Conferences are to entrepreneurs as shopping sprees are to ladies; every now and then, we find ourselves in some form of conference, seminar or networking event, interacting with folks from diverse backgrounds and in various industries. 2010 would be an "events' year" for Techsailor as we unleash the idea of Online Customer Engagement to the business world and establish our niche in the vast Internet business.

Techsailor's Booth @ Pan Pacific Hotel Ballroom, Innovfest/TCF Day 1

We encountered a pretty interesting problem recently, where the POP3 or IMAP does not work for just one particular google app mail account in Outlook.

 I have been getting this message for 2 weeks now and I'm very frustrated.  I've tried all of the things it said to do, and nothing works.  Please help! 

Watch how I fix this problem in 1 min.

March 15, 2010 unveils a landmark event in Internet history as the dotcom celebrates it's 25th, Silver Anniversary.

The first ever domain, www.symbolics.com, was registered on March 15, 1985 and it made Internet history. Since then, the dotcom has boomed and busted and took on numerous unprecedented but revolutionary paradigm shifts. I daresay, no one, absolutely no one, back in 85 would have ever fathomed the state of the Internet 25 years later, which is what we have today.

Happy birthday to the dotcom and all who share the same birthday. Cheers!

This is the blog post for Techsailor Base Session #2 – Web Design Prototyping with Axure, written by Gennie Tan.

What do you think is the preferred software for folks in web development when prototyping or building wireframes? PowerPoint? Visio?

A few days ago, our design team decided to give Axure a try and I had the honor to fiddle around with the software. Through which, I found that Axure enables users to create detailed wireframes, interactive prototypes and it is also able to generate documentations for applications and websites on-the-fly.

Something that I found pretty iHilarious... enjoy~

The following is taken from: http://www.techxav.com/2010/02/27/what-comes-after-the-ipad/

There are things that "Big Daddy" Facebook does not want you talking about; not at least right in their backyard. Whilst up to my usual sharing-on-facebook, I ran into something slightly peculiar and thought it's worth a couple of screenshots and this blog post.