Let’s face it, no matter what computing platform that you’re using, be it Windows, Mac or Linux, there will be time when you feel that a small upgrade is all you need to keep your sanity intact. One of the common upgrade done to a computer is a brand-new, bigger hard disk. In this particular [...]
Posts in the ‘Guides’ Category
Google Nexus S – All Around Entertainer #maxis10
It’s been about two weeks since I started using the Nexus S. Throughout this duration, I have the chance to actually use it as a complete computer replacement for one day (due to broken down PC at home), use it as my primary camera, social network tool, and not forgetting entertainment. So how does the [...]
Guide: Turn your Nexus S Phone into a Portable WiFi Hotspot #maxis10
In case you didn’t know, Nexus S (and quite a number of other phones that runs on Android) can be transformed into a portable WiFi hotspot. So you can get internet connection for your notebook without messy wires and buggy softwares (that often come with the 3G modems). There’s also option to secure the WiFi network with WPA2 security so there wouldn’t be some random people around piggybacking your limited bandwidth hotspot.
Guide: How To Use The ‘Find My iPhone’ feature on your iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
With the release of version 4.2.1 of the iOS software update, Apple have made the ‘Find My iPhone‘ feature free for all users of their recent iOS devices. This short guide will show you how to use this functionality in tracking down, securing or erasing personal data in your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad in an event of [...]
How To Make A Better Tomato Juice
A friend of mine, Mira shows us how.
Gmail: Quickly filter emails by attachment type
I used to use a Firefox addon called ‘Better GMail’ or some Greasemonkey scripts in Firefox to enhance GMail’s functionality. One of the most important feature for me is the ability to quickly see (at a glance) which email have which attachments. If I’m looking for an e-mail with a string of photos attached to [...]
Guide: Setting Up Your iPhone with DiGi (Surfing, MMS, Tethering)
Update April 16 2010: Good news, DiGi iPhone users! You don’t have to go through the trouble of configuring your iPhone anymore! Just insert your DiGi SIMcard into your iPhone, turn in on, and plug into your computer. Start iTunes and it will alert you that there’s carrier update available, and choose to Update. Once [...]
