From the original version of World Chat to mIRC, ICQ, and whatnot, I have been in and around virtual chatting and messaging systems for quite some time. And with the availability of more systems, managing all of them has just gotten harder.
As a kid, I already loved listening to music. This passion grew even more throughout my teenage years. When music was finally stored in computers, I liked the idea and started my own collection.
The much-awaited Wordpress app [iTunes link] for the iPhone and iPod Touch is now available for download. And as the geek that I am, tried with this post.
I woke up pretty late today, and we were supposed to head to Tea Tree Plaza for a little bit of shopping as well as browsing around. And with little Timothy in usual hyperactive self, I had to find something to distract him as I was waiting for my turn in the bathroom.
It was literally touch and go yesterday when Apple finally unleashed its iPhone 2.0 to the world… but not without glitches that at least for this particular user, lasted until early this morning.
I spent most of the time I have left geeking out by doing some modifications with a couple of sites I handle, as well as trying out some new applications.
If you’re like me, then chances are, you have experienced the dilemma I am into now. Industry standards for developing webpages require that your work be viewable on any type of Web browser.
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