Will Rogers Ripoff Canadians For the iPhone?
by Tony Hung on October 29, 2007
I’ve heard from more than one place — including at work, oddly enough — that the Jesus Phone iPhone is coming to Canada via Rogers (one of our few wireless carriers) before Christmas. Mat Ingram points out that the price (…)
Tales From The Unit, Part II: On Making Impossible Decisions
by Tony Hung on October 19, 2007
At some stage in every medical trainee’s career, at some point you hear about someone describing being in a situation where not one, but *two* medical crises are happening at the same time — and there’s only one of you. (…)
Netscape’s Traffic Takes A Dive After It Splits Off Social News Into Propeller?
by Tony Hung on October 11, 2007
About a month ago, I wrote about how Netscape dumped its social news component into its own site, Propeller.com and wondered rhetorically how it would turn out — with the subtext being, perhaps, how *Netscape* would really fare now that (…)
Swag Alert: 100 Free Business Cards, Courtesy of Ziki
by Tony Hung on October 10, 2007
If you’re the type who likes free swag, then here’s a heads up. Ziki is a people-search engine (a la spock), which allows you to not only search for other people, but secure your own profile for others to see. (…)
… But Is The World Ready For Mobile Lifestreaming? (Or Microblogging? Or Presence Management?)
by Tony Hung on October 9, 2007
So it looks like Google bought the ‘other’ ambient broadcasting / lifestreaming / presence management / microblogging tool, Jaiku today. Mind, like Mat Ingram, I haven’t actually tried Jaiku, but from all accounts it has a great many similarities to (…)
Mixaloo Brings Mixtapes To Social Media (In A Crippled Kind of Way)
by Tony Hung on October 9, 2007
Ah, the mixtape. Staple of the 80′s (and 90′s, I suppose as you got into mixCDs, perhaps), where has it gone in the latter half of the 2000′s? Its a question that’s better answered by music-ophiles (i.e. not me), but (…)
Tales From The Unit
by Tony Hung on October 2, 2007
I’ve taken a short hiatus from DJI as a result of higher-than-usual work loads at hospital. The next month may (or may not) be spotty thanks to the fact that I am working in the intensive care unit, where we (…)