Crave Ooooh, another lovely USB device to add to the growing pile on your desktop, right next to the USB pole dancer and USB Turntable. This lightweight paper shredder probably works better ...
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Crave Despite a recent push by human chickens, the Segway still hasn't become the ubiquitous mode of personal transportation that some once envisioned. And somehow it seems that acquiring Ferrari's nameplate won't ...
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Blogs Samsung is going to release a limited version of its bestselling MP3 player Yepp P2 in Korea in conjunction with legendary singer Seotaiji's signature on it. This is very much similar ...
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Crave As with all things tech, the next upgrade is always waiting around the corner. The Missile Launcher is no exception. Besides getting laser sight in one iteration, this latest update sports ...
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Crave If you are a geek, and are on a trip to Japan or the US, there is no doubt that a visit to a tech shopping area like Akihabara would be ...
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Crave Sony appeared to be on the verge of starting the next revolution in TV technology last year when it introduced its first OLED television, most notable for its paper-thin screen. The ...
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Blogs Following my last post regarding the possible HTC Touch Diamond launch event, HTC formally announced this week that the HTC Touch Diamond will be launching in Hong Kong in June, list ...
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Blogs When it comes to shopping, everyone knows that Hong Kong is one of the best places to shop, especially for electronic goods. For us gadgeteers, it's also a mobile phone hub ...
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Blogs Now that most of you out there have the Apple iPhone 3G already, the next question you might ask would probably be what are the must-have iPhone accessories. First up, of ...
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Blogs In which the blog's author sets about to administer a corrective treatise on journalistic misapprehension of China's true situation From Roland Soong's blog, I find an article by Reuters in which ...
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Blogs The powers that be in China are finding out the hard way that it's impossible to delete something from the Internet. You may as well try to take pee out of ...
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Blogs Went to Web Wednesday Hong Kong v5.0 (a regular get-together held on the first Wednesday of every month organized by Napoleon Biggs of Palvana Digital Ltd) the past Wednesday night at ...
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Blogs Using an RSS newsreader has its advantages here in China. Where blogspot and typepad blogs are usually blocked in the Middle Kingdom, you can read them through a third-party RSS reader ...
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Blogs The story here is really more about how in Hong Kong, everything goes. The South China Morning Post plays up the story as a mystery as its (unlinkable) story lead on ...
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Blogs I hear what you're saying, China Web2.0 Review, and I want you to know that I'm right with you on that. But I'd like to add a few points and some ...
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