Category: Tech

Tech

Incase Sonic Headphones

By on July 10, 2012

Winner of the prestigious red dot design award for Product Design, Sonic headphones have been internationally recognized for their extraordinary design quality. Engineered for music lovers who expect a refined audio experience no matter what they listen to, Sonic over-ear headphones combine high performance acoustics, sound isolation and exceptional comfort into a graceful design.

Sonic features titanium audio drivers to deliver excellent acoustic presence with clear, natural sound across the entire audio spectrum. The custom designed earcups match the natural ear shape for maximum isolation from external noise while suede covered memory foam enhances listening comfort.

Features

SRP PHP 8,990.00
  • Earcups match the natural ear shape for enhanced fit and sound isolation
  • Low-mass titanium audio drivers reduce sound distortion
  • Suede covered memory foam on earcups
  • Fully articulating earcups offer a wide range of adjustment
  • Hidden joints and gentle curves maintain a clean and seamless profile
  • Durable matte finish for a subtle appearance
  • Includes detachable audio cable
  • Integrated microphone and remote control for MacBook, iPod, iPhone and iPad
  • Right-angled audio jack
  • Includes premium storage bag with padded faux-fur lining
  • Includes 1/4″ cable adapter

Continue Reading

Leave a comment
Tech

Google Doodle for the Father of Computing

By on June 23, 2012

I needed to search on some stuff so I typed in google.com.ph in my browser. Today Google has honored Alan Turing, one of the known men in the filed of computing, an interactive Google Doodle.

A functioning, interactive version of the Turing Machine involves six tasks, spelling out the word Google in binary and making each letter color up one by one after each successful try.

Continue Reading

Leave a comment
Tech

An Awesome Microsoft In-VIRT-Edu2012: The First

By on May 27, 2012

Note: Sorry for the late post, I’ve been busy with stuff and events :3

After a whole day of listening to different speakers talking about various technologies and topics, the Microsoft In-VIRT-Edu2012 finally ended. Yes, VIRT as in virtual. From morning til past 4 pm, I was sitting in front of my PC and signing onto virtual conference rooms every after ~2 hours.

Not your typical seminar, the first Microsoft In-VIRT-Edu2012 happened on May 11, 2012, with speakers coming from different parts of the world. Using their newest software Microsoft Lync, which will be the replacement for the current enterprise software Office Communicator, people from all over the Philippines were able to attend the same event without the location constraints (one of the problems of event goers, aside from schedule conflict). In the comfort of your own homes, whether you just woke up or it’s late in the evening, you will be able to say ‘Present!’.

But the fun doesn’t stop there. Participants in Manila were able to attend the after party held in Hard Rock Cafe, Makati City. An estimate of 25 people were able to come with the main objective of grabbing the free jacket *insert evil smile here*

Continue Reading

1 Comment
Tech

Training: Etsy & Hacker School Join Forces to Bring in More Female Programmers

By on April 12, 2012

Ever since I stepped into college, I noticed there were only a few female students studying Computer Science, Information Technology, and all Engineering courses in my university. In my class, a third of it is composed of girls. There are some blocks that have less than 5.

Given that computer-related courses is in the top three choices of most students who enter college, the numbers are small, as is the number of female instructors.

I’m pretty sure everyone has heard about Etsy, the famous online marketplace for handmade and vintage goods, is sponsoring ten grants worth $5,000 each for ten lucky females who need financial support to participate in the summerlong program of Hacker School.

Wait, HACKER school?

Continue Reading

Leave a comment