Articles on Facebook, Cell Phone, Twitter
Mourning Neda Soltani: Martyrdom in the digital age - Jun 24, 2009
Blogs Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other online tools allowed the world to know what was happening inside Iran more quickly than mainstream media. Indeed, many Twitter users started using green avatars to ... Read story »Of science's frightful past & present - Oct 29, 2009
Blogs Whenever thought is directed at something aged, one would never have expected a correlation to that of possessing a scientifically driven nature that is perhaps a little too close for comfort ... Read story »The hit-and-misses of Oxford's Word of the Year 2009 - Nov 18, 2009
Blogs By now, you probably know that the word "unfriend" has been selected as Oxford's Word of the Year 2009, but what other tech buzzwords did it miss along the way? Let's ... Read story »Testing five VPNs that'll get you back on YouTube, Facebook in China - Nov 11, 2009
Blogs Living and working in China may bring many cultural pleasures, but trying to use the Internet here is a daily headache. It's not just nearly every English-language social-networking and video-sharing site ... Read story »New research shows multitasking is counter-productive - Aug 26, 2009
Crave This is one of my most (and by that I mean least) productive multitasking co-workers. If you can't read through this article in one sitting, you may be in serious trouble. ... Read story »Ultimate Thailand Explorers: Vote for Filipino semifinalists Michael Paul and Jennifer - Oct 27, 2009
Blogs Attesting to how social media can be effectively tapped for the tourism industry, the Ultimate Thailand Explorers competition sees Internet-savvy travelers vying for the chance to explore five of the country's ... Read story »Pacquiao fever hits Filipinos online once more - Mar 14, 2010
Blogs It's true. When Manny Pacquiao has a fight, everything stops in the Philippines. No traffic, no busy streets and offices, and yes, even the rebels in the South have confirmed, no ... Read story »Smartphones gain popularity with power moms - Aug 18, 2009
Crave Liz Strohl uses her iPhone 3G to keep herself and her family organized. Smartphones may have started as productivity tools for top executives, but they're quickly finding their way into ... Read story »Snac enables bite-size widgets for Java phones - Oct 12, 2009
Crave Not everyone has a smartphone, and strange as it may sound for those who can't live without their mini call-placing computers, avoiding an US$80 to US$100 monthly data plan is ... Read story »Upcoming mobile phones - Feb 24, 2010
Features Find out which phones are coming and when. Read story »
Motorola Backflip
Review We can't say this was a complete surprise, but AT&T made it official in February and introduced the Motorola Backflip as its first Google Android device. The Backflip made its grand debut at CES 2010, where we awarded the smartphone with our Best of CES award in the cell phones and smartphones...
7Geekamania--solution to social networking? - Feb 20, 2009
Blogs Ever felt overwhelmed by the number of chats and mails on your social-networking site? Or as what Mark Morford, the founder of Geekamania, puts it: "Do you still prefer to get ... Read story »Turning cheap cell phones into smarter phones - Mar 13, 2009
Crave iSkoot is trying to make cheap cell phones smarter. The company, which provides mobile Web services, announced that it is offering a software development kit to mobile handset manufacturers so that ... Read story »Will Asia see Palm's return to glory? - Jul 10, 2009
Features We look at the smartphone platforms that Palm is up against and what it might take for the company to be successful again in our region. Read story »Motorola misses the boat with the new Evoke - Apr 1, 2009
Blogs I recently upgraded my cell phone to a Motorola: The Q9h. It's not new by any means, but I got it for a pretty good deal, about NT$5,300/US$150 with no contract. ... Read story »Jump to page: [1] 2
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