CHECK out this video INQUIRER.net executive editor Leo Magno and reporter Alex Villafania took of Yahoo! Hack Day for iVDO, our online video channel in partnership with — guess who? — Yahoo!
And read Alex’s article for more details.
By Joey Alarilla
INQUIRER.net
UPDATE: As you can see, the widget works! Just edited this to add a screen grab of the Joost program I was watching — it’s from the IMF channel — and the widget.
ONE of my favorite apps, Joost, which I’ve been using since its by-invitation beta stage, is finally open to the public.
Joost, which is a peer-to-peer-based, broadcast-quality IPTV service, is free, but it does require a broadband connection. I’m blogging this using the Joost “Blog This” widget while watching this program. Let’s see if the widget works for our blog
More Information about the program.
Title :Hot New Hip Hop - Ep 101
Description : Hot New Hip Hop brings you brand new videos and artist interviews by your favorite hip hop artists. Featuring 50 Cent-Ayo Technology, Mims, Ja Rule-Uh Ohhhh, Shop Boyz, Chamillion…
THERE’S thin… and there’s thin, as you can see from this photo. No, I’m not talking about the pretty model, but the TV
Check out this Reuters video of the world’s first OLED (organic light emitting diode) TV from Sony. The screen has a thickness of a mere three millimeters.
Read this Agence France-Press story for more info.
Photo courtesy of Agence France-Presse
By Lawrence Casiraya
INQUIRER.net
TAIWAN’S HTC introduced another touch-screen device called TyTN II, which runs on the Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system.
The TyTN II follows the previous HTC Touch, the first touch-screen device launched locally by distributor SiS Technologies in July.
The TyTN II descends from the previous Dopod line of smart phones. Dopod was acquired by HTC in May.
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By Erwin Oliva
INQUIRER.net
WHO says business notebook PCs can’t look sleek and cool?
Computer maker HP has unveiled a new line of notebook PCs this week, designed primarily for telecommuting business users.
HP unveiled at least three 2000 series notebooks that are ultra-light, weighing less than two kilograms.
“There’s a lot of demand for mobility. But why can’t we make these notebooks stylish and personal,” said Christian Reyes, market development manager under the Personal Systems Group of HP Philippines, during the launch of the notebooks amid a display of new Volvo cars.
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