Every end has a new beginning. With the continuous improvements of our various blogs and sites, The Tech Revolutionist was born.The Tech Revolutionist could be dated back in 2009. A few like minded friends decided to start up a technology blog to tell the world about their interests. The blog was called "Tech You On" T
Every end has a new beginning. With the continuous improvements of our various blogs and sites, The Tech Revolutionist was born.The Tech Revolutionist could be dated back in 2009. A few like minded friends decided to start up a technology blog to tell the world about their interests. The blog was called "Tech You On" They ranged their topics from comparison of the first generation iPhone to troubleshooting computers. It was the first time the idea of "Singapore Perspective" was given to a blog, with the comparison of iPhone data plans between the 3 telcos in Singapore. That forms the basis of The Tech Revolutionist today - forming original content from a Singapore Perspective. As these friends moved on to focus on other aspects of their lives, I decided to stay on the same path, coming up with another tech blog.
ZhngMyCom was the result of the exceptional interest in computer hardware. The blog focused much on computer hardware, leveraging a lot on YouTube video sharing site for unboxing videos and video tutorials. That was when a blog got such much more interactive and entertaining. Although many netizens hated the funny Singapore ascent and somewhat broken English, that shall remain. We want to provide a site where Singaporeans feel at home. We want a site which is targeted at our fellow Singaporeans. We want to challenge ourselves to maintain a Singapore Culture in the blog, but at the same time be professional.
We realized that communication is the key to the growth to a site. ZhngMyCom became the focus of the group project in 2010 and the title of the site was changed to NPowerIT. The blog made use of various Web 2.0 Social Media tools to facilitate discussions and formation of opinions from the public. It made the site interactive and attractive. However, as it was a school project, dedication from writers waned after the project was completed. It was a good product and it was highly commended by the lecturers. However, no blogs could last long without constant update of content.
The Tech Revolutionist is the latest and greatest website. Learning from problems we met in the past and good things we brought forward to this website, The Tech Revolutionist is here to stay. Moving away from the blogging scene, the website will provide more formal reviews and articles on every aspect of technology, be it Computers or Engineering or Science. More writers will join us soon and we will provide more contents from various perspectives. Interested writers can email us at [email protected]
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