As I was exploring on some useful websites to use for references, I came across this particular website that converts websites into its mobile version with just a click. Well, it’s one click but you have to clean up some parts that are not needed for mobile browsers. Continue reading
I’ve just found out another interesting application today for the Samsung Champ. It is an application used to create and convert text files into mobile books. The app is called QiC and the generated file is of a JAR format, which is the common format on every JAVA-enabled cellphone available. Continue reading
The recent release of Department of Tourism’s new slogan has become an online sensation and turned to be more of a meme. The slogan that says “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” has created various reactions on the Filipino web community, some opposing it while some enjoyed it and created various pic edits depicting the tourism slogan. Continue reading
Ever wondered where to get cool images for your Facebook timeline banner? A particular site I’ve found gathered the top ten websites that provides you these images. I was browsing for a timeline generator when I stumbled on this list. Continue reading
Being a freelance Web developer, one of the major issue is on receiving payment or salary from the client. Since they are outsourcing from overseas, I’ve observed that their common method is to pay via Paypal. The use of this online payment system in the Philippines seems to be growing fast by the years. The problem though is that local banks seems to have no integration feature for Paypal, aside from Unionbank’s EON Cyber Account card. Continue reading
Website security is one of the major things to handle when we are starting to advertise our business website online, whether it’s a simple online store or a corporate website. Due to the popularity of CMS because of its easy use, it is common that hackers and spammers will find a way to breach those sites. A lot of plugins are being created to handle these threats, though we should know that simple practice of WordPress security “takes just five minutes”. Continue reading