll call:
Thank you to the volunteers of the steering committee on next year’s post New Year Party. Tentative date is Jan. 26, 2007.
Yes, that’s right. I am now teh Pinoy Cook!
I played around the kitchen last night and came out with something for dinner.
Pasta in Tuna with White Sauce and Mushrooms
Ingredients:
2 cans spicy Century Tuna
1 pack Nestle Cream
1 small can sliced mushrooms
1 can Cream of Mushrooms
diced onions and garlic
salt to taste
dried oregano to smell
olive oil
1/2 kilo pasta
grated Quickmelt cheese
Very Chocolate Cake with Cashew Nuts
Ingredients:
1 box chocolate powder mix
2 eggs
1/3 cup vegetable oil
1 1/2 cup water
ground cashew nuts
Betty Crocker Chocolate Frosting
Instructions: Just dunk everything in. That’s it! *hahaha*
[tags]cooking dinner, baking, pasta, food recipe[/tags]
Almost always, everytime I go out for a meet-up, meeting or a gimik and I have my Canon Ixus with me, I end up taking pictures of the food rather than the people who attended. 
Thus, most of the pictures I took (Figaro Cafe along Emerald Avenue in Ortigas) were of the pastries and cakes.
More pictures from Rain here. The cakes and pastries were delicious. That’s all I can remember.
For a summary of what we talked about, check out me recent post at Pinoy.Tech.Blog.
Have had less time to blog (and bloghop) due to the recent mishap with my PLDT DSL connection. I have already paid my dues last Wednesday but until today, only the landline connection have been restored; no internet still. Likewise, other blog projects took most of my time while others have been left hanging on the sidelines. Yes, one or two more blog projects are coming this month (hopefully).
While watching Charlie and the Chocolate Factory last night at the Rockwell, it dawned to me that I haven’t concretely outlined my Blog Goals for the year. So, I thought this would be the best time to write them down.
My Blog Goals for 2005
- Continuously increase my blog content by posting at an average of 1 post per day.
- Create a custom WordPress theme from scratch.
- Establish an efficient and convenient method to publish via mobile blogging.
- Increase average revenue to $150 – $200 a month from Google AdSense.
- My own WP plugin as well.
- Increase my Google PR to 7 (but 6 will do).
I would have had a longer list had I posted this early this year. Thankfully, some of the goals I was supposed to list have already been fulfilled. 
Do you have your own blog goals for the year? Why don’t you share them here. 
