Author: Jayvee Fernandez
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Mysteries of Bonding 109: Surety Letters – You Get What You Pay For
Most property holders allude to their month to month commitment to reimburse their home advance as a home loan. A home loan is a security instrument between the bank and the property holder where the title is held by the mortgage holder.States that utilization a Deed of Trust will do as such with a non…
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3 Reasons to Try Out Handwriting Again
In this technologically evolving world, it’s easy to forget about the technologies that got us to where we are today. Many of them aren’t obsolete in the way the floppy disc or cassette tape is. Simple inventions like the ink pen continue to be as relevant today as they were when they were first introduced.…
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Is Google Getting Ready to Sell its Smart Contact Lens?
From bracelets that can track your daily activity and heart rate to watches that accept phone calls and send text messages, wearable technology is becoming more common. Until now, medical professionals have had to rely on obtrusive home tests and patient compliance to gather daily data on their patient’s chronic medical conditions. For millions of…
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5 Reasons eReaders Will Eventually Win You Over
Maybe old habits die hard, but we’ve got some insights provided by the Wise Ink Blog telling it how it is: you’ll want your eBooks sooner or later. You Love the Earth You want the planet to survive and one thing that will certainly help make that happen is to dramatically reduce the demand for…
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Music tech: what choice will the connoisseur make?
While there are still thousands of vinyl junkies and lossless file obsessives scouring record stores, it seems like we’ve stopped caring quite so much about high fidelity in our music listening experience. Just think of the tiny speakers you hear on mobile phones, or the muffled strains of an iPod dock. Fidelity has stopped being…
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Micromax: Enhancing the Mobile Experience in India
As one of the premiere mobile phone providers in India, it is no surprise that Micromax has managed to corner the market in amazing ways. Part of their strategy, of course, has been to command the best Micromax prices in India and of course make sure that they are at the forefront of technology, which…
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Philippine Farmers: Is the craft dying?
A Manila Bulletin Video Production Farming has been the long-standing primary livelihood for the family of Maximino Legaspi, a native here who hails from Barangay Malasin ― he breathes it day in and day out, and it runs in his veins.
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Underwater Photography: Rhinopias, Mariona, and Pygmy Seahorse
Two dives, 202 photos and over 140 minutes of bottom time. Sharing three shots (out of 202!!) from the weekend dive. We kicked off from Anilao PHOTO Hotel with Ivan Manzanares. Not only is he a spotter, he’s adept with a camera so he helped jog back my understanding of shooting with a P&S from…
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Photo Review: LEGO Ghostbusters Ecto-1 (#21108)
Christmas 2014 greeted me with a coveted LEGO Ecto-1 from the LEGO Ideas catalog. For those unaware, ‘Ideas’ is a crowdsourcing campaign that LEGO set up many months ago. It essentially is a “built it and pitch it” program where anyone can show LEGO their creations, gain support and then have the marketing team over…
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The Digital Reading Revolution
The Internet had a lot to do with a relative slump in book sales and the subculture of bookworms and those searching for creative inspiration. The digital revolution started years ago and the world wide web offered information at the touch of a few buttons even with relatively slow download speeds at the start. Now,…
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