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I’ve bought a D-link Wireless USB Adapter from Lowyat Plaza two days back, and decided to write a short review here (in fact I don’t know what is there to write for a Wireless USB Adapter but I’ll just try my best) I got it for around RM100. The box came with a USB extension [...]

Have the Tab Mix Plus extension installed in your Firefox and recently encountered weird issues where links which open in new window/tab opens in your current tab instead? It happened to me and ck recently, which after some messing around, found out that the new update to the Tab Mix Plus was the cause of [...]

As a frequent traveler, I use VoIP regularly to call back to Malaysia to avoid high roaming charges. I used to use VoipStunt since it has a very good deal (120 days of free call to certain locations). But I’ve decided to cancel it and give Skype a try instead, mainly because of VoipStunt’s relatively [...]

If you’re neither an engineer, industrial designer or interior designer that uses professional CAD softwares and the like, then I’ve three softwares that’s all in for unproductivity (at least for me) that’s fun as hell meant for novices or people (like me) with nothing better to do and would like to kill some time.

Microsoft has released a new version of the Remote Desktop Client for it’s Windows Vista and Microsoft Windows Server Code Name “Longhorn” line-up of OS to enable computers running Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP 1 to connect remotely via terminal service to administer remote computers.

Now the other piece of computer hardware which I got hold of recently is the Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000. Yes, I actually bought a M$ product. >:| I’ve procrastinated for months in getting a new keyboard even though the 2 year old Logitech standard keyboard keys have gotten really stiff requiring rather strong key [...]

Rainlendar is a light calendar application but complete in term of functionalities. It’s integrated into your desktop, supports unicode and works on both Windows and Linux. The reason why I’m writing a review for this simple yet sophisticated application is because I feel it simply deserves it.

For someone like me who uses the keyboard and mouse for nearly all of my waking hours, it’s probably pretty important to ensure the input devices I use are ergonomic. As I didn’t have a dedicated mouse at work and was using a Dell mouse (which was not even optical) taken from another machine, I [...]