Portal is FREE till 24th May 2010!

If you are planning to get Portal the game, it is time now! Portal is now available for FREE! But this offer will end on 24th May 2010… so, better hurry before it ends! You can get it right here.

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Facebook Like Button Added!

Facebook Like Button

Facebook Like Button

I just added a new feature in the site, which is the Facebook Like button! If you like any article/post that I posted here, feel free to “like” it so that you can share it with your friends! Happy sharing! :)

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Nintendo 3DS!

Nintendo 3DS?Wow… did Nintendo just announced a new hardware? I still can’t believe it… According to Engadget, Nintendo just released a press release that a new 3D-capable “portable game machine” aka Nintendo 3DS will be launched soon. The Nintendo 3DS will backward compatible with DS games, so DS/DSi owners can rejoice! Nintendo is planning to announce more details of the hardware in this year’s E3 (15th June 2010). So far, the only detail of the hardware is that the 3DS won’t require any special glasses to view the 3D effects. I think it will be something similar to the 3D photo frame by Fujifilm.

I’m bit surprised that Nintendo decided to announce the new hardware now. And I never expect them to do 3D since Sony probably stronger in this. Will the next-gen PSP 3D-capable?

*Updated* Check out my new post here for more details of the Nintendo 3DS!

[Nintendo via Engadget]

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Using POP3 without Deleting Mails in the Web Inbox

Deleted Email

One of the comments from my previous post on how to setup Yahoo! Mail in Outlook mentioned that his/her mails in her webmail were deleted after using POP3. This behavior is perfectly normal! But don’t worry, there is a way to fix this ‘problem’. Just follow the steps after the jump:

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HTTPS Access is now Default in GMail

The GMail team announced that the https connection will be used by default when you login into your Gmail account. This option is not new and is already exist since 2008. So, what is HTTPS? An excerpt from Gmail’s help:

HTTPS, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, is a secure protocol that provides authenticated and encrypted communication.

It is good that Gmail enable it by default from now on. But there is a drawback, using https connection is slower that using the normal http connection. But for better privacy/security protection, I guess that it is better to use https connection.

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