About Infochat
INFOCHAT is the premier provider of technology education in the Philippines.

On 2008, with its commitment to further strengthen the quality of technology education and information in the country, INFOCHAT has launched “Infochat Publishing”, which addresses the production of reading materials both in print and online. Currently, Infochat Publishing publishes the following:

- Tech Innovations (SMB/SME) is a monthly publication created to address the needs of Corporate / Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). The objective is to promote the understanding of emerging technologies to help business professionals drive business technology innovations.

- Budget Wise (Consumers) is a free publication which aims to provide a source of information about the latest technology products in the market today (e.g. laptops / netbooks, cameras, printers, etc.) and to serve as a reference guide to its readers about the products’ description and specifications as well as their current prices.

- PR News (News / Surveys / PRs) is to help companies announce newsworthy events / happenings. Every press release is distributed to all our partners, no matter if you run a small/new company with low funds or a huge multi-million dollar business.

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About Pixel Art Media Production
Founded in May 2000, from its humble beginning as a small Post Production House, PIXEL ART MEDIA has evolved into a dynamic Media Production company that caters to audio visual presentations, performing and theatrical arts, music videos, events management, mainstream and independent movies, TV shows, documentaries, radio and TV commercials, event coverages as well as print advertisments.

Composed of award winning, creative and technical professionals that value quality, PIXEL ART MEDIA has committed itself to providing excellent service with outstanding results that mostly exceed client’s expectations.

Anything. Everything. Done.

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For additional information and ad inquiries, email us at infochatmarketing@gmail.com.

The chief executive began by giving an update on the iPad. The tablet computing device sold 2 million units in the first two months since its debut and has 8,500 apps on Apples online store. So far, 35 million apps have been downloaded, he said, which breaks down to 17 apps per iPad.In an update on the iPads built-in book software, Jobs said the iBookstore platform had sold more than 5 million books in the first 65 days — or about 2.5 books per iPad.Further, Jobs said that for five of the six largest publishers, about 22% of e-book purchases are being sold through the iPads bookstore.In an addition to the iBook reading apps functionality, the app will allow users to do inline note-taking.Jobs also invited Netflix CEO Reed Hastings to the stage to announce a new, free Netflix application for the iPhone. Hastings said the Netflix app for iPad has been among the most popular apps in Apples App Store, and No. 1 in the entertainment category.

Its been a tremendous success for us, Hastings said. Its our fastest growing platform.The Netflix iPhone app will be available starting this summer. Marc Pincus, the CEO of Zynga, came to the stage to announce an iPad version of Farmville, which is played by 35 million people every day, largely on Facebook. Jobs said the company crossed 5 billion downloads. He followed that comment with what he called his favorite stat of the whole show, which is that Apple has paid out $1 billion to its app developers. We were thrilled about it, he said. Jobs announces the iPhone 4. Stop me if you have already seen this, he said, referring to the leak of the phone by Gizmodo. But believe me, you aint seen it. Its one of the most beautiful designs you have ever seen. Its beyond a doubt the most precise things and one of the most beautiful things we have ever made. Jobs shows photos of the phone, familiar from the leak. He calls it the thinnest smart phone on the planet, noting that the iPhone 4 is 24% thinner than its predecessor.

Those of us who had the misfortune to be born in the first half of the 1960s are truly a lost generation. Not quite boomers, not quite Gen X, we came of age as the Carter White House succumbed to the Reagan years, when women rediscovered shoulder pads and men wore penny loafers with no socks, when everyone found the conceits of Bosom Buddies and Threes Company racy and hilarious. Our musical taste, as I remember it, was eclectic