Tech For Women: E-Books Vs Real Books



Digital transitions are becoming a way of life. For those of us who grew up in the ’80s and ’90s, we’ve moved from cassette tapes to CDs to MP3s, from VHS tapes to DVDs to Blu-Rays. But e-books look set to stay with the new slew of e-readers (some with multiple purposes), and can be of great use to the busy superwoman. By: Sharlene Tan E-books are being read more than ever – the Association of American Publishers reported that e-book sales were up 154.8% by end April 2009, while overall book sales were down by 4.1%. With the Sony...
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The Professional Freelancer: Yu-Mei Balasingamchow



Image credit: James Teo Many say that it is tough making a decent living as a full-time freelance writer, but Yu-Mei Balasingamchow proves it can be done and done brilliantly. By: Melanie Lee Former educator Yu-Mei Balasingamchow, 34, has managed to defy the odds despite switching to freelance-writing only a few years ago. She has carved out a successful second career which has include travel writing assignments for The Lonely Planet and the co-writing of a historical book entitled Singapore: A Biography. Why did you decide to make a career switch?...
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Superwoman Tips: Supermoms Don’t Have To Be Superstressed!



Today our very special guest-blogger Daphne Ling of Motherinc.Org shares with all moms what it takes to be a supermom aka she-who-handles-motherhood-in-a-seemingly-calm-way-and-even-looks-like-she’s-enjoying-it! There’s something about birthing a child that makes you feel like you can do it all. Then there’s all that pressure to give your child nothing but the best. But the quest for supermom status can often result in frazzled nerves and your kids end up as collateral damage. The good news is that it is possible to be a supermom without...
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Top 3 New Digital Cameras for Women



Stylish and sleek, these digital cameras are on the cutting edge of point-and-shoot tech with new features that make it easy to get great photos even in tricky situations. By: Ng Lin-Li Samsung DualView TL225 This slim camera has not one, but two screens for your shooting pleasure. The 3.5-inch screen on the back has ultra high-resolution (the sharpest on the market), and its touch screen capabilities are great for iPhone addicts- finger swipes let you scroll through photos, delete and rotate them. The screen even gives off small “haptic”...
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Women’s Investment Series: Taking the Risk



You may think you’re in a safe zone financially because you watch your spending and regularly set aside savings. However, this might still not be enough to sustain your life after retirement, especially in light of the fact that women on average live five years longer than men. This is where strategic investment is needed to help you grow your wealth more profitably. Yash Mishra, Head of Private Clients at ipac tells Nanz Inc readers why taking risks in investment is important. By: Melanie Lee Erring on the side of caution is usually a wise...
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VAIO E: An Everyday Notebook



Besides a stunning glossy exterior, the latest 15.5” Sony VAIO E Series boasts of plenty of user-friendly features that make this an ideal everyday laptop.   It’s apparent for everyone to see just how good-looking the Sony VAIO E Series notebooks are with its vivid spectrum of colours, patterns and finishes. However, its allure does not just stop there. This latest range of Sony VAIO notebooks has plenty of goodies on in the inside so that it’s not just a notebook to be seen with, but also an absolute cinch to use.   High Performance The...
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Why You Need More Friends



Do you find your friend count has drastically dropped since you graduated/got married/got divorced/grew older? Are friends necessary? We say yes! Here’s why you should make more of them. By: Melanie Lee Each of us finds our comfort zones and sense of identity through good ol’ friends who have been with us through thick and thin. While it’s important to treasure these dear childhood buddies, it’s just as important to get to know new people and let them into your life – it’s all part and parcel of growth and new discoveries in life....
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Superwoman Tips: Set Your Work Boundaries



A Superwoman is one who doesn’t just do things excellently, she also knows where to draw the line when things get too much. After all, if you’re losing your balance, how can you fly? Nanzinc.Com shows you how to survive work without losing your mind. By: Audra Lim When was the last time you left your office at 6pm sharp? Hands up those of you who have told the Big Boss that you have too much work to do but it had just fallen on deaf ears. If you are a typical Singaporean worker, chances are that you usually leave the office at 7pm or...
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Superwoman Tips: How to Move House Without Losing Your Mind



Moving to your new home is an incredibly exciting experience. A new neighbourhood, a new space, a chance to do up your new place the way you’ve always dreamed of. But first, you have to get over the pain of actually moving. By: Sharlene Tan Moving is a pain. You’re standing there looking over the many beautiful things in your home and thinking that this move to your new abode is one giant migraine waiting to explode. But don’t lose heart! Take a deep breath and read through these tips that might make your move a little easier. Stock up Buy...
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Toxic Friends: Dump Them!



Some friends just aren’t worth keeping. They make you feel bad about yourself and consistently leave you with negative vibes, even as they call you a good friend. Nanz Inc shows you how to set some boundaries with such friends and live life happier. By: Ng Linli Who are your Toxic Friends? It’s time to identify the pseudo-vampires who leave you feeling drained and discouraged. Here are some characteristics that toxic friends may display: The Gossiper can’t keep secrets and talks (mostly negatively) about everyone she knows. It’s hard to...
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