2008

December

• No to Google Chrome

• Gmail tweaks

• Digital entertainment made easy: the 42-inch Philips LCD TV

• 10 essential Firefox add-ons

November

• Industry in flux

• To upgrade or not to upgrade

• Web 2.0 A-Z

• Change we need

October

• Avoid piracy pitfalls, go open source

• No boundaries

• Office without the MS

• Free cell phone calls

• Eee Box: A quick start

September

• Part of our history

• Apple of Mark’s eye

• Easy online storage

• Shiny new browser

• VirtualBox revisited

August

• Can Seinfeld save Vista?

• Digital newsstand

• Ubuntu netbook

• More than search

July

• Ace in the hole

• Ubuntu for business

• Empires lost

• The shape of things to come

June

• Gmail speed-up

• Well-aged Wine

• Secret weapon

• Attack of the minis

• The mouse that roared

May

• Firefox 3

• Internet anywhere

• One for the books

• Outside looking in

April

• Collector’s item

• The Mac clone myth

• Two years later… a book

• More space for your stuff

• Starting points

March

• Photoshop for nothing, pics for free

• Unbreakable

• Sound fix for Heron

• The silent Heron

• Utilities Man

• The Vista memos

• 24 million Internet users

• Brainstorming

February

• Prelude to Geneva

• Sell your PC junk

• Best free programs

• A bad idea in so many ways

• Open battle

January

• Changing the game

• Escaping the Photoshop trap

• Going mobile

• Detours in a revolution

2007

December

• Rediscovering my photos

• Winners and losers

• Internet-free weekend

• Poor typecasting

• Couch potato

November

• Spotting the Leopard

• 10 essential utilities

• Visible desktop

• Mac attack

• Bayan’s versatile wireless landline

October

• Upgrade blues

• Dealing with laptop theft

• Yahoo days

• Sony Vaio TZ an excellent traveling companion

• For a song

• Milestone

• Book havens

September

• The other Office

• House Bill No. 1716

• Selling free software

• Buy the book

• Widgets for Beryl

• A wiki for Filipinos

August

• The invisible desktop

• Snafu labels legit Windows users criminals

• Best of many worlds

• Linux in my pocket

• CIC-What?

July

• Really portable computing

• Orient express

• PH redux

• More Web applications

• 7 deadly PR sins

• Our domain

June

• Extending Gmail

• New browser wars

• Two of us

• Brave new world

May

• Anti-social networking

• Patently wrong

• Michael Dell’s notebook PC

• Not e-ready

April

• Who’s afraid of FOSS?

• Ubuntu by remote control

• The real cost of $3 Windows

• It’s all geek to me

• Software firm buys open source start-up

• Fire exclamation mark

• Windows Vista crack

• Now showing: Feisty Fawn

• Ubuntu speed-up tips

• Blogging A-list

• Dell to sell PCs, notebooks with Linux installed

March

• No thanks, I already own a penguin

• Live from the Philippine Blog Awards

• Coming undone

• Digital entertainment on the go

• Technology as lifestyle

• 8 easy megapixels: the Kodak V803

• One PC at a time

• What’s under the hood?

• Asked and answered

• Get up, stand up

• Image scrimmage

February

• Tale of two phones

• Analog politics

• Nautilus shrugged

• Unenthusiastic about the Un-PC

• A safer place to be

• Widgets for Linux

January

• Almost famous

• iConoclast

• Tough day at the office with Vista

• At home with Vista

• A tricky business

2006

December

• Eye candy

• Both sides now

• Fear and loathing of FOSS

• Hasta la Vista, baby!

• The Commander’s return

November

• Linux for Windows users

• Crackalakin’ the Zune

• Bittorrent tweak

• Show me the money

• Video tools for Linux

• Shopping for broadband

• One-way street

• What’s wrong with this picture?

• Is Microsoft-Novell deal bad for open source?

October

• Internet speedup

• Simple image browser

• DOS daze

• House Bill 5769

• Online office suite

• Why does Apple mistrust Asia?

• Birthday bash

• Stop spamming this blog

September

• It’s a wrap

• Software Freedom Day

• Yahoo Mail reinvented

• Bill requires open source use in govt

• Draft of FOSS bill

• Unfinished business

• More schools take to open source

• Reviving the iBook trackpad

August

• Cell phones and Linux

• Lost arts

• Data in a flash

• 25 Greatest PCs—Not!

• Alive and well at 25

• The quick Firefox

• Cool CD ripper

July

• Photoshop in Linux

• Open source bill – it’s about time

• Sharing a folder without the command line

• Fight back against spam

• Two for the road: dual-core MacBook bound to please Mac, Windows users

• Epson scanning on Linux

• A challenge for Linux developers

• Take the test drive – keep the car!

• Is Microsoft spying on you?

June

• Quick sketch artist

• Ubuntu wallpapers

• Life without Windows

• What’s the fuss over FOSS?

• Apple’s split personality

• Setback for net neutrality

• Desktop Linux revisited

May

• Whose Internet is this, anyway?

• A victory for bloggers

• Just when I thought I was out…

• Long in the Bluetooth

• Macs for Windows users

• What burns me up

• Now showing on the ‘Net

• Windows Update blues

• Former banker new CICT chief

April

• Firefox the Destroyer

• Pride before the fall

• Does shield law protect bloggers?

• PLDT, Kaimo settle 6-year PLDT.com suit

• Google weekend

• Steer clear of PLDT’s myDSL

• Moot Camp

• Where not to blog, la

• Web 2.0

• A good man leaves government

March

• More trouble ahead for Smart WiFi users?

• The coming battle

• A (very) tiny BitTorrent client

• Space for your stuff

• Cool new camera

• Loud and clear from Toronto

• Online fraud, data theft likely to grow, study says

• Neverwinter journalists

• Origami puzzle

• Wireless firm shifts to hotzones

• How to do a recall

February

• Smart WiFi

• Dell sues Dell

• Extending Firefox

• The persistence of Google

• Singles make a comeback

• My dangerous space

• Mac software upgrades ease Web publishing

January

• The accidental blogger

• Google and Mr. Bush

• Are we ready for e-government?

• Safe surfing

• The write stuff

2005

December

• Tim’s Christmas gift

• Wikipedia with a grain of salt

• Tweaking BitTorrent

• Cyberspace as commons

November

• You visit illegal Web sites

• Digital rights and wrongs

• Firing the censorship bullet

• ICT gap still vast—UN study

• Gag order on PCIJ blog worries online Filipinos

• Widget madness

October

• Unintended consequences

• Help SMEs sell online, industry urged

• Podcasting for everyone

• Antipiracy efforts reviewed

• The editor’s new PC

• The business of play

• Decision on NTC a step backward

• Smart targets broadband growth

September

• My other computer is a Mac

• Program seeks to keep kids safe from ’Net dangers

• Google miscellany

• Nerd TV

• Problems you can’t solve over dinner

• Online gaming continues to expand

August

• HP and the death of brand equity

• Not like the biblical David

• Microsoft readies ‘Pinoy Windows’

• Freeing the Wi-Fi band

• ‘People’s Notebook’ to go for P30K

• More G-mail tips

• Gmail tips

July

• Are there really 125,000 PH domains?

• The business of e-mail

• All for want of a nail

• Point of order, Mr. Chairman

June

• The dots Steve Jobs left out

• Wi-Fi for the people

• Broadband Wi-Fi war looms

• The tapes online

• Hijacked!

May

• Mailed fist

• Technology as scapegoat

• Lost in the buffet

• E-commerce group backs PH reforms

• Blogging summit

• Trolling Download.com

April

• This old notebook

• Domain economics

• A world of difference

• Loud and clear on VoIP

• Number of ‘Net users hits 11.8m

• NTC says ISPs can offer overseas calls

March

• Google tricks

• More phones, not PCs?

• Better isn’t good enough

• New ways to move data

• More Firefox tweaks

February

• DOS in translation

• Push RP brand for e-services, analysts urge

• TV when we want it

• Blogger power

January

• ‘Chicago rules’ for spammers

• Sex and the single digital Pinay

• IT spending to rise 10% in Asia, 12% in RP

• IT forecasts

• Tweaking Firefox

• Something for news junkies

2004

December

• The Year in IT Part 2

• CICT bares access target

• The Year in IT Part 1

• End of an era

• Flip blogs

November

• Why workers resist computers

• Top 10 things to hate about mobile phone services

• Foxy browser

• Ateneo team bags 2nd place in programming tilt

• Why you shouldn’t buy a People’s PC

October

• Something phishy

• Strictly commercial

September

• Radio reborn

• Draft guidelines for 3G out

• Don’t supersize me

• School owner tries out cybergaming on campus

• Mind-blogging

• DotPH quietly seeks talks

August

• Losing my religion

• Changing phones

• Domain milestone

• Learning by playing

• E-learning project aims to aid out-of-school youth

• Something old in something new

• Netopia hits 100 branches, bares expansion plans

• PH domain guidelines likely to be ok’d soon

July

• The best-selling computer ever

• No to e-taxes

• Sun moves to pump up volume server business

• Internet time machine

• Motherboards with new Intel chipsets hit shelves by August

• Govt pushes ‘people’s PC’ plan

• Electronic library

June

• Gone phishing

• Key bored

• Orphan in my pocket

• Scrub your inbox

May

• David’s Wine

• Virtual drives

• Gmail test run

April

• Intel by the numbers

• What do you do with a dead monitor?

• Google mail

• Mr. Disini shoots for the moon

March

• 10 years after

• Philippines marks 10 years on the Internet

• Bangungot ng bayan

• Are we ready for e-mail stamps?

• They’ve got game

• NTC draft doesn’t define what it’s regulating

• Hijak high jinks

February

• Running stories

• Public hearings open on Philippine domain

• Class act

• PLDT loses court bid to shutdown website

• Some good news for a change

January

• Fear of technology

• Another election in the Dark Ages

• New Year’s resolutions

2003

December

• Windows dressing

• Spam dunk

• PC annoyances

• Square brackets around the information society

November

• Technical panel questions legality of Comelec’s plan

• DotPH willing to sign pact with govt, NTC exec says

• Does IT still matter?

• Napster revisited

• Making money on the ‘Net

• War room on a notebook

October

• Beware the Nigerians

• Bane of digital life

• Borderless world

• On the fringes at COMDDAP

September

• Our love of talk

• `The People v. Recording Industry Association of America’

• City Hall online

• Politics on the Web

• Linux without the rose-colored glasses

August

• Are we promoting wireless networks?

• Extorting Linux users

• Future phone

• Wi-Fi for the masses

July

• Settling the domain debate

• A bright spot

• No thank you, Spam

• Those pesky pop-ups

• Taking the bull by the horns

June

• Best free stuff on the ‘Net

• IT month

• Facing the music

• End of the Browser Wars

May

• Remembering Mr. Locsin

• Is the Comelec wasting our money?

• Stupid technology tricks

• Penguin on my desktop

April

• A virus of a different stripe

• IT by the numbers

• Digital war

• Bright e-commerce ideas

• The first true Internet war

March

• Who’g googling whom?

• Bill Gates joke

• High-tech bayanihan

• A good IT roadmap

February

• Comelec’s bleeding edge

• Penguin dreams

• Info please!

• Election sideshow

January

• Two-hour photo

• Computer volunteers defend software for counting votes

• Public pressure needed to ensure hi-tech polls

• Online gov’t—not

• Dancing elephant

• Sharing your DSL connection

2002

December

• Computer cookbook

• Home network

• No items in my cart

• Make mine a USB

November

• One for the books

• Wi-Fi art thou?

• Gadgets galore

September

• Tradition and supercomputing

• Expect some Internet hiccups after WorldCom

August

• Apo Jim and the discipline of anarchy

2001

December

• Terror attacks shake IT world

August

• End-users, vendors recall early PC days

July

• E-mail hoax catches PDI off balance

May

• Q&A;: Michael Ruettgers, EMC Executive Chairman

March

• RP marks 7th year on the Internet

• Battle looms over .PH domain

2000

July

• Q&A;: Steve Ballmer, Microsoft President

1999

October

• PLDT seeks to shut down satirical site