MoFuse, a tool to create your site/blog into mobile compatible version, announced that they make Pro version free. Previously, professional version costs $3/month and has lots of features is now available for everyone. Read on ...
MoFuse makes Pro version FREE
MoFuse, a tool to create your site/blog into mobile compatible version, announced that they make Pro version free. Previously, professional version costs $3/month and has lots of features is now available for everyone. Read on ...
Silverlight2 article competition
Michael Sync is running a writing contest for Silverlight 2 developers in his blog. He'll give away 5 copy of Silverlight 2 in Action ebooks and $300 for contest winners ($200 for 1st and $100 for 2nd). Read on ...
Death photos after Nargis Cyclone
I felt sad now after looking up this album from Picasa. I'm thinking that those death people are unaware of their faith. Album contains 146 photos of natural calamity and death photos by Nargis cyclone in Myanmar. Some photos might be disturbing for some viewers. Read on ...
Myanmar allows U.S. military relief flights
Myanmar's junta has given the U.S. military permission to fly in relief supplies for the survivors of Cyclone Nargis, Thai Supreme Commander Boonsrang Niumpradit told Reuters on Thursday. Read on ...
Cyclone deaths ‘may top 100,000′
The death toll from the cyclone that ravaged the Irrawaddy delta in Myanmar may exceed 100,000, the senior U.S. diplomat in the military-ruled country says.
Cyclone deaths 'may top 100,000' (CNN) Read on ...
We need your support
Your help is immediately requested for the victims of Nargis cyclone that devastated Myanmar (Burma) especially residents of Yangon (Rangoon) and Irrawaddy delta region. Read on ...
Google cares Myanmar Cyclone
Just a short note, Google created a page where you can support victims of the Nargis cyclone in our country, Myanmar (Burma). You can donate to either UNICEF or relief by using Google Checkout. Thanks, Google. No wonder I like you very much. Read on ...
Nargis cyclone hit Yangon, Myanmar
Nargis cyclone with the winds of 190km/h (120mph) trashes Yangon, Myanmar's largest city, former capital of Myanmar on late Friday.
The storm brought down trees and power lines, and tore the roofs from buildings, eyewitnesses in Rangoon say. Telecommunications have been disrupted. Read on ...
This April, 2008
I think I should write some news or the things happened in a month has passed by. I created one Wordpress themes and put blogger templates from my old blog to here. I think you might be interested in the following things for this April updates. Read on ...
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