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Monday, April 30th, 2007It’s quite interesting to discover that some Indonesia’s islands names were favoritely picked-up as technology-related brands.
After Java — where Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta, located — was picked-up as the Sun’s platform technology, I just surprised to find that Sumatra, another big Island in the country, was also used as technology-related product: Sumatra PDF.
Loose Wire, Loose Wagstaff
Tuesday, April 10th, 2007My colleague Jeremy Wagstaff will move to Singapore. He already decided to move to the neighbour Singapore due to Internet access problems in Indonesia — where he lives with his wife, an Indonesian woman, for many years now.
“But, moving to Singapore will not my long-term planning. I will go there just to set-up my […]
Answers.com’s very first blogger newsletter
Wednesday, March 28th, 2007Just got the regular newsletter from Answers.com. But I found something new inside it: it has a smart positioning as a “very first blogger newsletter”.
Welcome to the 1st Answers.com™ Blogger Newsletter!
Answers.com will be rolling out a bunch of new blog tools and site features in the coming months; this newsletter is designed to keep you […]
Indonesian Government launches IGOS release 3
Friday, October 27th, 2006The Indonesian Government’s mission of going open source is nearly accomplished. The Government has already launched its latest distro IGOS Nusantara 2006 Release 3 for the country’s users.
IGOS (Indonesia, go open source!) is a national effort to strengthen the national information technology system as well as to exploit the global information technology development through utilization […]
NIC partners with IBM to power the National Portal of India
Friday, September 29th, 2006National Informatics Center announced today it has partnered with IBM to power the National Portal of India enabling anytime, anywhere delivery of government services to its citizens. The enhanced portal, based on open standards and service oriented architecture from IBM, will provide a “single point entry” to government information and services resulting in greater transparency […]
Asia will be 30% of global PC sales by 2010
Tuesday, September 26th, 2006Asia is still considered as a potential market for IT vendors. The future of IT is here!
Intel Corp., the world’s biggest maker of semiconductors, said Tuesday it expects the personal computer market in the Asia-Pacific to account for 30% of global PC sales by 2010, up from the current 25%.
In an interview with Dow Jones […]
Ponsel 3G Sony Ericsson W950i
Friday, September 15th, 2006Sony Ericsson mengumumkan peluncuran ponsel terbarunya dari keluarga Walkman untuk pasar Indonesia. Ponsel W950i yang ramping dan bergaya, dilengkapi kemampuan UMTS (3G), memiliki kapasitas penyimpanan sebesar 4GB dengan fasilitas touch screen yang memudahkan penggunanya mendengarkan pilihan lagu, musik, lagu pribadi ataupun album musik.
Dikemas dalam bentuk yang ramping, berkilau dalam warna Mystic Purple, fingerprint-proof dengan aksen […]
Hello, VoIP Rakyat?
Wednesday, September 13th, 2006Has anyone heard of this guy? Dr Onno Purbo, one of Indonesia’s most prominent information technology advocates who introduced several alternatives of Internet technologies, including VoIP-based free voice telecommunication that’s called VoIP Rakyat?
Check-out my CNET Asia tech post on VoIP Rakyat.
Asia Tech Weblog Moves to New Domain
Sunday, September 10th, 2006As of today, Asia TechWeblog moves to a new domain at http://theasiatech.com. Of course, visitors still can access the archives of the previous version which is hosted in WordPress. Thanks for your kindly attention.[A!]
BudiPutra.com Goes Blogging
Thursday, September 7th, 2006Situs web saya, yang beralamat di http://www.budiputra.com, mulai hari ini dikonversi jadi blog. Isinya adalah agregator semua blog saya. Terimakasih buat Mas Harry Sufehmi yang dengan baik hati telah menumpangkan weblog ini di hosting Dreamhost-nya.
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