A recent collection of Kodak photographic pictures have prompted to share them online. Click on the thumbnail below for enlarge images.

(Click here to see all the pictures...)

The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, may have left us physically, but his music still lives on. There is also another side of him that not many people knew about. His poses as Charlie Chaplin.

(Check out some of his pictures here...)

In an attempt to challenge Twitter and Facebook, Google launched its very own social networking service last Tuesday, known as Google Buzz. As announced on its blog site, Google Buzz is built into users' GMail accounts and allow users to post status update (similar to that of Twitter), share photo and videos.

Leveraging on the Google Map, it also allows the service to publish the geographical location of the users. Unfortunately, to many users, analysts have spelled out that Google might have come along a little too late.

(Read more about Google Buzz...)

NeoHide has recently been heavily spammed by some visitors, mostly originated from Russia. Having traced the source of the spam, it has also revealed that the topic that is being commonly spammed on is phpBB SQL Error MySQL4 - forum_last_post_subject doesn't have a default value.

To avoid further load on the site, comments for this post have been disabled (unfortunately), until further notice. In addition, security has been tightened to ensure there is minimal risk to attacks.

Hopefully, by doing so, this will be a deterrence to all spamming attackers, leaving nonsensical comments on this site.

I am putting up some prestigious (.asia) domain names for sales. They are:

• bullrun.asia
• seonet.asia
• livenet.asia
• flynow.asia

These are pretty hot stuffs. Their expiry dates are 23^rd March 2010. Interested personnel, please contact me here. In your note, please quote your best offer price.

Thanks and Best Regards,
Keith

According to sources from the McAfee report, the .com domain is found to be Number 2 as the Riskiest Domains in the world. It follows that the next most popular .net domain is placed in Number 7.

The rise of such risk results in Internet users worldwide to lose trust in these websites, particularly countries domains, such as China, Philippines and Singapore.

These domains are found to be highly used in phishing and spamming activities. Potentially, they are likely to serve viruses to the world.

Google Wave is Google's latest innovation. A couple of weeks back, I requested an invite to try out Google Wave. Just at the start of this month, December 1^st to be precise, Google sent me a congratulation note that I have been provided an account to Google Wave. I am thrilled!

Along with this account, I am also given 8 additional free invites, which I am allowed to send to any email account (preferably Google account).

As such, I would be offering my readers first hand opportunities to be trying out Google Wave account. Here is what I need you to do:

Write a comment below in response to "Why do you think Google Wave will benefit you"?

5 top commentators, based on the responses will be given invites. Remember to include your email address, together wiith the comment. Closing date is December 31^st, 2009.

New Updates!!! (12 Dec 2009)

As of today, I have sent out 2 invites to my readers; in other words, there are only 3 invites remaining up for grab. Act fast now!

Skype has just released a piece of news on its blog site. Skype has recently closed a deal with a group of new investors, with the deal valued at US$2.75b.

Give this distribution, eBay still retains a bout 30% of its stake on Skype, with the investor group led by Silver Lake controlling the remaining 70% of the share.

Background Information

Group of investors includes Silver Lake, Andreessen Horowitz, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), Joltid Limited and founders Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis.

Will this move gives end-users a better support for Skype? We'll have to see in times to come.