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[Mac only] Here’s something really cool trick I learn from TUAW today, you can actually control your Mac via email. That’s right, by sending an email to your Mac (with certain Subject and Content) you can basically make it perform almost any action you want – like restart, shutdown, sleep, … Continue reading »

[Mac only] By default, Mac’s Mail client displays mails in a top-down approach, thus limiting the number of mails it can display, If you are using a widescreen monitor, here’s a Mac plugin that allows you turn the top-down to left-right column view.

Good news for Flickr users, you now get to view videos instead of just images on Flickr. Greater news for pro flickr users because only you, those who pay $25/year get the function to upload video to Flickr. The limitation of each video upload is 90 seconds or 150MB. The … Continue reading »

Here’s a little health report of some of the notable bloggers we know. Matt of Gizmodo passed out a few times and were unreachable; Michael Arrington of TechCrunch suffered from severe sleep disorder and was hospitalized for couple of times because of nervous breakdown; Om Malik of GigaOM had an … Continue reading »

Twitsig is a free service that embed your Twitter message dynamically into image, so you can the image as a signature, or display it on your blog. This is a pretty interesting, not only your tweets (now in image) has better way to get more attention, the attached-once signature allows … Continue reading »

Folks at PCWorld released an article featuring 10 gadgets (made in asia) you will not see in the United States. After checking though all of them, I don’t think I remember seeing them anywhere in Malaysia or Singapore too. But still, it’s good to get updated with these Japanese technology. … Continue reading »

Year 2007 has been a fascinating year for Malaysian blogosphere as we see the born of at least 5 ads network, respectively NuffNang, Advertlets, GrabMyAds, Gokita and Netizen. But how about our neighbors, what’s in the air in the Singapore and Indonesia blogosphere? You might just wanna stick with your … Continue reading »

Freddy is the official sponsor and supplier for the Italian team in the China, Beijing 2008 Olympic. In conjunction to this event, 1861 United, an ad agency from Italy has put up some very creative ad campaign for Freddy. From what I can gather online, it comes with couple of … Continue reading »

Think of Google Analytics AIR beta as a desktop version of Google Analytics. Thanks to the multiple-platforms supports of Adobe AIR, this cool application is able to run in most operating systems – Mac, Windows, and Linux. Google Analytics AIR beta allows you to add multiple profiles of multiple Analytics … Continue reading »

[Mac only] Mac users who are using Mac OS X Leopard’s Time Machine as a backup mechanism will initially find it a great way to prevent data loses. However taking the fact that Time Machine backups your Mac very frequent (every hour), you’ll end up getting your external harddisk running … Continue reading »

The new WordPress 2.5 is great, especially it’s new approached used to handle images upload. However some WordPress users might encounter problems uploading images, getting stucked with error messages similar to the following: HTTP error An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.

If you have not claim your Twitted feed in Technorati, perhaps it’s time to do so now. Folks at Blogherald reported that Technorati is now indexing Twitter feed. By claiming your Twitter page in Technorati, tweets will then be indexed and you bet they will then appear in Technorati search … Continue reading »

If you are regular Facebook who live and die by replying Facebook messages, checking on your friends’ profiles, updates and photos, etc, here’s a Firefox plugin for Facebook you should really look at. The Firefox Facebook plugin make accessing to most Facebook functions within 1 click, that includes: Login to … Continue reading »