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| Written: 23/10/08 | Type: Experiences | 543 Reads
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| The Radical motion simulator project was a final year project built in 2007 by a team of 3 final year mechnical engineering students over a span of 14 weeks in the Singapore Polytechnic. Follow through their experiences and the engineering challenges the team took to produce this gold award winning project which was featured not only on the school paper, but the local paper and television as well. More photos and video presentations on the click. |
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| Written: 19/05/08 | Type: Helpful Tips | 1627 Reads
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| Phishing is nothing new to most web users nowadays, but despite how aware we are, there will always still be people who get caught unaware by them, even I was almost fooled once. Phishing mails had came a long way from simple autonomous plain-text mails to nicely detailed craft emails from various banks or monetary organizations- all made to appear like official emails to cheat or exploit their victims. I found this of a concern as I believe that almost most people out there are users of these few payment or banking services, so there will bound to be exploits and cause for concern. Here are 3 "rather commendable" emails I've received personally myself to date which I will be using as examples for tips and illustration. |
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| Written: 18/11/07 | Type: First looks | 1820 Reads
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| Singapore had long maintained it's pride and honor as having the best airport in the whole, however, with newer airports sprouting all over East Asia, Advanced Japan and increasing pressure from Hongkong International Airport, the Terminal 3 is our answer into pushing the benchmark further and catering to an expected annual blooming traffic of 22 million passengers. This tour is prior the official Jan 9th 2008 opening. |
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| Written: 08/09/06 | Type: Review | 4400 Reads
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| The Samsung Q35 is a fully capable lightweight laptop which is not only great for travelling but a unit of great value for the configuration and price. Find out more in this extensive review. (New! Article Commenting Supported!) |
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| Written: 30/07/05 | Type: Review | 595 Reads
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| Review of the Motorola HT 820 Bluetooth Stereo headphone cum mobile headset, supporting Highquality audio profile (A2DP), with a built in mobile handsfree. (FAQ Added!) |
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| Written: 16/06/05 | Type: Writeup | 863 Reads
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| Review of the Dell Axim X50V Budget (unofficial, third party) VGA out cable, made by PC-Mobile. It goes to show, quality & built will not be sarcificed by low prices, as an alternative option to the OEM cable offered by Dell themselves. |
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| Written: 05/06/05 | Type: Poetry | 521 Reads
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| Here is a short poem I wrote in Response to the Conspiracy surrounding the SG Blog, where bloggers around Singapore got together to churn out short pieces of literature on the so-called "Conspiracy" |
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| Written: 09/10/04 | Type: Helpful tips | 1642 Reads
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| 20 Golden rules for learner drivers taking the traffic police test. Written after passing my own driving test, so I guess the points are quite fresh & valid for anyone. |
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| Written: 20/08/04 | Type: Writeup | 495 Reads
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| This tongue twitser came up as a random thought one day, got it down on ink & hey guess I should share it with you all. |
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| Written: 19/06/04 | Type: Interview | 466 Reads
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| Article & questions by Creslyn, a freelance writer for the Tanjong Pagar GRC magazine publication, VOICES of Central Singapore. The interview focuses on the blogging life in Singapore, with a few snippets on my blog & how it started, including my views on the current Singapore blogging scene. |
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| Written: 02/07/02 | Type: Ideas | 544 Reads
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| I love theme parks & they all have one thing, to satisfy your hunger for thrill & excitement. The thing is that many exciting & trilling rides are not available in Singapore (except for the all too occasional Europe funfairs). Therefore, project Remaking Sentosa aims to change that! |
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