I’ve been using entrecard for a few months now to drive traffic into my website. Entrecard is a FREE advertisement (or card) exchange program. Members earn entrecard credits by sellings ads on their site or by dropping cards on other member’s site. Read the rest of this entry »
Two of my friends, Kuya Andrew and Kuya Blogie, who are both using OpenDNS and PLDT myDSL encountered an annoying problem this afternoon. PLDT myDSL subscribers who uses OpenDNS blocks their access to search engine sites like Google, Yahoo and MSN.
The odd thing about it is the presence of the PLDT myDSL logo below the Site Blocked message of OpenDNS.
Following Netscape’s announcement of its latest release of the Netscape Navigator version 9.005, they finally announced the death of Netscape last December 28. Starting February 1, official support for all Netscape clients will end.
I just learned about the Smart Internet Promo when I browsed Smart’s WAP Homepage last night using my Sony Ericsson K608i 3G Phone.
Smart 3G started its Smart Internet Promo last December 1, 2007. Smart will be giving away exciting mobile gadgets (which they did not specify) to those internet users who have registered for the promo. The subscriber’s duration of internet usage corresponds to a number of raffle entries.
To give a more brief information about the promo, I have downloaded the promo mechanics from their WAP site.
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Smart Broadband, Inc. recently launched it’s new product for wireless broadband access. It’s an extension of SmartBro product. But instead of using the Canopy-based system to connect to the internet, the new service will utilize the mobile network’s High Speed Data Packet Access (HSDPA) service.
The new service, dubbed as “Plug It, is a USB-based modem that can easily be plugged to a laptop or a desktop computer. According to the press release given by Smart, the new service will operate at the 384 to 768 kps speeds. According to Abe of Yugatech, Smart is being careful with the speeds they promise to the public since Smart Telecoms., Inc. has not yet covered the whole country with HSPDA infrastructure. Thus, they gave the users the rated speed for 3G systems.
