Review: MSI Wind

by Tony Hung on September 24, 2008

So, I dont (ever) do reviews of hardware products, but I thought I’d hammer out a few words on a new piece of hardware that I picked up: the MSI Wind.  Its part of genre of smaller sub-notebooks that were (…)

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In Android vs. iPhone, Will It Be All About The Benjamins?

by Tony Hung on September 23, 2008

In advance of the release of the Android OS for the T-mobile today at 10:30 EST there are a ton of questions — most of which I will not be addressing in this post.  One of them, however, seems to (…)

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Has Omnidrive Deadpooled? (For Real?)

by Tony Hung on September 20, 2008

I am a fan of online storage services, to the extent that I do follow things.  Omnidrive is one of those services that I profiled briefly more than a year ago, and at the time I really liked it.  In (…)

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Chrome’s “Resolving Host” Problem Solved

by Tony Hung on September 17, 2008

Well, solved for me anyway.  Sometime a few hours after it was released, Firefox stopped becoming my regular browser, and Chrome *did*.  I know — I was kind of amazed myself, in spite of all the plugins I’ve been missing. (…)

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Google Acquiring Valve? Makes Total Sense. Here’s Why.

by Tony Hung on September 17, 2008

Update: Of course the rumours were debunked.  Ah well.  It made for a tasty morning. :)  On another note, it did whet our collective appetite for what Google would or could do with gaming. Third note: in spite of being (…)

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BackBlaze: Why Do You Make It So Hard To Like You?

by Tony Hung on September 17, 2008

Upon the write up and coverage of BackBlaze yesterday on TechCrunch, I decided to download and try BackBlaze, the online backup tool.  As writen by others, its entering a bit of a tough arena as there are quite a few (…)

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Tamar Weinberg: A Woman Of (Strong) Faith

by Tony Hung on September 14, 2008

So, throughout IzeaFest, one of the folks I have hung around with (no pun intended) has been Tamar Weinberg, of Mashable, Techipedia, and LifeHacker fame.  I’m just throwing out huge props to her today, as today she’s at a tech (…)

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