New site TheTechBlogger.com is launched

In my first post of 2010 (Yes, I know it’s already February), I am proud to announce that I’ve just launched a new site over the weekend. TheTechBlogger.com is meant for me to express my views on various topics pertaining to areas such as IT, technology, and blogging. And yes, this includes book reviews and updates on what I’m currently writing/working on too.
In a way, it’s also like a catch-all site for anything that doesn’t fit with my paid gigs, if you must peg a description to it. Anyway, you can read more about my rational at its about page.
In any event, TechatPlay.com remains the blog for me to talk about more techie stuff on topics such as enterprise IT and mobile computing. And yes, I promise I’ll update on a more regular basis this year. Really.
In fact, I am typing on a review unit of the Microsoft Arc keyboard now, which I’m very eager to share about. For now, I’ve waiting for my post for AsiaOne Digital to go live before doing a comparison of the Arc keyboard with the Apple wireless keyboard.
Well, there’s all I have to say for now, so stay tuned.




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