Archive for January, 2008
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Thursday January 31, 2008

This canned cheeseburger product has been rolling across blogs and forums for the last couple of days leaving people wondering how a cheeseburger in a can would taste like. The mystery has finally been solved. According to SomethingAwful forummer Honk, the final product came up with a soggy bottom and tasted nothing better than a [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Thursday January 31, 2008

Nikon announced the arrival of the D60 DSLR camera. This is basically a rework of the D40x which has similar features to the D40.
Features include:
10.2 megapixels CCD sensor
0.19s start up time
Eye-Sensor
Active D-Lighting
In-Camera NEF (RAW) processing
Split-second shutter response
Image Sensor Cleaning function
According to sources, the D60 is the first to come with Eye-Fi connectivity. [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Wednesday January 30, 2008

The secret is out. The Asus Eee brand name is not going to be the exclusive name for the super popular low-cost easy to use Eee PC launched at the end of last year. Instead it will be the name of a range of products that share the same vision of the Eee, easy to [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Wednesday January 30, 2008

We are probably familiar with phones that produce quality digital-camera pictures such as the Sony Ericsson Cybershot phones. However a Casio Exilim phone should sound new to many of us.
Meet the Casio Exilim W61CA, a waterproof version of the Casio Exilim phone launched for the KDDI network in Japan. The clamshell phone is equipped [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Sunday January 27, 2008

It’s been ten years since Mozilla was started as an open-source platform from the release of Netscape Communicator’s source codes. And so, the people from downloadsquad came up with this Firefox cake to commemorate its 10-year anniversary.
More pictures of the Mozilla Firefox cake here.
Technorati Tags: firefox cake,mozilla,firefox
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Friday January 25, 2008

With the Asus Eee PC getting a pretty good hype in Singapore and around the world right now, I have decided to post a round-up of the significant events leading up to the introduction and development of the Asus Eee in chronological order right here on this blog. Here’s your chance to learn about [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Wednesday January 23, 2008

Just today, almost every tech-blog out there has reported that the subscriber count of World of Warcraft by Blizzard has hit the 10-million mark. So how does it compare in terms of Singapore’s population? A staggering 2.5 times!
On the 22nd of January 2008, Blizzard has officially announced that its subscribership has hit the 10 [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Tuesday January 22, 2008

Battlefield Heroes, an online game developed by Dice and published by EA is the game publisher’s shot at the free-gaming market. This model allows players to download and play the game for free. Sustainability of the game includes an ad-driven portal and optional micro-payments for in-game character customization.
Genre:FPS with cartoon-style models
Cost:Free (except for [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Monday January 21, 2008

You first saw the Xbox plush here. Now the same person has come up with a hand-sewn Nintendo Wii as well! Look how cute it is, don’t you wanna give it a hug? It even comes with a Wii-mote and nunchuck as well.
The Wii Plush edition is currently up for sale at Ebay UK [...]
- by Dennis Yeo
- on Sunday January 20, 2008

Mabinogi is an online role playing game that adds a twist to the usual hack/slash and trade mmorpg games out there. Simply put it, it is a game that is closely linked to a character’s life than just the power aspect of it.
There are some interesting parts to the game like the character creation, [...]