Eye-Fi is a SD memory card which adds Wifi to your digital camera and allows you to upload pictures directly to your computer or to your favorite photo sharing, printing, blogging or social networking site (i.e. Flickr, Facebook, Snapfish and more). Yes, get it all done without CABLES!

According to Gizmodo

…The Eye-Fi works flawlessly. Setup takes roughly five minutes (you program the card through your computer and bundled card reader). From there, you simply snap pics in the range of your router, and chances are, by the time you go back to your computer, the pictures will be viewable. If your router dies, you turn off your camera, or even if you take out the card and put it back in, the photos will upload when you get things sorted out again. It’s actually a normal 2GB memory card underneath all of the other functionality and can work as such.

If you are willing to pay USD 100 for a 2GB Eye-Fi Card, then it is something worth adding into your wishlist for the coming Christmas!

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The highly anticipated Mac OS X Leopard is finally here, and I can well say it was worth the wait. Needless to say, as an ardent Mac user, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it the very moment it was released. After a swift installation process, the new Leopard roared successfully on both my Macbook and iMac.

Even before Leopard was released, we’ve all heard that it comes with over 300 new features – a huge leap from Tiger, no doubt. Undeniably, these features are impressive. So exactly what’s new in Leopard? From its interface (which is enough to make you gasp in awe) to major changes like Time Machine, Spotlight, Quicklook, Parental Controls, and Spaces, Leopard is also amazingly fast.

But of course, like all other Mac OS X releases before, Leopard is too big to review in just one sitting.

Today, we shall begin with the basics.

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Ever since I wrote a post on “Adsense Payment via Western Union“, I am looking forward to receive my first Adsense Payment through Western Union. Maybe it is because this is first time I am dealing with Western Union.. so it is good to learn something new.

I checked on my Adsense Payment History (My Account -> Payment History) and it shows that payment for September Earnings has been issued! By clicking on the ‘details’ link next to the Payment Issued line, I can find my unique Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN) for this payment. Print that page and bring it along with your government issued ID to your nearest Western Union agent. It has all the information (MTCN, Sender’s Address and Payment Amount) required to withdraw your fund. Cheers!

UPDATE

Collected my payment at CIMB, Mid Valley. The procedure is simple. Fill up Western Union - to receive money form and withdraw from the counter. Read the rest of this entry »

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Regular Wordpress users should know by now that Wordpress 2.3.1 was released 4 days ago. The news is listed on your Wordpress Dashboard as well as a short announcement (see below) bugging you on every page of your admin panel:

A new version of WordPress is available! Please update now.

This upgrade fixes over twenty bugs. Some of the notable fixes are:

• Tagging support for Windows Live Writer
• Fixes for a login bug that affected those with a Blog Address different than
  their WordPress Address
• Faster taxonomy database queries, especially tag intersection queries
• Link importer fixes

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I was a bit skeptical when WidgetBucks claimed:

You reap the rewards of PPC ad widgets that earn better than $2 CPM. We’re seeing $3-$6 CPM on our widgets, about three times that of traditional ad networks.

and I decided to try it out to see if it lives up to my expectations. So I hit the main page and found out that WidgetBucks is giving a free bonus of $25 if you sign up now. Tempting.

The sign up process is simple which require your email address and preferred password. You will receive an email to verify and activate your account. Then customize your widget and paste the code into your blog/widget. Here is a sample ad:- Read the rest of this entry »

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