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Sad to say, this will be my final post on CNET Asia. Its been a great run for me. Just wrapping things up before my last and final day.

I remember when I started, with the inaugural post, exposing surgical gear, drills ... more »

I'm not one to splurge on monitors, and as the years go by--and I continue aging--the practicality of popular tech (Read : Cheap and common tech) becomes more and more appealing.

Back in the day where technology wasn't too mainstream, and there ... more »

I'm not really introducing new tech in this rant, or rather, plea bargain for Lucasfilm not to sell us repackaged old tech.

I haven't seen this yet-another-remake version, but unfortunately, being somewhat of a Star Wars fan, rather than being elated, I'm ... more »

I was digging out my old tech, and found my old HP tablet. 5 years ago it was cutting edge...

I still think it was a nice thing to have the large screen and full functionality of a computer. Unfortunately, it died ... more »

The holiday season is here and accompanying that is the season for giving and hopefully receiving, as well. Till now, I can't put my finger on any definite "big releases", wahey, there are no great "sure must buy" gifts so far. ... more »

Wonderful new gadget.

I got it up and running in almost no time. As with every good geek, you always know which IT guy can help you quickly. Instead of waiting 48 hours on an IT ticket, I got my new Berry ... more »

Using Google Earth on the iPad is very intuitive.

Spin the globe, import some KML files and you can actually do a rather impressive presentation on sites, logistics and hyperlink it to documents and videos. It's up to your imagination. You ... more »

I like new stuff. When Palm Pilots first emerged, I knew that the age of the tablet had arrived. My first Palm was the Palm V and I loved every minute of using it. Then came the more colorful line of ... more »

Touchscreens are simply synonymous to with iOS. Thats how the touchscreen revolution started and that's whats driving the revolution. Can we not just take a step back and check out the other touchscreen devices?

I'm obviously not going to be getting into ... more »

Geek pride! Oh yeah, honestly telling people your opinion on tech, being up to speed on the latest phone is some sort of basic necessity to mantain the geekiness... But goodness me, there are now more phones than you can swing ... more »

I did say Malaysian Hacking Skills are improving..Headlines in the Star today highlights Malaysian Governmental Websites being hacked!

Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has requested that Internet Service Providers in Malaysia block 10 file-sharing websites. That's a bold move to reverse the ... more »

Call me a sucker for airtime. Recently did a client medical preparedness briefing via a video conference spanning 3 countries. Video conferencing is common, but sometimes I wonder, how much video is necessary.

Alright, I know this camera has been around for ... more »

What's that photo? Phototherapy for my new pride and joy. The relevance? Medical tech in your bedroom!

About 60 percent of newborns get neonatal jaundice. It's more of a troublesome kind of affliction than anything else. Yes, it can get serious leading ... more »

Over the past week, East Malaysia, specifically the State of Sarawak had its elections.. I'm not too interested about the politics, but of course, Malaysia, being the Internet Baby it is, started showing the early signs of misbehaviour, akin to the ... more »

Have you ever met an old uncle who is still holding on to an old VCR, which is being well looked after and imaculately preserved? Or what's even easier to spot are middle-aged men who hold on to a Nokia 8250 ... more »