What’s In Store For A 6th Grader iOs App Developer?
November 20, 2011 by Sandy Winterfield · Leave a Comment
Normally, 6th graders are kids who usually begged to their parents to buy them the latest game console for a simple reason that their classmate got one. For them life having that cool soccer shoes or that fancy colorful bracelet with their initials in it is the best time ever. Who could have ever imagine [...]
BlackBerry’s Recent Outage Adds Headache To RIM
October 12, 2011 by Sandy Winterfield · Leave a Comment
Late last night I received a message from my friend asking me to check the internet for the recent BlackBerry outage. He has been freaking out of not receiving any BBM (BlackBerry Message) from his girlfriend in the Middle East for the past 8 hours. According to him, this is obviously not possible as they [...]
Op-Ed: iPathogen
October 7, 2011 by Michael Mira · 1 Comment
I used to have a printed copy of the famous “Think Different” ad framed on my wall. It hung right above my work desk in my room. It was actually written by a couple of writers from an ad agency, but the vision was all Steve’s. I honestly have never been tempted by Apple’s sleekly [...]
R.I.P Steve Jobs; Apple Founder Dies At 56
October 6, 2011 by Sandy Winterfield · 1 Comment
Techy Savvies are but in mourn at this very moment as the person behind one of the most successful inventions in the world of technology now rests in peace. Steve Jobs, Apple Inc’s co-founder who has been struggling against pancreatic cancer finally gave up the fight against it and has let go of the world. [...]
Op-Ed: Alone Together
September 27, 2011 by Michael Mira · 3 Comments
Dispatches from the ‘webosphere’. How unique online communities are blooming in the age of global inter-connectivity. A member describes her typical day: wake up; brush her teeth; yell at one of her eight cats for urinating on the couch; read three chapters from an Orson Scott Card novel; eat a bowl of salad; then spend [...]
Xbox 360 is Still the Top-Selling Console in the U.S.
September 12, 2011 by Michael Mira · 2 Comments
Despite a variety of consoles out in the market, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 has been the top-selling gaming console in the United States for 14 of the past 15 months, according to Microsoft’s official blog. It trumped two other popular gaming consoles—Nintendo Wii and Sony’s PlayStation 3—to maintain its spot at the top. NPD Group, a [...]
Apple and Samsung Patent War Continues
August 30, 2011 by Sandy Winterfield · Leave a Comment
Two of the world’s largest smartphone and Tablet PC distributors, Apple Inc. and Samsung have been filing cases against each other regarding patent issues. Each claims that they invented this technology first or the other one is just copying this and that. Lawsuits anywhere in the globe have been filed halting each other’s marketing. No [...]
Steve Jobs Officially Resigned
August 25, 2011 by Sandy Winterfield · Leave a Comment
Apple will have a new face in their succeeding announcements of their new products. We used to see up stage their CEO Steve Jobs but he already tendered his resignation officially Wednesday. Jobs has been in a battle against cancer and has been on an indefinite leave since January. Though it was not mentioned in [...]
Tallest Solar Tower to Rise in Arizona
July 31, 2011 by Kate Fahpa · Leave a Comment
In the never-ending quest to find and create more energy to supply the ever increasing demands for sustainable and renewable power, more and more companies are tapping into the unlimited resources of the sun. There is just no possible way to drain its clean, free and readily available supply of light and heat regardless of [...]
“Malleable” Biomaterial Suitable for Soft Facial Tissue Replacements
July 31, 2011 by Kate Fahpa · Leave a Comment
There is no shortage of materials that can reliably be shaped and molded to replace hard components like bone when doing reconstructive surgery. But suitable replacement for soft tissues, particularly for facial use, is lacking. Those that are available leave much to be desired and are particularly problematic when used for correcting bigger deformities. But [...]


