Archive for the 'Globe Visibility' Category

6 Reasons Why I’m Buying a MacBook

Er, I actually bought one already. After weighing the pros and cons of shifting to Mac, I was finally convinced. Apple is teh way to go baby, at least as far as my present requirements and resources are concerned. Here are some of the reasons why:
1. Relatively cheap. It took me weeks canvassing for better [...]

More Globe Visibility Protests

I was just ranting about my sucky Globe Visibility connection about a few weeks ago. That time, however, I was still considering the possibility that maybe it was just me. Like, maybe our place in Caloocan just happened to have bad signal reception. Or maybe it’s just my laptop that’s got a problem. Lame stuff [...]

Globe Visibility Reviews

Last month, I subscribed to Globe’s Mobile Broadband service and was kinda impressed with it. Barely a month, however, my Globe Visibility’s been making some shutters here and there already.
At first, I just let them pass. But now, the connection problems are becoming more and more frequent, it’s starting to bother annoy me already. The [...]

Meet Ice, My Acer Travelmate

I know the pictures are totally unnecessary but what the heck. :)

Taken at The Hub @ Podium
Anyway, this is ICE, my Acer TravelMate 14.1″ Notebook PC (Intel Celeron M Processor, 1G RAM, 80 GB Hard Drive, DVD Drive, with Vista Basic). I bought it from Amazon (with the help of my lovely lovely Tita Dits), [...]

Globe Visibility Not (Yet) Vista-Friendly

I didn’t have to think twice about Globe Visibility. Taking Marc’s word for it, I subscribed for Globe’s Mobile Broadband service as soon as my laptop (a dainty 14″ Acer Travelmate) was shipped to me almost three weeks ago (March 24). I even went to the same Globe service center Marc recommended (The Hub @ [...]


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