18-lug-2009
15-lug-2009
Blackberry Mail(a): nomen omen?
Recent news.
L'Aquila (Abruzzo region, Italy): many people still live in tents after the earthquake (remember the recent G8 Meeting?).
A 14 years old little girl, living in a tent with her family, received the Catholic corfirmation ("cresima") : her family collected money for a special gift, a pink Blackberry.
But someone stole her precious device, the only mean for her to connect to Internet! Many cries from the poor little girl.
Luckily a retired man from another town in Abruzzo, Sulmona (famous town for the production of sugar wedding candies) , decided to give to the little girl a brand-new Blackberry gift.
The name of the little girl is Maila: yes, Maila ... ;-)
I guess Blackberry company missed a chance to receive free advertisement just giving away a free Blackberry phone to the little Maila ;-)
Web article on Repubblica (Italian): "Little miracles" in tent city...
Author Cristian D'Aloisio at 11:05 PM 0 Comments Permanent link
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Google is migrating Notes mail
Author Cristian D'Aloisio at 7:50 AM 2 Comments Permanent link
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14-lug-2009
7-lug-2009
128 years since Pinocchio novel was first published...
... and Google pays homage to Pinocchio novel customizing its homepage, but for Italian googlers only. But what is more universal than Pinocchio novel?!
For those people who think that the puppet is a Disney creation, Pinocchio novel was written by an Italian writer, Carlo Collodi.
If you come to Italy on holiday, please visit Collodi, a small town in Tuscany where you enter a nice Pinocchio theme park (pictures taken in 2007):
Author Cristian D'Aloisio at 10:04 PM 0 Comments Permanent link
3-lug-2009
The real "I am a MAC, I am a PC", plus... naughty Steve picture!


via gizmodo.com
Author Cristian D'Aloisio at 8:38 PM 0 Comments Permanent link
25-giu-2009
Finally a good news: welcome baby!
Our baby, our first son (20th week) is a baby boy!
It's time to find a name for the baby, a name easy to pronounce both in Italian and Indonesian/English.
Any suggestion? ;-)
Author Cristian D'Aloisio at 1:33 PM 4 Comments Permanent link
