April Fool from Google!

I know this post is rather short.

But it hurts, and I want to express myself.

All through last night, I was psyching myself up saying, "No one is gonna fool me on April Fool's Day". So I woke up this morning feeling really good. Repeating to myself, "No one is gonna fool me today". And then guess what?

I opened my Firefox browser and navigated to my Gmail page. Before logging in. I saw a link introducing me to Gmail Motion.

As you might imagine, I totally forgot about today and clicked through till they got me. And it hurt.

Is There a Technology Group in Liberia?

Often, people have been surprised to learn that there are technology groups in Liberia. In fact, some are shocked to learn that there are any local developers at all in Liberia. Well, if you love technology and seek to meet others of similar interest, then the Monrovia chapter of the Google Technology Users Group is for you.

A GTUG is a group of students, educators, tech enthusiasts, developers, and system administrators who come together to learn and share knowledge about technology in an open environment. Although the name Google is associated with it, a GTUG is not affiliated with Google, and therefore is not directly under Google. At a GTUG meet-up, one can discuss any technology topic of interest from Windows to opensource to programming. 

A GTUG seeks to bring all players in the technology industry into one place. This is a great place for technology vendors and ISPs to show off their new products.

What this Blog is About?!?

Uhm,

What do I say?

Well, I'm thinking what this blog will be about. The title Tech Liberia suggests that this blog will be about technology in Liberia.

Definitely, that is exactly what I'm going to blog about here. So watch this space....

Stuff that should come up will include:

Internet connection comparison (ISPs in Liberia)
Open sharing of information
Busting IT myths
Helpful links
Etc etc etc

So, again, watch this space!

Hello World

Blogging....


Is it for me? 


Hmmm...


To blog or not to blog. That definitely IS the question!