by Jovie Cabais | Jul 11, 2011 | Tech Updates
The Master’s Link Travel and Tours Co., has just launched its website this week with the domain name, www.themasterslinktravel.net. The Master’s Link is a premier travel organization and destination management company servicing both the local and international market. The agency is regularly serving the travel needs of several schools, organizations, and companies all over the country. Their services and packages include Meeting and Planning special events, Corporate Incentive Travels, Team Building, Cruise Packages, International or Local Tour Packages and other travel related services. For more information regarding the agency, log on to their website and experience the service that will keep you coming back. *The Master’s Link website is powered by the Auza.net Website Management Package...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 11, 2011 | Tech Updates
On July 21-25, 2010, Auza.Net will provide various demonstrations of its products and services at the Island City Mall during the DTI sponsored Sandugo Product Showcase. The company will demo its Website Management, Internet Access and Audio Streaming services. It will also demo an online system for accounting complete with POS, Inventory and Financial Statements. The company’s booth location will be announced at a later date. Aside from demos, the company also will accomodate SMEs and professionals who wish to be included in the online business directory BoholBiz.com or post classified ads on BoholClassifiedAds.com. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 11, 2011 | Tech Updates
After more than a week of voting, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary (IHMS) website which was submitted by Mary Lee Calope of BISU leads in the popularity criteria with 88 “Likes” in the Facebook page of the contest. The El Shaddai – Bohol website is a close second and was submitted by Catherine Pequino of BISU. The contest entry that gets the highest number of “Likes” will get a perfect 20% in the popularity criteria. Other contest criteria are: Compliance to requirements: 40%, Aesthetics and user friendliness: 30%, and Relevance to sponsor’s line of business: 10%. Only one winning entry will be selected and the submitter will get Php5,000 cash while the sponsoring organization or company will get a one year free subscription of Auza.Net’s Website Management Service. Everyone is invited to vote for their favorite entry at the Auza.Net Facebook page: http://links.auza.net/ayfH8s. Voting will end on July 21, 2010 at 12 noon. The winner will be announced at the Auza.Net booth during this year’s Sandugo Product Showcase sponsored by DTI to be held on July 21- 25, 2010 at the Island City Mall. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 10, 2011 | Tech Updates
Last Sunday we talked about the pros and cons of the new Google +. This new social community is Google’s challenge to Facebook. Then just as Google+ was probably warming up, Facebook comes in with another just-stay-with-me-and-not-google+ feature, — the integrated video calling and the conference chat. For the past week or so, Google+ users have been enjoying simple, streamlined group video chat by using the new social network’s Hangout feature. But in a feat not to be outdone by the spry newcomer, Facebook revealed its own video chat service, powered by the Microsoft-owned Skype platform. The new video chat option works with Facebook’s already popular chat feature, allowing anyone with a webcam and a Facebook account to communicate face-to-face. How to activate it? Select the video option at the top of the chat window. You will then be prompted to download and install the software that powers the feature. After installation, a single click brings up a video chat window with your conversation partner, with no need to launch a separate program. Facebook has also introduced a group chat option for those who prefer the text-based chat format. A new icon on the chat window allows you to add additional friends to whatever conversations you already have going. Meanwhile, the Group video chat, which Google+’s Hangout feature excels at, isn’t yet a part of the new rollout, but when asked about the possibility, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg noted “I wouldn’t rule anything out.” Accompanying the new chat features is a redesigned Facebook chat sidebar which appears and adjusts itself to match your window width whenever there is enough...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 9, 2011 | Tech Updates
The Bohol ICT Council is conducting a survey of Boholanos who are working in BPO firms outside Bohol starting today, January 9, 2011. The survey will allow the council to make an estimate of the number of Boholanos who may be interested to return to the province once a BPO firm opens a facility locally. The council asks the public to help promote the survey website and inform friends and family working in BPO firms. The survey website is found here: http://links.auza.net/eOENaE. ——————— Share...
