Just would like to share to you this email from Google last April 18. And it is about this Blog which was deleted few days ago. It made me worried so much, it was an unexpected deletion, without any notice and I have no idea how it happened. So what I did was I immediately wrote a petition to Google requesting a review to my Blog and perhaps revive it.

Hello, We have received your appeal regarding your blog http://m3gxperiment.blogspot.com/. Upon further review we have determined that your blog was mistakenly marked as a TOS violator by our automated system and, as such, we have reinstated your blog. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused in the meantime and thank you for your patience as we completed our review process. Thank you for understanding. Sincerely, The Blogger Team

As I could remember, I was editing the HTML of this blog (under Template Settings - Edit HTML) and I pasted a code for a widget. And after that I was just surprised I wasn't able to access my blog after few minutes. So I suspected that perhaps it was the widget code that might have cause the violation.

Just would like to share this email update from Cnet Asia written by Timothy Fernandez.

Why tech rumors are in a state of "meh"

Timothy Fernandez
Subeditor
CNET Asia

There once was a time when folks were truly excited to find out if a product rumor was true. There have been tons of useful innovations that changed the way we live and work, but what really gets us excited are all those juicy rumors.

These days, Apple's iTV is possibly the most widely rumored tech product, which is strange, because many of its potential features aren't exactly groundbreaking. But perhaps, the real reason many of us are hopeful about this rumor is because Apple has been known to be an ace at building up hype, well, at least in the Steve Jobs era. Even people who aren't fans of Macintosh computers looked forward to the first iPod, iPhone and iPad. And while some other companies have given us a peek at some pretty awesome gear--Google Glass and those flexible screens showcased by Samsung at CES come to mind--most product rumors these days are merely about incremental upgrades.

The lack of "firsts" could be what's making those rumors mills so, well, boring, these days. However, the optimist in me would like to think that there are still some surprises in store for us this year.

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