Chinese authorities had renewed Google’s license to operate a search website in China.

Google on January had surprised the technology world by announcing that they would no longer censor its content which directly defy the Chinese regulation on websites that would result to expulsion from operating in China. …

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According to a market research firm, ComScore, Google’s Android has gained more American market shares while its competitors fell.

Based on the report, the number of smartphone users in the US has increased to 49.1 million. RIM still leads the line of smartphone platform in terms of market shares at 41.7 percent in the period of March to May 2010 while Google’s Android …

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While users of the iPhone 4 are complaining about the reception of the Apple’s latest version of the iPhone, Verizon challenged Apple by launching a full-page ad telling everyone that the Motorola Droid X which will soon be released by Verizon is equipped with better reception device than that of the iPhone 4.

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PhilHealth is an attached agency of the Department of Health (Philippines) and member of the International Social Security Association, ASEAN Social Security Association, and Philippine Social Security Association. PhilHealth is a government owned and controlled corporation that is focused on Health Care Financing. Its funds came from the National and Local Government Units for the [...]

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Sam McGuffie, the native of Houston, played as the college football running back for the Rice University – Rice Owls. He was formerly a member of the Michigan Football Team. But in December 2008, he announced that he would be transferring to Rice Owls after suffering three concussions in his freshman season. On January 2009, [...]

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To compete with Apple’s iPad, Amazon recently released an improved version of its Kindle which they called it, Kindle DX. It already has a 9.7 inch screen and its price has reduced from $489 to $379.

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“Google acquired ITA software for $700 million.” That’s the news about the latest acquisition made by Google.

ITA is a company founded in 1996 by a group of MIT computer scientists. It provides software (QPX technology) that provides fares, flight and journey times that are used by airlines, travel agents, and flight comparison sites such as Orbitz.

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Many people think that raw pork plus Coke cola drink will result to worms. Watch this:

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I feel tired today and I really need a rest. So I don’t have other choice but to check in at the Surigao Gateway Hotel in Surigao City.

My family (my wife, our son and I) were on our way home to Maasin City after taking our short vacation in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur. We left San Agustin this afternoon at 1:30 even if I felt sleepy already. I don’t know what’s the cause of it, but my wife suggested that it might be the stress caused by the activities we did yesterday.

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We (My wife, our Son and I) are currently here in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur for a short vacation and and at the same time we’ll be attending the 74th birthday celebration of our mother.

We left Maasin City riding the tricycle that blogging bought for us last Sunday evening and dropped by Malitbog, Southern Leyte just to check how’s the life of our aunts and uncle. Then on Monday morning, we left Malitbog, Southern Leyte. We arrived in Liloan, Southern Leyte after about 3 hours of travel.

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