The new Samsung NV24HD’s claim to fame is its wide 24mm lens, which makes it a digital camera that’s great for taking ­pictures of interiors, large groups of people and sweeping landscapes. If you do a lot of the aforementioned, you may consider the NV24HD. For everyone else, forget it. (read more...)

At iSchool, the curriculum includes computer art, electronic music and, um, gardening. (read more...)

Stuck in a jam on Bangkok’s “express” way or are you just bored of staring at the pants of the girl standing in front of you on the BTS? (read more...)

So is playing, surfing and even working with these super-affordable mobiles. By Alisara Chirapongse

The Classics: Under B2,000

It can make calls, send SMS’s, tell time and it comes with a color screen. What more do you really need? (read more...)

You probably already own an iPod and, if you don’t have one yet, are pining for a lovely shiny iPhone, so why not bite the bullet? Do more than just accessorize and switch your whole operating system. If you’ve been thinking of changing from Windows to Mac OS X but been too scared before, here’s our brief guide on how to survive the new format. (read more...)

Spammers—the ultimate villains in the era of technology. We pretty much have our junk mail taken care of thanks to email applications’ filter options. But now, there’s a new evolution of spammers who literally follow you everywhere you go by sending SpaSMS (spam+sms) to your mobile phone. (read more...)

As Apple releases its new iPhone 3G, you’re still trying to make the old one work. How to... (read more...)

In the third and final part of our home theater series we take a look at media hubs. By Alisara Chirapongse (read more...)

Part II of our three-part home theater series brings sound to the big picture. By Pavan Shamdasani

In Part I, we got you a BIG television (visit www.bkmagazine.com/feature/home-theater-heaven if you missed out). With your eyes all taken care of, we move on to blowing your ears to quivering pulp. Once you go 5.1 surround, you’ll never go back. (read more...)

Fourteen-point-two megapixels (MP), on this kind of consumer-level camera, is just silly. It slows the camera down and adds nothing to the quality of your pictures. (read more...)