Phone of the Year - Apple iPhone 4

Here is the phone of the year 2010 - Apple iPhone 4.  Rarely in Malaysia there has so much changed in so short time.  Sometimes they called iPhone is a smartphone.  So smart and very usefull to all especially PR practicioner.  It just like small table computers and can easy carry or just put inside your pocket anytime we want.  It was a close-run thing, but the iPhone is on top once more, even with its poorly designed (but ever so nice-looking) external aerials, it’s the smartphone we’d buy.  Its glass surfaces and steel band have driven it into a whole new realm of desirability, and Apple’s brought the experience...

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Never Miss A Moment With10 Frames per second - SONY

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What is iPad

The iPad is a tablet computer designed, developed and marketed by Apple primarily as a platform for audio-visual media including books, periodicals, movies, music, games, and web content. At about 1.5 pounds (680 grams), its size and weight fall between those of contemporary smartphones and laptop computers. Apple released the iPad in April 2010, and sold 3 million of the devices in 80 days. According to a report released by Strategy Analytics, the Apple iPad had gained a 95 percent share of Tablet PC sales at the end of the second quarter of 2010. During the second quarter of 2010, Apple sold 4.19 million iPads around the world. The iPad...

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Here’s an Idea: Share it on The Big Screen

Thanks to HTC Sense, and the latest DLNA technology, you can wirelessly stream photos and videos from your phone to your TV, and share those big moments on an even bigger screen.  Watch o...

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Media Ethics Today - Difference Between Social Responsilitiy and Libertarian Theory

                                                    Media Ethics are Not the Priority of TV Stations - Daily Invention The need for media ethics rises as news reporting becomes driven more and more by the free market rather than the truth.  As forms of communication evolve, avenues of news reporting increase, and the scope of media influence expands, media ethics becomes an increasingly...

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What is Email

Electronic mail, or "e-mail" as it is known, is the digital equivalent of a note. Although lacking the intimacy of face-to-face or even telephone conversation, it offers the ability to efficiently and effectively communicate on many matters across town or around the globe. Internet e-mail is efficient for several reasons: its transmission is free; it can be sent to one person or a thousand individuals or organizations on an established mail list with a single command; and as with any note, it does not require the simultaneous presence of the participants. The note itself may contain attachments such as this report, including graphics, or any other document in digital form, permitting among other uses, joint editing of draft documents by multiple parties thousands of miles apart. Communication...

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Online Media

The personal computer is a significant, swiftly expanding tool for public relations practitioners.  Its ability to deliver information about client projects, to establish contacts with reporters, and to exchange ideas through the commercial online services and the global Internet is fascinating and not yet fully realized.  The World Wide Web portion of the Internet is fascinating and not yet fully realized.  The WWW portion of the Internet, which provides on-screen graphics, photographs, audio, and video clips with text is an especially effective form of cyberspace public relations. That is why online media is important for public...

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