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Archive for June 2008

Join the Club

Posted by: Admin on: June 29, 2008

Visa Launches the Visa Business Network on Facebook
by: Jerry Liao
Visa Inc. unveiled the Visa Business Network (www.visabusinessnetwork.com), the first-ever application dedicated to connecting small businesses on Facebook. The Visa Business Network has been created with small businesses, for small businesses, and is a unique environment built on Facebook Platform for the small business arena. [...]

You’ve Got Mail

Posted by: Admin on: June 24, 2008

Yahoo! Announces Global Availability of Two New E-mail Domains
by: Jerry Liao
Frustating is the word I can think of everytime I try to register an email address only to find out that it’s already taken. Even variations of you’re desired email are all taken. This goes to show how popular email is today [...]

Technological Danger

Posted by: Admin on: June 22, 2008

I.T. Directors Unprepared for emerging Web-based attacks
by: Jerry Liao
Secure Computing Corporation announced the results of an IT Director survey that uncovers a rising concern of insider threats and widespread acknowledgement of being unprepared for emerging Web-based attacks.
When asked whether they believed insider or outsider threats posed a bigger problem to their organisation, more than [...]

Google adds Gmail Labs to Gmail

Posted by: Admin on: June 17, 2008

Google recently introduced Gmail Labs, a new tab on the Gmail Settings page that offers a selection of experimental Gmail features for users to evaluate. Gmail Labs allows users to try out experimental new features in Gmail and send feedback to Google so the company can improve them.

iPhone Usage Statics

Posted by: Admin on: June 15, 2008

Afer the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, almost everyone is talking about the new iPhone 3G and MobileMe. And I can’t blame them, for the simple reason that the iPhone 3G will soon be available here in the Philippines and the price is very attractive. US $199 for an iPhone 3G? Not a bad deal.