Article Archive for October 2009
Shell $1 petrol promo
Shell announced that it would run its biggest fuel promotion in a decade as part of its ongoing efforts to teach Singapore motorists how to save fuel for life.
On Saturday, 24 October 2009 from …
Windows 7 has landed in Singapore
The much awaited Microsoft Windows 7 is finally here in Singapore (and will be in rest of the world in a few hours time.) Hurray! The Vista era has finally come to an end.
Microsoft …
Try not to launch your product on Apple product refresh day
We can’t deny that Apple brand has the world’s attention whenever they do something. Be it having a keynote, refreshing their product or even banning apps from their Apps Store. We even got people blog …
Perhaps one of the worst advertising slogan ever
To promote the soon to be open Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks in Pattaya, the management put up a billboard advertisement with a photo of Adolf Hitler saluting. One does not need an A1 in history to …
Maybe I should be a fashion blogger instead…..
I attended the Style: Week fashion show with Dottie yesterday evening. Part of the “blogger exchange program” we cooked up over the beer session a few weeks after the Blogathon. I think it’s nice to …
Warning: Do not change your Twitter username, email address or reset password
It seems like Twitter is having a bug since Tuesday.
There were reports where users were being locked out of their account after they change their username, email address or reset their password. This issue seems …
Social Media Revolution
Get ready to be blown away…..
Social Media isn’t a fad. It’s a fundamental shift in the way we communicate
The fun theory – Piano stairs
Here is an interesting project.
It’s a novelty. I’m sure it will get annoying after some time. But interesting idea.
Check out their website for more interesting “Fun Theory”.
I wonder if we can do something like this …
Creator of HTTP says the double slash is unnecessary
Here is something interesting. During a recent interview with New York Times, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the HyperText Transfer Protocol, says that the double slash after “http:” is unnecessary. He could easily have designed …
When will companies ever learn?
Sometimes I wonder when will companies ever learn that they should never ever threaten to sue a blogger for writing a negative blog entry about their business. In fact, the last thing you want to …
