Archive for April, 2006

Tech Stories of my Life

Thursday, April 20th, 2006

Musta na? Ayos pa ba? Ang buhay natin... Been busy taking a holiday and then busy at work. Have some stories to tell, but my fingers are too slow to write them all in one go: Two online projects: Finding Imeldists and Book Crossing My father invented Friendster Growing old with Dial-up When in Roam, ...

Smart Clicking in Batanes (part II)

Tuesday, April 11th, 2006

Community E-Centers On a related note, there are a couple of local and international projects that aim to setup community e-centers in rural areas. There have been a couple setup by … DOST or TELOF, I believe. It wasn’t a rousing success. To say the least, it wasn’t rousing at all. ...

Smart Clicking in Batanes

Monday, April 10th, 2006

There was an article yesterday on the Inquirer about Smart Communications’ inauguration of Smart Click – an Internet-shop-in-a-box (more precisely, container vans). These Internet shops will cater to the most remote barrios in the country. They started off with Basco, Batanes and will be installing more in Aurora, Tarlac, Laguna, ...

Smart Clicking Articles

Sunday, April 9th, 2006

On Pinoy.Tech.Blog: Smart Clicking in Batanes Smart Communications recently launched a service dubbed “Smart Click – Internet and more”. The shops will provide the common internet shop services such as web surfing, chat, printing, network games etc. The difference is the location of these shops. Smart Click aims to bring Internet-shops-in-a-box ...

Cellphones rule - Phil cellphone stats

Wednesday, April 5th, 2006

One in Three (34% of the 80 million) Filipinos uses cell phones 63% of the upper middle to upper classes own cell phones 17% of the poorest sector have cell phones. Reference: Pulse Asia’s March-April 2003 94% of Filipino cell phone users send SMS 70% of them sending as many ...

Attack of the Bl0g Spammers

Tuesday, April 4th, 2006

Wordpress is able to screen out spam comments with multiple links to commercial sites selling pharmaceuticals or other products. Cool. But wordpress doesn't screen seemingly legitimate entries that just say: Hi :D Buy X*n*x ? So the past two days, I've been manually deleting these comments. Almost 30 comments each day for the ...