My designs

Sorry im not that pro, im just doin' my own perspective on what i feel on my design. Im not an artist but I have my own ways of expressing my art heheheheh.

Words of Gratitude from OMT

From the depths of our heart we give our words of gratitude to those who sponsor for our black CHS Tee Shirts, without your support this uniform will not be realized. We hope that you will continue your untiring support to CHS.

 Thank you so much and May God bless you always.  more pictures below

Aireen, Jecil and Celeste

Popol

 Ralph, Mechelle and Rhyan

My Computer Hardware Servicing Student 

I taught them how to configure a LAN connection in our school, and also how to configure WIFI to have a Public WIFI. Some of them got the procedure. Me wearing maroon shirt. Teaching in a Technical Vocational School and facilitating high school student with a Technical Course is really a challenging one. I hope someday TVU will give us more update and upgrade of the things I knew. 

My new design just edited the Original Design of DepEd. Just hit me a comment for me to give more of my design. hehehehe

iphone 5 RUMOR

Is the iPhone 4S the last iPhone to have a 3.5-inch display? That's what Japanese Apple tracking blog Macotakara is reporting.

Citing an unnamed source, the site says that Hitachi and Sony have already started shipping 4-inch LCD panels to Apple for use in "new iOS devices." The two companies are also said to be providing panels for Apple's next iPad, which is said to be "changed fundamentally."

If true, the move would suggest that Apple has not just decided on the design for the followup to the iPhone 4S, which was unveiled and released just last month--but is beginning to collect parts and produce units.

Yet the 4-inch display rumors ahead of that unveiling were numerous. In February, a snapshot out of China depicting the front screen of what looked like an iPhone with a larger and wider display cropped up. Just weeks before, component industry tracker DigiTimes claimed that Apple was eyeing bigger screens, in part to better compete with Android and Windows Phone devices.

Then, in March, something a little bit more interesting happened. Purported "mold engineering" drawings made the rounds, depicting a device that looked like an iPhone 4 but with a noticeably larger screen. This was followed in June by blog This Is My Next, claiming that Apple was working on an iPhone with a 3.7-inch display, and a slew of cases that hit store shelves designed for a slightly larger, but thinner iPhone, based on an alleged prototype device leaked from a manufacturing facility.

Alternatively, a report by our own sister site CNET France near the end of September looselyclaimed Apple would use a qHD (960x540 pixels) screen that measured about 4.2 to 4.3 inches diagonally. That's compared to the iPhone 4 and 4S' 3.5-inch display that runs at a higher 960x640 pixels.

One of the most recent reports ahead of this came last week from iLounge, which laid out several rumors about Apple's product changes during 2012. On that list was an iPhone with a 4-inch display, alongside metal casing and a summer launch.

Apple currently maintains three basic sizes for apps to fall into: non-Retina Display iPhones and iPods, Retina Display iPhones and iPods, and the iPad. Changing dimensions with two additional configurations would mark another step for developers when designing their software, be it utilities or games.

by  Josh Lowensohn