Jayvee Fernandez is a tech enthusiast, Digital Manager, and Technology Editor for The Philippine STAR.
He is also an EAN certified SCUBA Diver and underwater photographer based in Metro Manila, Philippines. His photos and videos have appeared in various international and local publications including Random House Germany, Discovery Channel Canada, and CNN.
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It’s Ciara this August
I sent her a Facebook message. Hey Ciara, I’m flipping through the latest ish, hot off the presses, I said. She replied, and told me she was nervous as she hasn’t seen the article. I said: The article written by Aldus is as always brilliant. If you’re wondering if it it follows the usual “what…
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Celebrating my right to be left handed!
Sure I may have had a harder time writing into Corona notebooks in school, struggling with right-handed scissors, and drinking from right handed cups (you know, the ones that have text visible on the inner rim only when you hold the handle from the right), but I’m proud to be part of that 7% of…
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The #1 Reason Why I Like Google’s New Search
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you would have noticed that Google is road testing a new version of their search engine. Not only is it faster, the results are also different. Should be interesting to see how this unfolds in the next few months. But going back, the cheap-ass reason why I like…
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Have you stopped caring about numbers?
I’m in class, having just finished my session, giving the floor to Anton. And just now, Regnard approached me and we had a really brief conversation about traffic optimization. I ran a small survey over at Performancing last week on optimizing your archives and really, everyone said that they don’t bother. I used to be…
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Geek Fantasy: Transformers / G.I. Joe Crossover
Scottish arms dealer Destro leads the Baroness and Cobra Commander to a crash site housing alien technology. From the wreckage, they repair and reprogram both the Autobots and Decepticons, enslaving them to exact world dominion over the entire planet. In response the United States forms an elite team called G.I. Joe There is more than…
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And the National Artist Award for Blogging goes to …
Based on the recent unfolding of events, the saying “everyone’s a critic” can also apparently apply to being an artist. On one end, Bencab thought that adding new categories was silly while Lourd de Veyra proposed his set of nominees which included Bayani Fernando for visual arts, Kuya Germs for Fashion, Ma Mon Luk for…
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Rocked Radio relaunches blog for something more engaging
More and more organizations are using blogs to get their message across. Recently, Rocked Radio revamped their site (ultra amazing designer Cynthia Arre and I did the back end) moving it from Blogspot to a self hosted WordPress account. The push was made when Gang Badoy and co. moved stations from NU 107 to their…
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Dispatches: UNO, Bloggers, Fully Booked — July 29 at 7PM BHS
On page twelve of the magazine, there is a short manifesto tha describes the heart of the publication I work for. Let me write it down for you. UNO is a monthly magazine for the discerning man (and woman). There are features on women we admire, occurrences worth covering, art forms we appreciate, objects that…
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Cindy Kurleto: Two Versions of UNO July ’09
I guess one of the conveniences of the web is being able to post our cover girls sans the cover lines. So here are two versions of the cover — Cindy Kurleto on both of course — for UNO’s July ’09 issue. Also in this issue are Ellen Adarna and Gretchen Fullido. And a little…
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Toshiba NB200 Photo Review: SRP P29,000
OK, enough of basketball and we’re now back to the geekiness. Today, Juno showed off the new NB200 which is Toshiba’s take on the netbook. Although a bit late in the game compared to other brands the NB200 is showered with praise. Three USB ports (one of which is a charging port), external VGA out,…