Tech Talk

While here I am wracking my brains in trying to understand the HTML codes in my blogs so I can make them appear and behave the way I want to, a nine-year old boy is writing code for iPhone!

This boy genius from Singapore has written a finger-painting program which he called Doodle Kids. Lim Ding Wen wrote the program for his two younger sisters aged 3 and 5 who both love to draw.
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Just because the Iraqi reporter missed US President George W. Bush, it doesn’t mean that you should too. You too can throw shoes at Bush and chances are you wouldn’t miss.

Yes, the shoe throwing incident in Iraq has inspired a new game, which allows anyone who has any grudge against the outgoing US president to throw him a shoe or two… or three, or more, it depends on how fast you are and how good is your aim.

Maybe the Iraqi reporter has a very poor aim, fortunately for you, you can have more chances than him as you can play it over and over again until you’ve fully exhausted your anger.
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Steve Demeter was a software designer for a large bank, and in his spare time develop and created a game for the iPhone, which now is a popular game called “Trism.”

After pitching the game to Apple, the company made it available for download in July together with the launch of App Store, an online provider of application for its iPods and iPhones.

Demeter is said to have earned $250,000 in profits the first two months the game was on sale. The game was priced at $5.
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How many times have you played the Hangaroo game and always end up with your Kangaroo hanging on the rope. Well, maybe that’s because the words there are based on an American point-of-view, and unless you know your way around there, you will always end up losing. Besides your being lucky in guessing letters of course.

Guess what?! I just found a Pinoy version of HangARoo game from Macuha.com, he designed the game so that it would contain Philippine related words – from government officials, PBA teams, and even the your favorite local bands. His version which he called Pinoy HangARoo is now up and running for all those seeking something fun to while away their time.

Isn’t it great?! Now we have better chances of winning.

Thanks to the creativity of Marhil Macuha, the owner of the Macuha.com blog and the creator of the Pinoy HangARoo.

Common! Let’s play!