If your hardware is Bluetooth compatible, it will work in tandem with a Bluetooth device. With the introduction of virtual keyboard, the technology world has taken a giant leap in the future. Read More
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Acer - Corsair introduces 64GB portable USB flash drive
Corsair introduces 64GB portable USB flash drive
The new 64GB USB Flash Voyager has enough capacity for a library of DVD-length movies and tens of thousands of high-resolution digital images. 
The new 64GB USB Flash Voyager has enough capacity for a library of DVD-length movies and tens of thousands of high-resolution digital images.
Driver - Tanmiyat Group welcomes VIP guests as Cityscape Dubai draws to a close
Tanmiyat Group welcomes VIP guests as Cityscape Dubai draws to a close
Cityscape Dubai 2008, which concluded its four-day run at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre today, was once again an immense success for the region's real estate sector, according to leading regional real estate and investment firm Tanmiyat Group, which was also the Platinum Sponsor of the event.
Cityscape Dubai 2008, which concluded its four-day run at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre today, was once again an immense success for the region's real estate sector, according to leading regional real estate and investment firm Tanmiyat Group, which was also the Platinum Sponsor of the event.
Acer - Vodafone doesn't want your money.
Vodafone doesn't want your money.
So my Vodafone account hit it's limit, and I go the "your call has been..." mesage when I went to check a voicemail, I hit one to pay by credit card as I always do, except it doesn't work and I got dumped to "Jason" at the graveyard shift call center.
Simply speaking, he informed me, that the payments systems are not working, nobody has any idea when they will be working, and no, sir, there is no way to make payment so no you can not use your phone to make a call or check voicemail at this time. Naturally I asked how this was acceptable, naturally he replied that "sir, in the terms and conditions...".
I have to admit I did know that Vodafone had been having problems today (this seems to have slipped past the media?) with pre-pay topups and credit card payments but you'd have thought it would have been fixed under 24 hours, or at least some goodwill "ok, let me just add a few dollars to your limit until the problem can be fixed since you do spend a hundred bucks or so with us each month" gesture might have been in order, hell I only needed to check voice mail, it's not like I have anybody to actually call at this time of night.
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?ForumId=40&TopicId=26979
http://forum.vodafone.co.nz/index.php?showtopic=473
How is it NZ telecommunications companies are all so completely inept at thier jobs? Is it a worldwide phenomenon I wonder. Perhaps somebody should hurry up and make that Golgafrinchan B Ark.
So my Vodafone account hit it's limit, and I go the "your call has been..." mesage when I went to check a voicemail, I hit one to pay by credit card as I always do, except it doesn't work and I got dumped to "Jason" at the graveyard shift call center.
Simply speaking, he informed me, that the payments systems are not working, nobody has any idea when they will be working, and no, sir, there is no way to make payment so no you can not use your phone to make a call or check voicemail at this time. Naturally I asked how this was acceptable, naturally he replied that "sir, in the terms and conditions...".
I have to admit I did know that Vodafone had been having problems today (this seems to have slipped past the media?) with pre-pay topups and credit card payments but you'd have thought it would have been fixed under 24 hours, or at least some goodwill "ok, let me just add a few dollars to your limit until the problem can be fixed since you do spend a hundred bucks or so with us each month" gesture might have been in order, hell I only needed to check voice mail, it's not like I have anybody to actually call at this time of night.
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?ForumId=40&TopicId=26979
http://forum.vodafone.co.nz/index.php?showtopic=473
How is it NZ telecommunications companies are all so completely inept at thier jobs? Is it a worldwide phenomenon I wonder. Perhaps somebody should hurry up and make that Golgafrinchan B Ark.
Acer - Tadhamon International Islamic Bank signs historic software agreement with Path Solutions
Path Solutions, the leader in delivering cutting edge banking software solutions, and Tadhamon International Islamic Bank (TIIB), headquartered in Yemen, today signed a comprehensive agreement to implement iMAL Solution across the bank entire network in Yemen and Syria. Read More
Acer - Calendar De-Crapping Kit: October
October, and the leaves are stripped bare of all they wear. But who gives a crap? We’re more interested in the tenth all-new edition of Woot’s Calendar De-Crapping Kit, and at last it’s here! It took a week, but like they say: Good things come to some of those who wait, while others of those who wait are just wasting their time, or might end up with junk, since, really, total wait time is a very poor predictor of the quality of goods, as anyone who saw STAR WARS EPISODE 1 could tell you.
Anyway, to swap your unsatisfactory calendar artwork out for our original graphics, just click the thumbnail below and print the image that appears in your browser. Staple it over top of your calendar’s existing “October” picture, and presto-change-o, your cubicle walls are sporting a whole new fall look.
This month’s art is designed to inspire Hallowe’en costume ideas—or fantasies of tainting candy, depending on which side of the doorway you’ll be standing on at the end of the month.
If your Calendar De-Crapping Kit is missing a month, check our blog for the complete back catalog:
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