Gmail has a new task feature, which is a little to-do list that pops up in a little rectangular box which we could create with a list of tasks to do each day and edit it as the day progresses.

I find this a wonderful feature as I am someone with a hundred and one things to do each day and usually write my daily or weekly to-do tasks in small note papers, sometimes sticking them on the computer monitor.

This means that I would prefer this to be a desktop feature rather than one that could only be accessible by logging in to Gmail. Besides, with three active Gmail accounts and duplicating task lists on each Gmail account is never practical, hence my preference for a desktop feature, though I am uncertain if there’s such a thing available already.

I guess when you have spent as much time as I have on the internet, you tend to be a little skeptical reading review of products and services. Well, this morning, I was told of this website called Review Kings, which is a website with reviews on just about any product that you can find from self-improvement to make money online to Sports Betting to making web videos.

At first glance, I was thinking that this site surely has a varied review list and was surprised to learn that there are more than 5000 products reviewed and they are still adding more honest product reviews regularly!

Check out Review Kings to see the kind of products that have been reviewed and if you have ever wondered how good a certain product is, do a search on Review Kings and see if there is an honest review published already.

I read this article just this morning and am rather alarmed by it. According to PC World, there is a rare malware that targets Firefox users and phish for sensitive information like log in and financial details of banking websites and send the information to the servers of these scammers in Russia.

I think this is a pretty serious threat seeing how many people prefer Firefox over other browsers. Personally, I use Maxthon, Firefox and Opera at the same time but log in to PayPal and other banking websites via Maxthon. However, lately, I do not know what happened but logging in to PayPal crashes my Maxthon so I have tried to remember to log in to PayPal with Firefox or IE.

Reading this article at this time, with the glitch I am facing right now with my regular browser, makes me realize that I have compromised my sensitive information. I must remember not to use Firefox for online banking transactions anymore!

At first I thought that I would not be going to PC Fair in Ipoh this December because of the change in venue but I did go, after all, because coincidentally, my multimedia headphone broke a couple of days before the weekend. What luck.

I would like to emphasize that the venue is really inappropriate. The hall of the Yuk Choy primary school is situated along one of the busiest stretches of roads in Ipoh and it is dangerous especially at night. I see families with young children running across the main road and cars don’t even slow down for them. I hope PIKOM would take this safety concern into consideration when they organise the next PC Fair.

I bought my headphone when I was there but I am really interested in a netbook. RM1500 – RM2000 would be good enough for a netbook with decent specs. And I also saw a Dell laptop that is almost as thin as a Mac Book Air. Arghhh my own laptop is about three times thicker! Geram!!! Too bad I did not take down its model since I did not have plans to buy it.

Shopping during PC Fairs is really tough because of the crowd, unless one has the whole day to spend there but then who wants to get stuck in a human traffic jam the whole day? It’s really too crowded and it’s not easy to make a decision to buy unless one already has a shopping list ready and know exactly what to buy and buying it during PC Fairs would save us a little money.