WPtouch plugin makes your wordpress blog iPhone-compatible

Most of our fellow bloggers use WordPress as their main blogging platform. Whether you’re on wordpress.com or you host it yourself at your own hosting, WordPress is being used for huge tons of blogs over the blogosphere.

According to WordPress.com, they currently host over 4.5 million blogs, while 3.2 million have been downloaded and self-hosted by the bloggers themselves. So, there is no argument that WordPress is the most popular blogging platform over the blogosphere.

Just put aside how popular WordPress is, as what I wanna tell you is how to make your WordPress-powered blog to be compatible with the browser of Internet-capable mobile phones, especially your iPhone 3G.

In order to make your wordpress blog to be compatible with your iPhone’s browser, you have to get the WordPress’ plugin – WPtouch, which can be downloaded here. And you just need the following three simple steps to get it done.

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Google uses its search engine to detect possible flu outbreak

Google has more than 60% market share for its search engine and when problems come, many Internet users will use Google to search for solutions. This is similar to when there is a sickness outbreak people will search on Google for flu-related keywords.

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Widgenie lets you quickly create your own widget for publishing on your blog, iGoogle, Facebook etc

The world wide web is getting widgetized these days. If you ain’t know what a widget is about, it’s simply a small chuck of code or a little rectangular pane that contains some data such as your blog feed, which you can then attach it on your blog or within your iGoogle or Facebook accounts.

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AskAlexia ajax search engine is up and I’m back to blogging

Over the past few days and hours, I was busy on putting up the AskAlexia search engine, which was an ajax-based search engine that I developed a few years ago before I started blogging on TechChee.com

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I Dose delivers Binaural Beats, boosts (or maybe spoils) your mood and relaxes your mind (Maybe)

I’ve been introduced with the website I Dose, which is a website that is loaded with some beats that are said best used for changing your mood, state of mind, and consciousness. And of course, the effect should be a good one i.e. it probably helps boost your mood when you’re down or getting sleepy as I’m now.

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Connect-A-Desk Laptop Holder – now you can blog while you’re standing, walking or running

Simply can’t leave your hands off your laptop, or your blog. How you wish that every minute while you’re on the go but you still could continue to type on your laptop for updating your blog or surfing the net for some cool porns.

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Web 3.0, the next version of the web, how will it work?

Web 2.0 has been hot over the past few years, which is considered as the second generation of web which its content is more towards to user-contributed contents instead of like the first generation, which users have no contribution to the information. Okay, but since we already have web 2.0, whether it was just a marketing jargon, or it’s really the great technology that has changed the web today, giving users more participating options, we’ll need to move forward. Yes, the next version we’ll be looking into over the World Wide Web is the Web 3.0.

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Songerize – a song search engine, search and listen now!

Songerize is an amazing song search engine, which presents you a very simple interface. What you need is to input the song title and the name of the artist. And it’ll then take couple of seconds to search and play for you to listen straight away.

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Researchers: GMail is vulnerable to sitejacking despite using SSL for its login page!

CEO of Errata Security, Robert Graham revealed that session ID cookies used in GMail can be easily hijacked and used for other malicious purposes including sending and receiving emails, accessing your private info etc. Although GMail has an secure HTTP or HTTPs option (https://mail.google.com), which user can choose to have their http session encrypted using SSL, but GMail provides an option at the background to fall back to non-HTTPs (or non secure), while the HTTPs fails. In a more technical explanation, GMail makes Ajax HTTP requests via the XMLHttoRequest object. This connection is encrypted by default using SSL, but if SSL fails it will still go through in non-encrypted mode.

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Noca, a new online payment system which doesn’t charge you transaction fees

For some friends who are interested in venturing into online selling would wanna consider this, a new online payment system, Noca, which is claimed to have eliminated the few percents transaction fees that imposed by credit card companies.

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