Customers in Singapore to get full or partial refund on their HP TouchPad

Those who pre-ordered the doomed Hewlett Packard TouchPad through official channels can get a full or partial refund, depending on whether they wish to keep the TouchPad. This is after HP announced a shutdown on its webOS mobile operation.

Those who want a full refund can email HP at Hp.order.fufillment@hp.com with their details, while those who want to keep the device will get a refund of the difference between HP's still-unannounced new pricing and the original retail price. The tablet had been selling for US$99 (S$119) at fire sales.

» Customers who ordered HP TouchPad to get full or partial refunds | Channel News Asia

Ho Ching named 5th most powerful and is mistaken as first lady by Forbes

Forbes named Singapore Prime Minister wife and CEO of Temasek Holdings, Ho Ching, as the 5th most powerful woman in the world. Ho Ching is mistaken as Singapore's first lady! OMG!

I wonder how can Forbes makes such a blunder. For a complete list, refer to here.

How to stop FortiClient from starting automatically?

Installed FortiClient recently but the challenge in disabling the application/service from running automatically on every start-up annoyed me. Attempt to stop 'FortiClient Service Scheduler' only return 'Parameter is incorrect' error message.

An article on Technet help solve my trouble. To stop FortiClient from starting automatically, try the following:
Shut down FortiClient from the system tray.
Run net stop fortishield on command prompt.
Run msconfig.
On msconfig, switch to the Services tab. Clear the FortiClient Service Scheduler check box and click Apply.Run services.msc on command prompt to open up show all available services.Look for FortiClient Service Scheduler. Switch Startup type to Manual.Restart your computer. FortiClient should not be running automatically the next time round. Hope it helps.

LTA's Official 2024 MRT Map

The below is an LTA's official MRT map that includes both current and future train network all the way to year 2024.

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