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MoreOpenOffice 3.0, the latest version of the totally-free office suite that challenges Microsoft Office, is now ready for download.
MoreThis is a coup for Ubuntu Linux, and proof of its rising success as a workable alternative OS.
MoreTech news sites can’t hide their excite over Apple’s unveiling of new laptops on October 14.
MoreIs this true? Motorola launched the latest version of its Windows Mobile-powered Moto Q, the Q11, but left out 3G/HSDPA.
MoreI started using the Smart Bro prepaid wireless broadband the other day and here’s my short take on the product and service.
MoreChristmas is around the corner, and we can safely bet that those with the means are now having a swell time deciding which new gaming handheld to get, after Nintendo and Sony separately announced product upgrades.
MoreWelcome to the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, Nokia’s answer to Apple’s iPhone.
MoreDemocratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s campaign continues to blaze the trail in tapping modern tools to reach out to many Americans.
MoreFor gadget freaks only: Nintendo has come out with the next-generation version of its gaming handheld, while Asus has something nifty to offer the fashion-conscious who wish to ride the EEE PC bandwagon.
MoreUS-based BusinessWeek has come out with its “25 Most Influential People on the Web” list for 2008. As expected, the list is US-centric, with only a dash of non-Americans in the mix. But what is quite interesting is the analysis that accompanies the release of this report, which says that the internet has caused an […]
MoreYou thought you can only buy legit iPhone 3Gs from Apple’s partner carriers like Globe? Think again, because Apple Hong Kong has started selling the wonder in its website.
MoreGays and lesbians are pitching their colorful tent and claiming their rightful places in the Philippine blogosphere.
MoreAsus is not stopping the temblors it is causing in the personal computer market. Next in line for the EEE PC is built-in 3G connectivity.
MoreUpdate: Visit the official T-Mobile G1 website US mobile phone network T-Mobile today launched the G1, a smartphone powered by Google’s Android operating system which pundits and techies say may give Apple’s iPhone a stiff fight for hearts and minds of cellphone users everywhere.
MoreGraphic artists are excited over the release of Adobe’s Creative Suite 4. A blog post at ZDNet said that: Adobe will offer numerous flavors of CS4 including editions for Design, Web, Production Premium and Master Collection. Individually, Adobe rolled out the latest editions of Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Flash Professional and Dreamweaver among others.
MoreApplause, cheers and the never-ending flicker of camera lights welcomed the country’s top bloggers at the 2nd Philippine Blog Awards held Sunday at glitzy rites held at 1Esplanade near SM Mall of Asia. Some bloggers came in formal attire, while others came in smart casual wear, but no one seemed to mind. Everyone was up […]
MoreA few hours ago, this blog you are reading — tonyocruz.com — received the trophy for Best News and Media Blog in the 2nd Philippine Blog Awards held at the 1Espalanade near SM Mall of Asia.
MorePalm diehards here and abroad can now expand their precious handhelds just like the rest, thanks to the release of an SDHC driver.
MoreFilipinos are at the top of the world in terms of social networking and up there too in terms of blogging! This is no wonder since Pinoy culture is strong on networking: Filipino Netizens among most sociable By Riza T. Olchondra Philippine Daily Inquirer First Posted 21:29:00 09/19/2008 MANILA, Philippines — You think that collectively […]
MoreBloggers and tech enthusiasts are invited to two great events this weekend.
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