SEARCH

Filter by

Showing 29,821-29,830 of 29,918 results

Sort by

  • Directory

    Admiral Suites Serviced Apartments

    Klong Toey, Bangkok

    Price : N/A, Posted on 12/08/2010

    » Admiral Suites serviced apartments are located on Sukhumvit Soi 22 in Bangkok. These are luxury serviced apartments managed by Compass Hospitality. The building complex is a 15-minute walk to the Phrom Phong skytrain station and 20 minutes to the Suk

  • News & article

    Airport Link a Potential Tourism Bonanza

    Business, Imtiaz Muqbil, Published on 09/08/2010

    » The long-awaited opening of the Airport Rail Link on Aug 23 will substantially enhance the convenience of visiting Bangkok but a number of critical missing links impede connectivity with the city's mass-transit systems.

  • News & article

    Unclogging the networks

    Database, Don Sambandaraksa, Published on 04/08/2010

    » While most of today's modern 3G data plans talk of megabytes of data, airtime minutes are still important and telcos need tools to help them see the hidden congestion that is clogging up their networks to provide a better end user experience.

  • News & article

    Perish the thought

    Database, Published on 28/07/2010

    » The alleged "plan" by Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij to change the current yuppiephone concession contracts - and incidentally mortally wound Shin Corp and its No 1 network Advanced Info Service although that's not the purpose, perish the thought - has thrown business, government, regulators and even the Senate into a tizzy; the kindest people said Mr Korn had good intentions, lousy planning; others were not so charitable; they noted that his plan to issue AIS, Dtac of Norway and True Move of Thailand with 15-year licences was highly questionable in legal terms, and almost impossible to regulate; Anant Vorathitipong, vice-chairman of the Senate subcommittee on communications technology, warned that the minister could land the government in lawsuits up to taxpayers' necks.

    • Forum

    Do you speak English Khun Noy?

    By surapong, Created on: 26/07/2010, Last updated on: 07/01/2016

    » Ms Noy’s gonna need some English lessons in order to pass her tests to prove that her command of the language is good enough before being granted her visa. The number of Thai women from the Northeast marrying foreigners is rising every year. Over the past few months, almost 2,000 people have shown...

    • GenetheMachine commented : down from the BTS Phloen Chit station I saw people living in a hole in the ground where a sky scrapper building was going to be built. They lived in corrugated metal shacks without running water. I think to myself I must be more grateful because compared to them, I am rich. I have a roof over my home with running water and I have food in my stomach. I have a car. It is not a Mercedes but it is reliable. These poor people will never own a car. I have not been to Isan (or Esan). I have not seen how they live. If a woman from Isan were to come to my house she might consider herself rich. Being required to speak the language of the country you live in is not a bad thing. If I move to Thailand I will learn to speak Thai. I hope everyone has had plenty of notice so they will be prepared to pass this new test.

    • livinbkk commented : down from the BTS Phloen Chit station I saw people living in a hole in the ground where a sky scrapper building was going to be built. They lived in corrugated metal shacks without running water. I think to myself I must be more grateful because compared to them, I am rich. I have a roof over my home with running water and I have food in my stomach. I have a car. It is not a Mercedes but it is reliable. These poor people will never own a car. I have not been to Isan (or Esan). I have not seen how they live. If a woman from Isan were to come to my house she might consider herself rich. The people you mention 'living in a hole' above would be migrant workers living in their temporary camps while they are building condos etc. They come from our neighboring ASEAN nations and are earning many times the salary that they would be able to earn back home. Unfortunately there is very little work in their home countries therefore they are happy to work in a Country like Thailand that has less than 1% unemployment.

    • 130 replies, 902,399 views

  • News & article

    Internet Site of the Week

    Gotfried. K, Published on 21/07/2010

    » Television on the Web will soon be a reality thanks to the ever-increasing size of information pipes and the ever-increasing quality of the information being pumped through those pipes. Unfortunately, many of the websites that offer streaming of television shows only work in the US or in whatever country in which they originate. Here at Internet Site of the Week, we've found another option for our readers, called Podly, located at http://podly.tv/podly.php. And, for the time being at least, it works in the Kingdom perfectly fine.

  • News & article

    Win 7 a winner on my new notebook

    Database, James Hein, Published on 14/07/2010

    » This week I'll catch up on some reports I promised for Windows 7, my new notebook and Jitbit's Macro recorder software.

  • News & article

    Call in the cyber warriors

    Database, Published on 14/07/2010

    » After the authorities detained him for two months without bail, friends of Wipas Raksakulthai revealed that the 37-year-old Ranong businessman had been jailed over posts found by the Centre for Repressing Embarrassing Subjects; handsome CRES spokesmen were unavailable for direct comment, but friends said Mr Wipas was a well-known red shirt; since his arrest, Thai Facebook users have criticised him, and have revealed personal information meant for friends on his web page; according to Mr Wipas' friends, a network of Thai Facebook users exists to seek and inform the CRES and the Ministry of Internet Censorship in Thailand (MICT) when they find nasty writing; media expert Supinya Klangnarong said it was ominous that the government had spread its censorship policies to social networks.

  • News & article

    Podcasting in Thailand: more to come?

    Database, Graham K. Rogers, Published on 14/07/2010

    » Recently, Apple changed the iTunes store for Thai users and added Podcasts to the App store and iTunesU. This was long overdue. A podcast is a video or audio file sent out by its creator at intervals. It can be played on a computer or a suitable player, such as an iPod or iPhone.

First Previous 2,979 2,980 2,981 2,982 2,983 2,984 2,985 2,986 2,987 2,988 Next Last

Your recent history

  • Recently searched

    • Recently viewed links

      Did you find what you were looking for? Have you got some comments for us?