Ever since I switched to Mac I rarely used any Office Apps. iWork 09 did it’s job of keeping me from using Office 2007. Although iWork is sufficient enough, I would suggest that you install Microsoft Office. Just to make sure you can open even that rarest kind of Office Document. Here’s a step by step guide to on how to download and install the latest version of MS Office [...]
October 16, 2009 – PLDT (Philippine Long Distance Telecommunications) restored my landline and DSL service. It took them 21 days to restore their services which usually took 2 days to 1 week. We lost our telephone connection and internet service the time our home was flooded when a Super Typhoon (Ondoy) hit us last Septmeber 27, 2009. (That explains why my last blog post is almost a month old) The [...]
Google Video, Vimeo, Youtube, these social video sharing sites have tons of content, but i doubt that it’s legal to download it to your hard drive. But if you can why not? don’t say I didn’t warned you, perhaps you want to have it on you phone so you can view it somewhere private, or perhaps you just want to be the “Bida” (popular to friends) and share it to [...]
In this tough times we should do anything we can to save some money. Below is a list of iPhon Apps that can help save some money for its users, the list has everything from saving on your restaurant bills to reducing your phone bills. Since the list is about saving money, most of it is free while some may only cost a dollar. 1. Cheap International – Free Local [...]
If you have an iPhone or a Android G1 and a laptop then there is a way to get free internet access with no extra cost. Gizmodo has posted a step by step instruction on how to tether your iPhone or G1 to your laptops for a free 3G broadband connection. What You’ll Need • For G1: USB cable, Tetherbot App, Android SDK, Firefox • For iPhone: iPhoneModem app, Jailbroken [...]
Google Chrome is growing fast, many people wants to test it and many are just curious at how different Chrome is from other browsers and some users all over the world tinker with it and explore its deeper capabilities. TechRadar has posted some ways to modify your Chrome browser to fit your needs and fill your curiousity on how diverse you want it to be. 1. Get more Omnibox suggestions [...]
If you guys own an iPhone then you must already heard about Jailbreaking, the process that opens up the phone to allow for the installation of unapproved third-party applications. Jailbreaking or Unlocking? Jailbreaking is a process that will allow you to install unapproved third-party applications on your device. It is sometimes confused with “unlocking” which is the process that makes the phone capable of working on other carriers besides AT&T [...]
A sub-$1000 PC may sound like it is not going to be enough for games that need big specs but the article here will surely help you build a sub-$1000 PC that will be enough to handle those games that you want. With just $800 you can build your own Kick-ass PC for all your gaming needs, thanks to MaximumPC.com Parts List: Antec Three Hundred ($60, www.antec.com) Intel Core 2 [...]
What better gift can you give to an iPhone owner who loves games? Kotaku posted their iPhone gaming gift guide that will surely help iPhone owners choose which game to get. When the App Store first went live for the iPhone and Touch, I thought that we could quickly download all of the games available and review them. And in fact even made a valiant attempt at doing just that. [...]
I’m pretty sure that almost all of you guys ue torrent and isn’t it annoying when you want to burn those “downloaded” movies in a DVD and then it won’t play in your DVD players? LifeHacker says that this is a common problem (and here I thought I was the only one having this problem) and they have shown us simple (and free) ways to burning virtually any video to [...]
