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by Ken Ng · April 28, 2013

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Father. Blogger. Photographer. Ken is native to the world of technology and this blog is his where he would share his thoughts, tips, reviews and pretty much just about everything technology that amuses him. He regularly abuses his iPhone, iPad and rMBP. Devices with APS-sized CMOS sensors seems to be a favourite pastime. His day job involves helping enterprise untangle spaghettis strands and instead, get them to ride on a bus sometimes up in the cloud. Cryptic as it sounds, that's really what he does.

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