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लोकाः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु

Lokāḥ Samastāḥ Sukhino Bhavantu
May all beings find happiness and freedom. May my actions help bring joy and liberation to everyone.

Hello! I'm Balakumar Muthu, an International Award-Winning Technologist, TEDx Fellow, and Entrepreneur recognized with the Top 50 Asia Innovation Award from SingTel in Singapore, Top 100 Startups Award from NASSCOM, First Prize Winner of the Java Master Award & Duke's Choice Award from Sun Microsystems and BenQ Siemens Germany, and the Red Herring Asia Award for technology innovation.

With over 19+ years as a multidisciplinary software consultant and architect specializing in UI/UX design and product engineering, I've worked with businesses ranging from B2B/B2C startups and SMEs to enterprises and Fortune 500 companies, with a particular focus on Japanese companies. I have extensive experience in designing, building, and scaling exceptional web applications, SaaS platforms, Social Networking Services (SNS), e-commerce sites, online marketplaces, and enterprise applications to address both technology and business challenges across various domains.


My Entrepreneurial Journey

↪ some of my notable early startups and ventures


I specialize in most aspects of web business, including Product creativity, design, development, strategy, and scaling growth. Throughout my entrepreneurial career, I have launched various startups, successfully scaled and sold a few businesses from scratch to successful exits, and learned invaluable lessons from ventures that didn't succeed — while also mentoring few startups. Listing some of my notable previous startups and ventures:


LoveLogger

↪ founder | product & design architect

As an entrepreneur, my journey began in 2007 when I founded LoveLogger, the world's first private pair-blogging social platform for any two people, which received a massive viral response from China, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea. LoveLogger was awarded the "Asia's Top 50 Apps Award" (winner lists) from SingTel Singapore and the "Red Herring Asia Award" for Technology Innovation. I conceived the idea and did all aspects of product engineering for the LoveLogger website, including UI/UX design, branding, architectural framework, and web cloud hosting, successfully scaling the platform from zero to over 80,000+ users before its exit.

LoveLogger was featured in many prestigious internet magazines, including Yahoo! Japan, MSN Japan, Infoseek, Japan.Internet.com, Livedoor, 100 Shiki Japan, Sina.com, Yantai News China Newspaper, Kaoshi China, and various other popular Asian publishers. → Learn More


Coworkable

↪ founder | product & design architect

In 2013, I founded Coworkable, an early pioneer in the coworking space industry. Coworkable is a global network and community for discovering and renting affordable, accessible Coworking spaces, Shared office spaces, desks, Business centers, and meeting rooms in the Asia-Pacific region.

Coworkable gained significant recognition in the startup ecosystem, being selected as one of the Top Startups at the NASSCOM Product Conclave. I conceived and did the entire product engineering for the Coworkable website, designing and developing the entire UI/UX, architectural framework, web cloud hosting, and branding, successfully scaling the platform from zero to listings from 387 cities across 42 countries in the Asia-Pacific region before its successful exit. Coworkable.com also served team members from various leading global organizations including Google, Zoho, Citibank, BBC News, JLL, Serv Corp, and Coca-Cola.

Coworkable also forged strategic partnerships and collaborated with prominent organizations, including World Startup Fest, Coworking Europe Conference, Global Coworking Unconference Conference (China), Startup Weekend, BarCamp Bengaluru, YourStory TechSparks, Coworking India Conference, World Office Expo Conference, BITS Pilani's Conquest Entrepreneurial Center, Devspace Conference by VIT & Computer Society of India, STARup Summit, Tomorrow's India Conference, and Construkt Startup Festival, among others (view full list). → Learn More

Note My current and ongoing ventures are not listed here for business reasons.


My Core Tech Expertise

↪ end-to-end web applications are my specialization—ux/ui design, development, and scaling


UI/UX Product Engineering Expertise in crafting human-centered, intuitive experiences through Design Thinking, User Research, Cognitive Science, User Experience (UX) Design, User Interface (UI) Design, Interaction Design, Prototyping, Usability Testing, Information Architecture, Product Design, Frontend Design, Dashboard & Portal Design, Typography, and Branding.

Full-Stack Product Development Building and scaling exceptional experiences across Web applications, SaaS platforms, E-commerce, online marketplaces, social networks, payment gateway integration, content management systems (CMS) and enterprise applications.

Server & Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Computing, Open-Source Technologies, Linux Server Administration, Ubuntu Server, Linode Cloud Server, Web Hosting & Server Setup, LAMP Stack, Apache, Docker, Server Administration, Server Hardening, Firewall Configuration, Web Security, DNS Management, Email Server Setup, Backup & Recovery, Server Migration, and Server Monitoring.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Emerging Technologies Building intelligent automation, AI-driven products, Generative AI (Gen AI), Large Language Models (LLMs), AI Agents, Prompt Engineering, Computer Vision (CV), Open Source AI Models and Robotics.

Growth Hacking & Digital Marketing Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM), Social Media Marketing (SMM), Content Marketing, Email Marketing, Copywriting, Creative Campaign Development, Landing Page Optimization, Marketing Automation, Google Analytics, Keyword Research, Market Share Analysis, Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising, Google Ads, and Brand Positioning.

Industry Domains Experience spans across multiple industry domains, including Social Networking Services (SNS), Job Portals & Recruitment Platforms, Real Estate Technology (PropTech), Education Technology (EdTech), Retail Technology (RetailTech), Logistics & Supply Chain Technology, Content Management Systems (CMS), and Cloud Architecture.


Awards & Recognitions

↪ some of my selected honors and achievements



Google India Selected as one of the Top 5 Finalists for Google India out of 16,000+ applicants, advancing through 8 rigorous rounds of technical interviews. During the Google India's interview process, I developed and demonstrated Google Kids — an original search engine prototype designed specifically for children, covering homework help, lesson search, age-appropriate games, puzzles, brain teasers, rhymes, fairy tales, a dictionary, and curated content groups — all within a safe, child-friendly environment.

NASSCOM – Top 100 Startups Award My startup was selected as one of the Top 100 Startups to be showcased at the NASSCOM Product Conclave (NPC) — Asia's premier platform connecting product companies and startups with global software industry leaders.

SingTel - Asia's Top 50 Apps Award My startup LoveLogger — the world's first collaborative blogging and private social network for pairs — was honoured with the Asia's Top 50 Apps Award by SingTel, Singapore (winner lists), and the Red Herring Asia Award for Technology Innovation. The platform was also featured across leading magazines and digital publications in Japan, Korea, and China.

Java Master & Duke's Choice Award First Prize Winner of Java Master Award contest, conducted by Sun Microsystems and BenQ Siemens Germany. Received Sun Microsystems Duke's Choice Awards - 10 Year Celebration of Java Technology and Sun Microsystems appreciation for my contribution to the early versions of Java Platform.

TEDx Fellow Recognized for innovative thinking and selected to share ideas worth spreading that inspire change on the TEDx stage.

Certified Yoga Instructor An Officially Certified Yoga Instructor and Practitioner Specializing in Hatha Yoga. As an alumnus of Ramakrishna Mission, I approach yoga as a profound lifelong journey of learning and self-discovery. My yoga practice is rooted in the holistic teachings of Swami Vivekananda, Yogacharya B.K.S. Iyengar, and the Swami Sivananda tradition.

Korea Honorary Reporter Selected as the Official Honorary Reporter for the Korean Culture and Information Service of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to promote South Korea to Indian audiences by showcasing its travel, culture, and food through my articles.

Top 100 Tech Blogger, India I started tech blogging in 2002 during my early days and listed as the 'Top 100 Tech blogger' by Blog Street India. My Tech blog is also listed as Favorite Blog lists at their Official Sun Microsystems Web Blog and also have been featured at Google Blogoscoped.com, Netscape.com, Java.net, Webpronews, Planet Mozilla, Linux Toy and few other popular blogs.

Top 50 Travel Blogger, India My travel and culture Photo blog - Casual Walker an travel and culture photo journal and is one of the top 50 travel blogs in India — a curious discovery journal that I started in 2017, having travelled across 637 cities and locations, and authored 650+ travel photo guides, finding, exploring, and documenting uniquely authentic local photo stories, guides, and tips.

W3C HTML5 Working Group & Internet Society (ISOC) India Served as an early contributing member of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) HTML5 Working Group, which was responsible for developing the HTML5 specification and advancing it to formal W3C Recommendation status. Also a member of the Internet Society (ISOC) India Chapter, supporting internet development and advocacy .

Wikipedian Contributed to 100+ Wikipedia pages across Indian culture, Computer & Internet Technology topics, improving technical knowledge accessibility for a global audience.


Travel & Culture Photo-Documentary Journal

↪ capturing my unique indian travel & culture experiences


Casual Walker

Casual Walker is an travel + culture photo journal and is one of the top 50 travel blogs in India — a curious discovery journal that I started in 2017, having travelled across 637 cities and locations, and authored 650+ travel photo guides, finding, exploring, and documenting uniquely authentic local photo stories, guides, and tips.

Casual Walker, visually discover and showcase thoughtful documentary photography stories and guides covering Travel Adventures to Timeless Indian Traditions, Ancient Indian Temples, Mesmerizing Art Galleries & Exhibits, Cultural Events & Festivals, Museums & Historical Sites, Vibrant Flavors of Local Indian Food and Culinary Delights, Dance Performances & Art Forms, Hotels and Stays, Yoga & Vedas, Wildlife, Nature & Living, and Reviews.

Casual Walker's work has been featured in Hinduism Today Magazine, British Council India, Outlook Traveller, The Better India, Vice, Tripadvisor, Times of India (TOI) – Chennai Chance-ey Illa, Puthiya Thalaimurai TV, Thanthi TV, Citizen Matters, Mylapore Times, Many YouTube Channel, and various other medias. → Learn More


My Early Community & Open Source Involvement


Richard Stallman (RMS) & David Axmark at IIT Madras

↪ Met Pioneers Who Inspired My Open-Source Advocacy Journey

Had the privilege of meeting two towering figures of the open-source world — Richard Stallman (RMS), founder of GNU and the Free Software Foundation, and David Axmark, co-founder of MySQL — at IIT Madras, engaging directly with the pioneers who shaped the foundation of modern free and open-source software. → Learn More


WikiCamp Conference India — with Jimmy Wales

↪ Official Event Brand Designer | Met Visionaries Who Inspired Free Knowledge Movement

Had the honour of meeting Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia and the Wikimedia Foundation, at WikiCamp Conference India — an event dedicated to advancing the open-source knowledge and free information movement across the country — for which I also conceptualised and executed the official WikiCamp event brand logo, delivering a cohesive visual identity that represented the spirit of the open knowledge movement. → Learn More


Mozilla Firefox India — Early Advocate

↪ Firefox 1.0 → Firefox 2 Launch

As an early adopter of the Mozilla Firefox browser since version 1.0, co-organized and championed the inaugural Mozilla Firefox Party India, commemorating the landmark release of Firefox 2 and helping build initial momentum for the open-source browser movement in India. → Learn More


DevCamp India Unconference

↪ Official Event Brand Designer — first edition

Designed the official visual identity and event brand for the first edition of DevCamp India Unconference — one of India's earliest developer-focused community events — establishing its foundational design language and public presence. Event organized by Zoho Corporation, Thoughtworks, and OrangeScape (Kissflow). → Learn More


Ubuntu Linux — Early Advocate & Community Builder

↪ Ubuntu Supporter since Version 4 (Warty Warthog era)

A steadfast supporter of Ubuntu Linux since its earliest releases, and organiser of the "Ubuntu Dapper Drake T-Shirts Contest" — a grassroots community initiative designed to generate awareness, enthusiasm, and adoption of Ubuntu Linux across India, furthering the open-source movement at the community level. → Learn More


BarCamp / BlogCamp / IdeaCamp

↪ Unconference Pioneer & Co-Organiser

Co-organized and actively contributed to some of India's earliest and most influential unconferences — BarCamp Chennai, BlogCamp, and IdeaCamp Pune — and also served as one of the key sponsors and supporters of BarCamp Bengaluru's early edition, collectively helping establish a culture of open, community-driven knowledge exchange in the Indian tech ecosystem.


Sun TechDays · BEA Dev2Dev · Google / Oracle Developer Days

↪ Technology Conference Participant

Participated in an array of premier technology conferences during their formative years in India, including Sun TechDays, BEA Dev2Dev Days, Oracle Developer Forum, and Google Developer Days — maintaining consistent engagement with global technology movements at the ground level.


Yahoo! GeoCities — Tech Blog

↪ my tech blog built on geocities in 2000

Established a tech blogging presence on Yahoo! GeoCities at "geocities.com/i5bala" as early as 2000 — positioning as one of India's early personal web publishers at a time when blogging was virtually uncharted territory in the country. → Learn More


Personal Interests

↪ my favorite hobbies, activities, and passions


I travel extensively, mostly on solo trips, and love backpacking and trekking. I'm deeply drawn to minimalism and simple living, and have zero presence on most social media platforms. I enjoy immersing myself in exploration, photography and nature, and love reading books. As a Certified Yoga Instructor and Practitioner, I'm fascinated by the depth of Vedanta, Yoga, and Zen philosophy, art, and culture — particularly Indian, Japanese, and Korean traditions. I love spending time with my dog and tinkering with personal DIY projects. I'm also a huge fan of classic Western movies and comics.


CONTACT ME

↪ send me a message drop me a line and let's talk


I'm passionate about connecting with fellow entrepreneurs, innovative minds, and creative thinkers. Whether you have a project in mind or you're looking for a UI/UX product designer, design advisor, product engineer, or long-term design partner — feel free to drop me a line. Want to work together, grab a coffee, or just say hello? Great! Personally, I have zero presence on Facebook or Twitter — feel free to ping or text me directly.



My Works featured at press / media


My works have been featured and covered by a diverse range of medias — including ZDNet Asia, Economic Times, Times of India (TOI), Hinduism Today Magazine, British Council India, Yahoo! Japan, MSN Japan, Infoseek, Japan.Internet.com, Livedoor, 100 Shiki Japan, Sina.com, Yantai News China Newspaper, Kaoshi China, Shm.com.cn, Outlook Traveller, Tripadvisor, Vice, Google Blogoscoped, Netscape.com, Java.net, Webpronews, Planet Mozilla, Linux Toy, DeveloperIQ, The Better India, Citizen Matters, Mylapore Times, Puthiya Thalaimurai TV, Thanthi TV, and many other prominent Asian, Indian, and global publishers and broadcasters. Notably, Java.net published my Java Duke Holiday Pictures , selected from thousands of submissions.

My Current Reading List: Books


❝ If you only read what everyone reads, you can only think what everyone thinks.❞


My Travel & Culture Photography Journal


Contact & Reach me


I'm passionate about connecting with fellow entrepreneurs, innovative minds, and creative thinkers. Whether you have a project in mind or you're looking for a UI/UX product designer, design advisor, product engineer, or long-term design partner — feel free to drop me a line. Want to work together, grab a coffee, or just say hello? Great! Personally, I have zero presence on Facebook or Twitter — feel free to ping or text me directly.


Self - made man

the statue I greatly admire & the principle I strongly believe

“... left to his own devices, man will use his god-given talents to be creative, productive, & prosperous...”
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Google Sergey Brin Video at University of California !!

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Google founder Sergey Brin's Video on "Search, Google, and Life" at the University of California at Berkeley courses. The video is highly informative, Brin talks about google ranking and lots more inner Google stuffs and I love Sergey Brin's way of very cool speech. Do checkout the video. >>

Ubuntu Next Version : Edgy Eft Beta Released

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The next version of the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution was released called as, Edgy Eft will include bleeding-edge Linux technologies, with many of the packages expected in Edgy to be beta themselves. There is quite big change in Ubuntu starting from their startup services. Checkout their feature lists. It is been planned to released on October 2007. >>

Firefox Extensions for Geeks

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MacWorld has listed the top 10 Firefox Extensions for Geeks. They are designed to make surfing easier or safer, while others are specifically geared toward Web developers. Cool collections of firefox tools. >>

After 1 Week of Severe Viral Fever...

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I am back now.

Forbes 400 : Google Heads in Top 20 Position

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Forbes listed down its 400 richest Americans, and the Google founders Sergey Brin, Larry Page Google takes No. 12, No.13 respectively. I hope they will be in the top ten list next year. >>

Xun Chi : Smallest Mobile Phone

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Xun Chi 138 is the world’s smallest multimedia mobile handset with TFT-LCD touchscreen display with handwriting recognition, 1.3-megapixel camera, mp3 player, and a host of multimedia functions. One feature missing there’s no Bluetooth. >>

Google Spreadsheets : New Features

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Google has added to its Google Spreadsheets with more useful features like allows collaborating, Spreadsheet sharing, Export to PDF, Import to and export from the Open Document Format Up to 50 people can collaborate on a single spreadsheet simultaneously, Merge multiple cells and much more features. >>

E-cards used to Steal User Informations !

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Cybercrooks are using e-cards that appear to come from a secret admirer in a scam to collect sensitive personal information, a security expert has warned. Data including credit card numbers, online banking credentials, and log-in names and passwords of thousands of individuals from Australia and the U.S. has already been collected in the scam. It really sounds scary, so stay away from the ecards you receive from the unknown sources. >>

LocoBlog : Location-Based Mobile Blogging

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LocoBlog is a mobile phone application created J2ME application that allows us to link up to our phone via Bluetooth to a GPS unit and then create blogs of text and pictures which are then tagged with latitude and longitude. The mobile application obtains position by connecting to a Bluetooth GPS receiver. Google Maps is used to plot the position of blog entries. Very nice cool mobile application. >>

Reverse Engineer a Pizza !!

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Jeff Varasano, founder and CEO of Think2020, after months of trial and error, has applied his high-tech skills to reverse-engineer pizza. If everything can be Reverse Engineer like Pizza, It would be a great idea. Check out how he made with the instructions. >>

U.S. Daylight Saving Time Changes in 2007 For Java Applications

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As United States has planned to change its Daylight Savings Time beginning in 2007. Due to this Daylight Savings Time changes in 2007 will affect Java applications in the United States. The Java Runtime Environment (JRE) stores rules about DST observance all around the globe. Older JREs will have outdated rules that will be superseded by the Energy Policy Act of 2005. As a result, applications running on an older JRE may report incorrect time from March 11, 2007 through April 2, 2007 and from October 29, 2007 through November 4, 2007. So we need to just update the Java Runtime Environments contain updated rules to report correct time. >>

Google Webmaster Tools

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Google webmaster tools provide us easy way to make our site more Google-friendly. Using the tool we can get Google's view of our website, and diagnose potential problems and See how Google crawls and indexes our site and learn about specific issues. It also helps to learn which queries drive traffic to our site, and see exactly how users arrive there. Nice tool for all Webmasters from Google. >>

Swarmteams : Multichannel Messaging System

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Swarmteams is a multichannel messaging system which allows mobile groups to communicate and collaborate via the web, email, SMS and IM anywhere in the world. Swarming is about to bridge mobile phones and Internet-based communications channels with no downloads or installations needed on the mobile phone or computer. Swarmteams sounds a great idea. >>

Brilliant 10: Creative Young Scientists of the Year

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The Popular Science has listed down the Fifth Annual 10 Brilliant, Creative young scientists of the year. Their Brilliance is marked by insight, creativity and tenacity. The young scientists are listed from various fields of science. >>

The 25 Worst Web Sites!

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PC World has listed down the 25 most Worst Web Sites. The list consists of Hotmail, Microsoft windows update site and can you guess who takes the first place. It's MySpace. Checkout the list... >>

Flickr for Blogger in Beta !

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Flickr has added support for the new version of Blogger in beta!, It allows us to blog and post photos directly from Flickr to our beta blog. Flickr is using a secure authentication method made possible by the new Blogger’s use of Google Accounts. When we want to add a Blogger beta blog to Flickr, Flickr will redirect us to google.com to enter our username and password. The Flickr can never see our username or password; all of that information is kept securely on Google’s servers. Very nice and most wanted feature!! >>

iTV Apple's Next Killer Device : Video

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Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs shows off a new wireless device, code-named iTV, that lets consumers stream movies or music to televisions. It may be the next killer device from Apple, we have to wait and watch the iTV in early 2007. Check out the video of the demo of iTV by jobs. >>

11 Simple Steps to Recover From Online Addiction !!

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If you are unable to control your online usage? or If you feel a need to spend more and more time online to achieve satisfaction ? ... then you may be one of an online addict. Here are 11 simple steps to recover from your online addiction:

1. Use a timer, alarm clock or software that keeps track of your online time and Net usage.

2. Rearrange your desktop, set things up so it's not so easy to lose track of time while using the computer.

3. Change your habits, if you tend to get online first thing upon awakening, choose something else to do first.

4. If Possible, make sure your computer is not in an isolated room.

5. Ask you're friends or the neared ones to remind or call you after few hours of your online activity.

6. Turn off auto sign-ins, use busy signals, and don't be afraid to delete and block people, use frequently invite you for chats on unproductive things.

7. Make sure you finish all your important chores first, and then perhaps allow yourself some online time as a reward.

8. Take a holiday, unplug every now and then and use that time to sort out priorities and goals.

9. Have the radio on, that regularly mentions the time of day.

10. Cultivate other interests, hobbies to stream line your online addiction.

11. Take a walk outside or meet your friends rather than sit down and log on.


Got any more suggestions for online addiction... do drop in.

How to find you are suffering from Internet Addiction Disorder !!


Atlas Gloves : DIY Interface for Google Earth

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Atlas Gloves is a DIY physical interface for controlling 3D mapping applications like Google Earth. The user interface is a pair of illuminating gloves that can be used to track intuitive hand gestures like grabbing, pulling, reaching and rotating. The Open Source Atlas Gloves application can be downloaded here and operated from home using a webcam and two self-made illuminating gloves. The video tracking functionality is written within the Processing programming framework, in conjunction with JAVA library. This robot library converts a special video tracking vocabulary into mouse clicks/releases and cursor movement in order to control the computer. >>

New iPod shuffle and New iPod Nano : World's Most Addictive Music Devices Reloaded !!

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Apple has released the New iPod shuffle, which is considered as the world’s smallest digital music player and for just $79 with the 1GB iPod shuffle lets us to enjoy up to 240 songs. We can clip on iPod shuffle and wear it as a badge of musical devotion and will last for 12 hours of charge. >>

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Apple also releases a new version of iPod Nano, which is sooo slim and comes in five stylish colors with a brighter display. Up to 24 hours of battery lifer price ranging at $149. >>


Apple Rocks ! iPod Rules !! ;)

MooTools : Compact Javascript Framework

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Mootools is a very compact, modular, Object-Oriented javascript framework. Its unique design makes it extremely crossbrowser, easy to use, and a snap to extend with your own code. It comes with a choice of more than fifteen scripts, plugins and addons, including Effects (moo.fx) Ajax (moo.ajax), Dom Navigator (moo.dom), Drag and Drop, Sortable lists, cookies Manager and many more. >>

Arnold Schwarzenegger PC May Have Been Hacked !

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California police investigates the probing if computer hackers illegally downloaded a private taped conversation of Arnold Schwarzenegger from state computers. Schwarzenegger may have been the target of computer hackers, who stumbled across material that proved embarrassing to the Hollywood and body-building icon. >>

Want to Be a Mac-ionaire?

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Chris Adamson the editor of O'Reilly, has created up a javascript based game that he called 'Who Wants to Be a Mac-ionaire?'. This is partially inspired by his four-year-old’s sudden fascination with the TV show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. Try it out if you are a Mac freak. >>

My BlogCamp Unconference, Chennai India Experience and Photos !!

After the big success of BarCamp Chennai, India the same team along with other great Bloggers joined together conducted BlogCamp Unconference, the biggest and most comprehensive blog event ever conducted in India on last week.

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We had most interactive sessions on Blogging, Podcasting, Videocasting, Moblogging and Social Media, with live video streaming and an IRC channel. I had a wonderful opportunity to chat with some of the celebrities like Wired Magazine Reporter Scott Carney, Sunil Gavaskar famous Indian Cricketer and watched the live Skype video session by Robert Scoble and much more great people.

I am highly excited to meet some of my favorite Bloggers like Kiruba, Jagadishkumar, Raghuveeran, Ananthakrishnan, Bhuvaneswaran, Varun Krishnan, Ramanujam, Aswin Anand , Ganesh APP, Amit Agarwal, Kartik Kannan and *.bloggers.

As I am bit concentrated on the sessions, I am haven't clicked much photos this time and just posting very few photos from the sessions.

BlogCamp Session Board

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Ram Viswanathan of IBM and Kiruba Shankar of Sulekha on PodCasting

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Wired Magazine Reporter Scott Carney

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Robert Scoble through Skype Video Conference

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Sunil Gavaskar Talks about his Podcasts experiences, for Yahoo! India Cricket channel.

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My Friend Bhuvan [on the left] and Me [on the right] with Wired Magazine Reporter Scott Carney [center]

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Youngest Attendee of BlogCamp

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All attendees received a cool Yahoo! India Bag

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BlogCamp T-shirt

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BlogCamp was wonderfully sponsored by Yahoo! India, Nokia, Intel Software, Ford, MeriNews sponsored the venue; Fresh & Honest helped us with coffees. eNewss, AdventNet and Mecosoft gave extra financial assistance.

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Sify helped us with broadband and WiFi.

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You can enjoy more photos from Flickr BlogCamp Group at:

http://www.flickr.com/groups/blogcamp


Thanks for everyone and the sponsors, who made BlogCamp a big Success :).

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--
Balakumar Muthu






6 Comments:

At 5:02 PM, Blogger udayms said...
Hi Bala,
I just came to chennai a couple of weeks back. How do I get to know about these camps? I missed this one. :(

Regards,
Uday (http://blog.udayms.com)
 
At 5:19 PM, Blogger balakumar said...
Oh No!! I am really sorry... but information about the blogcamp was well coverd by most of the newspapers .

I will inform you if we have such camps happen again!!
 
At 5:48 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Hi bala,
Thanks for making a note of enewss.
You can also search similar other posts on blogcamp by visiting this url just like technorati tags
http://www.enewss.com/index.php?search=blogcamp

Best regards
sri
 
At 7:33 PM, Blogger balakumar said...
Hi sri, I will check the enewss link you have sent me related to blogcamp... thanks for pointing :).
 
At 10:52 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Hi bala,
thanks for the response.
We would appreciate, if you change the text 'enewss.com' to a link pointing to our site.

best regards
sri
 
At 7:15 PM, Blogger balakumar said...
sure sri ... link added.


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