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News: Logitech Introduces New X300 Mobile Wireless Stereo Speakers, Engineered for Performance

News: Logitech Introduces New X300 Mobile Wireless Stereo Speakers, Engineered for Performance

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Reading Time: 1 minute Singapore, 26 June 2014 — Today Logitech (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) introduced the Logitech® X300 Mobile Wireless Stereo Speaker, a wireless speaker designed for performance and mobility. Engineered for wide-range sound, the Logitech X300 Mobile Wireless Stereo Speaker has specially angled drivers to give you an expansive sound spectrum, with precise bass response and detailed mids and highs. With this speaker, you can connect and play your music and video entertainment from any Bluetooth®-enabled device up to 30 feet away,…

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Of EZ-Link Phone

Of EZ-Link Phone

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Reading Time: 1 minute bunny has posted something on extracting the RFID chip from EZ-Link card and grafting it onto his phone. I wonder if we can do it with just acetone to cut the time spent on soldering (besides, I do not have the soldering equipment, nor have the replacement RFID antenna). Link: RFID Transplantation

An interactive advert on Youtube

An interactive advert on Youtube

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Reading Time: 1 minute Using Youtube as a platform to interactive with your customer base is not a brand new concept. Old Spice had it done well. It helped Old Spice to capture the market share in United States. Watch the case video below. Tipp-Ex decides to kick it up a notch. Somehow, it convinced Youtube to turn its entire channel, or at least the title of the video from a static display into an active one that requires the viewers to participate in….

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Guide: Joining Your Computer To SMU’s Network From Anywhere

Guide: Joining Your Computer To SMU’s Network From Anywhere

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Reading Time: 4 minutes Before we start, a disclaimer: All software links are directed to the school’s server or related website. Any software links that are not directed to such locations will be highlighted. In no way I am responsible for any damage caused to your computer from the implementation of this guide. This guide has, however, worked for me several times. Table of Contents: Requirements Steps

Quick Tip: WLAN-Student for iDevices

Quick Tip: WLAN-Student for iDevices

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Reading Time: 1 minute [The post below is depreciated due to recent changes in the school network. Please refer to the latest post on connecting your iDevice to the school network.] Sorry for the lack of posts, this week is a busy week. Anyway, I stumbled upon a senior, Wei Kiat who managed to set up a profile server for the iDevices: iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad. Though iPad is not officially out in Singapore, the device uses iOS, the same operating system…

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Delivery screw up by vPost

Delivery screw up by vPost

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Reading Time: 4 minutes Today, I received the Loop Pointer I have bought from USA. There was a screw-up in the delivery method, in my opinion, though. My family was not at home to receive the parcel. And when my dad came home at 2.30pm, he found the parcel on the floor, beside the house gate. Yes, thank you so much vPost. Now, let’s say you are the delivery company, what would you do? There is no one at the delivery address. Do you…

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CommunicAsia 2010 – The Skype Experience & Giveaway!

CommunicAsia 2010 – The Skype Experience & Giveaway!

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Reading Time: 5 minutes Once again, I have to thank Daphne from XPR for the chance to interact with Peter Parkes (as seen explaining the features of Skype on TV) at the Skype booth at CommunicAsia 2010. Just in case you do not know who is Peter Parkes, he leads the social media function at Skype as part of the global communications team. He flew down to Singapore all the way from London. Skype was there to showcase their latest developments so far. From…

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[Advertorial] Nokia The Rookie

[Advertorial] Nokia The Rookie

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Reading Time: 2 minutes I seldom watch television, sans the shows I watch on my laptop. So it is rare to catch The Celebrity Apprentice on Channel 5 on the Sunday that just past. Ok, what am i talking about! Wrong focus! Opps.   The Nokia The Rookie emulates the rules set in The Apprentice. The shows is currently aired online on this website. 12 contestants  were selected from a huge pool of applicants around April this year. All twelve contestants will walk away…

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Reflections from Technology and World Change

Reflections from Technology and World Change

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Reading Time: 4 minutes This is entry that is for my journal entry at the class forum. By no means that it is plagiarised. I do not like the length of the entry though. 🙁 Term 3A, Technology and World Change. The first module of my tertiary education in SMU. Like all firsts, it has left me deep impressions in numerous ways. As this being a personal reflective journal, it consists of my personal views and not of my group’s. Being in the lecture-tutorial…

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DNS and more VPN woes

DNS and more VPN woes

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Reading Time: 2 minutes Recently, I have been having trouble with my internet service. Twice a day, I was kept disconnected from the Internet. Each time I checked using Windows Live Messenger’s troubleshooter, it was the DNS (Domain Name System) that caused the trouble. There was nothing much that I could do, except to keep flushing my DNS settings. Which did not do much good anyway. The workaround? OpenDNS. Honestly, I never did care much about DNS even though I know how important it…

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