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September 04, 2010

Western Digital & Real Leaf Contest Winners

We got two sets of winners today — one from our Western Digital Contest and the other one from the Real Leaf Word Master Challenge.

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August 24, 2010

Contest: Real Leaf Word Master Challenge

We’re back with Real Leaf and doing another contest. This time, it’s gonna be like a treasure-hunt game running on a Facebook App. Check out the details of the Word Master Challenge below.

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February 02, 2010

Winner of the Real Leaf iPod Nano Giveaway

Thanks to all the hundreds of participants to our iPod Nano Giveaway, and likewise to our sponsor Real Leaf (Coca-cola). We’re impressed with the turn-out and the submissions but I can only pick one winner for YugaTech.

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December 28, 2009

Contest: Spot a Real Leaf, Win a Nano

Thanks to our sponsor, Coca-Cola, we’re giving away a brand new 8GB iPod Nano Video in this week’s contest. All you need to do is shoot a picture and tell us about it. Check out the complete mechanics below.

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March 14, 2006

Makati is definitely Globeland

Been over a week now that everytime I hang out at Greenbelt 3, I get this feeling that Airborneaccess’ (AA) wifi service is slowly fading away from the area. If you’ve been to Seatlle’s Best, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Figaro and Starbucks around this area, you’ll see good signal reception from GlobeQuest but AA is virtually non-existent.

Anyway, I checked AA’s Wifi Pathfinder and their database of locations in fact listed cafes such as Starbucks GB3, Starbucks GB1, Starbucks 6750, and Seattle’s Best GB3. But now, none of them have AA wifi — I did check all of them. Just ate at Cafe Breton here in GB3 and I can see 5 access points for Globe and only one for AA, which is down at the moment.

I read a letter in one forum (forgot the link) which apparently came from the Glorrieta management sending notice to their tenants to change “wifi providers”. I guess Starbucks and Seattle’s Best complied to the policy. What I’m a bit concerned though is that the day will come when AA is completely eased out of the Glorietta-Greenbelt area.

Not really complaining here but cost-wise, Globe WiZ is more expensive than AA. Their prepaid cards costs Php100 for 50 minutes while AA is 60 mins.

Now, instead of hanging out and drinking a venti mocha frap at Greenbelt 3, I’m here at Chubby China at the far edge of GB1 enjoying their eat-all-you can for Php265 and using my free AA wifi.