Author: Nasrul Hanis

Football fever comes again and it’s happening now in FIFA World Cup 2010. As World Cup becomes the trending news to be talked and discussed including by tweets, Twitter launched a special mini site for this World Cup edition. The mini site use live widgets, real-time search, and top tweets mentioning on the World Cup 2010 matters. It also displays top tweets as well as a schedule of upcoming matches. Every countries which participate in the campaign could be accessed through specific links and pages. Twitter relies on hashtags or hashflags to identify tweets on different countries such as #arg,…

Helen Thomas was prompted to resign her position after she gave controversial comment during interview with Rabbi David F. Nesenoff which had been filmed and spread all over the Internet. Here is the transcription of the short interview between Nesenoff and Thomas. Nesenoff: Any comments on Israel? We’re asking everybody today— Thomas: Tell them to get the hell out of Palestine. Nesenoff: Whoa! Any better comments? Thomas: (Laughing) Remember, these people are occupied, and it isn’t their land — not German, and not Polish. Nesenoff: So where should they go? What should they do? Thomas: Go home. Nesenoff: Where’s home?…

Signing up for online services or community might result in your email to be spammed in fact this situation always happen to me where my email had been spammed and I believe some of them might come from signing up. If you want to avoid your email from being spammed but in the same time want to sign up for online services and community over the Internet, don’t worry as now you can protect your email with tempalias.

Internet has becomes a must-have method of communication nowadays as through Internet we could connect ourselves to the world. However Internet also includes good things and bad things such as illegal and harming content which could bring negative effects to the users. I love to know the latest news about Kelantan government launches Internet with no access to immoral sites which is a good tempt of providing way of communication but in the same time prevent users from getting access to immoral contents.

Brighter, cheaper and greener. That’s how the new-invented bulbs by Philips Lighting is being described. In the recent industrial round table discussion, both Philips and Palafox appeals to the Philippine government and local private companies to implement solutions called intelligent lighting to encourage urban development and public safety improvements in the country. This is a good news to us – and for the environment.