Wordpress 2.6.1 Now Available
Barely after a month since I have posted that Wordpress 2.6 was available, Wordpress 2.6.1 has just been recently released. This time, over 60 bugs were fixed (I’ve counted the bugs, and as of this writing, there were 62 different bugs across different Wordpress versions that were fixed).
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Intel’s New Remote Wake Up Motherboards
Beginning next month, you’ll be able to purchase Intel motherboards for your PC that you can put to sleep, then remotely wake up to full power by calling it, thereby saving power as opposed to leaving it on and waiting for something to trigger it.
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Never Miss A New Email With The Physical Gmail Notifier
I was searching for a way to modify the Gmail Notifier code to suit my needs, and my search has brought me over to Jamie Matthew’s site wherein he really re-engineered the Gmail notifier. Instead of the usual desktop application that watches over your Gmail account for new activity, his invention literally flashes a cube-like device to alert you that a new mail has arrived.
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AMD Launches The 790GX Chipset
Barely a month since I have bought a Emaxx 780G-Pro motherboard, AMD today officially launches the 790GX chipset, along with a new SB750 south-bridge chip, adding RAID-5 capability from SB700 with the 790GX graphics core boosted from 500MHz to 700MHz.
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Globe Telecoms Will Sell Iphone 3G For P48,899!!
Globe Telecoms has just released their Iphone 3G pricing scheme for both post and prepaid subscribers and all I can say is, I’m totally speechless. My goodness, Php41,889 for the 8GB version and Php48,899 for the 16GB version! This is approximately 1,245 US Dollars in value, way beyond what Apple has announced.
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I’m Starting To Like Windows Vista!
Windows XP was serving my computing needs fairly well and I have no complaints regarding it’s performance. Even with the availability of Windows Vista, Windows XP remains the standard Operating System being used in our corporate machines (even for newly rolled-out Dell computers). But one unfortunate incident happened to my home computer. It suddenly died on me. I have no choice but to buy a new set of motherboard, processor and memory. Basically, everything in my home PC was replaced.
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New Trojan Spreads Via MP3 and Multimedia Files
In a recent report of ITWire, MP3s and multimedia files such as WMV can now be embedded with a trojan. The sneaky part is, those infected MP3s continue to play normally, but would require a certain “codec” to be downloaded in order to play. But instead of getting a codec, the link goes to install malware in your computer.
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Gmail Remote Sign Out Review
I’ve just recently published about Gmail’s new Remote Sign Out feature and since then, I have patiently waited for Google to update the servers where my Gmail account is connected. This morning, when I logged into my Gmail account, I have seen the update and here’s my review.
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Gmail Security Upgrade: Find Out If Your Account Is Open Somewhere
Gmail is in the process of upgrading its security by providing an additional dashboard which contains the IP address, last login time and whether the access was on a PC browser, Mobile or POP3 account.
I have just tried this feature but it seems that the Gmail server that we are connecting into isn’t upgraded yet. Nevertheless, this is a very useful plugin for those who constantly forget to log-out their Gmail account.
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It’s Official: Firefox 3 Sets Off A Record Breaking 8Million Downloads
The collective effort of Firefox fans in pledging to spread the word and simultaneously download Firefox 3 last June 2008 made it possible for Firefox 3 to reach a staggering 8Million downloads in a matter of 24hours, according to a report made by the BBC News.
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