I have been very fond of comic strips lately, spending at least an hour of my online time just browsing through pages and pages of comic strips. Some even made their way to this blog, including this one:

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This is an interesting article from pcworld.com about Nokia planning to integrate open source Linux into its mobile handsets to focus more on Internet capabilities of mobile devices. This is absolutely good news for those who want the power of Linux into their Nokia mobile phones.

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Linux into mobile phone is not old news. [...]

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At first there were only a few web hosting companies offering “e” services to the public, then came another one, and another one, and before we know it, we have more web hosting companies than we could ever imagine! Who could have thought that almost anyone can sell (or resell) web spaces for dirt cheap [...]

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The Internet started from just being another way to send and receive messages and evolved into something better like getting information when you need it and get in touch with friends and relatives no matter where you are. Websites too has become more than just a personal static website. I remember my good old days [...]

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You have heard about Singapore’s plans to build 100Mbps broadband network, you ought to know that Malaysia is not going to let Singapore get all the glory.
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The nonprofit group behind Wikipedia, the mammoth Internet encyclopedia built by volunteers, is getting its largest donation ever - $3 million from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
The award, to come in $1 million installments over each of the next three years, will help the Wikimedia Foundation become more financially secure as it hires more staff [...]

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A new version of Mozilla’s popular Firefox Web browser is ready for download with improved security and memory use as the tiny company takes a stab at Microsoft Corp’s dominant Internet Explorer.
The program’s creators told Reuters on Thursday that the privately-held company’s trial version of Firefox 3 browser is ready for the masses to use [...]

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During intensive browsing with approximately 50 tabs, I have found that Firefox 3 generally consumes less than half of the memory used by Firefox 2.0.0.12. Firefox 3 is also snappier and more responsive when switching between tabs and performing other operations that typically lag in Firefox 2.0.0.12 when the browser is experiencing heavy load.
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I recently subscribed to StumbleUpon.com and figured my way into the site. In a nutshell, you can use StumbleUpon to discover all sorts of sites. Pretty neat thing I should say although I am little too late to get into the boat .
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I accidentally clicked a link to Gmail’s blog and here is what I have discovered. Did you know that you can alter your email address AND still receive your emails? Here are two examples:
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According to newsweek.com, internationally famous Brazilian book author Paolo Coelho uses the Internet to promote his literary works to the public.
Coelho’s online activities also include a somewhat nefarious one: he likes to promote pirated copies of his own books. At the recent Digital, Life, Design Conference in Munich, Coelho told a gathering of tech company [...]

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Senator Ed Angara passed Bill 880: “AN ACT AMENDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8293 OR THE “THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES” AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES” (the bill’s short title: “AMENDING R.A. NO. 8293, TO INCLUDE INTERNET PIRACY”).
The bill mostly changes some minor laws about copyright laws, fair use, personal importation of [...]

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