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Top Ten Tech Links No. 3
July 11, 2008 · Comments
Hope you enjoy this week’s top 10 tech links:
Virtual teleportation is here now.
The iPhone 3G is out today in 21 countries. Read one of the first reviews.
Nokia E71 is a killer. Lagot ang Palm at Windows Mobile devices.
On the local front, has anyone tried Uzzap?
If you are curious about Ubuntu but scared to mess your computer, I suggest that you try Wubi and install it from within Windows.
GMail labs has landed and waiting to be tested by more people.
Twitter can save lives and free detained people.
Click here to find out how many laptops are lost in US airports every week and every year. The figures are not funny.
Anime fans should check the ongoing Eigasai 2008 which also features Chibi Maruko Chan, Doraemon and Chibi Maruko Chan.
Finally, if you like to twit (to liveblog) but is bothered by Twitter outages, try this.
Filed under Internet · Tags: linksmobiusgames Score Deal with Developer Tose Shanghai
July 11, 2008 · Comments
Digital Media Exchange, Inc. (dme), publisher of hit MMO games like MU, Gunbound, EVE Online, Disney’s Toontown Online, and Rakion announces an international team up with games developer Tose Shanghai to bring the most highly anticipated casual Massively Multiplayer Online Game, “GONG!” to the Southeast Asian gaming audience.
GONG!–which stands for “Goal or No Goal”—is an immensely popular casual game in China. It is now on its Open Beta phase, letting gamers from the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia play against each other on a virtual World Cup. With its commercial launch for the SEA region slated for the 2nd half of 2008, GONG! kicks-off DME’s plan to release several new exciting titles for this year.
“GONG! is really big in China, and now, we are excited to be launching the game soon across the SEA region,” Steven Coleman, dme’s VP for Publishing, said. “I think the people are ready now for something this fun, and crazy.” mobiusgames is the leading pioneer in publishing games across the region.
GONG! is unique in the market of MMO games for its ease of play, cute visuals, quick pace, and its interesting, quirky game play. It is relaxingly casual, but intensely competitive, and it is a social game that allows for a wide array of avatar personalization.
Related Links:
mobiusgames website: http://www.mobiusgames.net
GONG! Website: http://gong.mobiusgames.net
Digital Media Exchange, Inc: http://www.dmii.net
Tinyurl for Custom URL’s
July 11, 2008 · Comments
We’re always using URL’s for our links. And a lot of bloggers and marketers are using Tinyurl to shorten a long URL. I was surprised when I checked out tinyurl today, it has a new feature that is really interesting and it enables us to put our custom URL’s.
From using this link generated from tinyurl http://tinyurl.com/6q6jub and by using the custom URL it will look like this http://tinyurl.com/technoblogging.
I also read from a very good source that from this custom URL it can cause few issues on sites that will fail to register their alias. Like for example, you registered your alias techcrunch that will look like this http://tinyurl.com/techcrunch that leads you to this site http://techmeme.com/. Very hilarious, isn’t it?
Filed under InfoTech, Internet · Tags: links, tinyurl, URL