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This is the last part of my INVENTOR series, I will focus back on local entrepreneurship issues in my nex post. For now, meet Mary Anderson. Poor Mary Anderson. By rights, her invention should have earned her a place in the annals of prescient problem-solvers. Instead, she’s barely a footnote to the history of the [...]

Our exam are finally over, and we are working full throttle to improve our online presence… (particularly through SaifulSham.com of course) Heh, don’t mention the exam, soe papers are answerable and some are not that student-friendly, as always… =) Now let us continue with the story about a revolver… Samuel Colt was even more interested [...]

Clarence Birdseye was well educated, successful and a risk taker — everything an inventor should be. But Mr. Birdseye’s brilliant idea, frozen food, had been tried before, with miserable results. Before anyone could appreciate his invention, he had to overcome their deep-seated prejudices. A born naturalist, who paid his college tuition by providing snake food [...]

Charles Darrow didn’t invent the game of Monopoly — a woman named Elizabeth Magie Phillips made a prototype in 1904, although she called it the Landlord’s Game. But in 1933, Mr. Darrow, an unemployed engineer desperate for money, took Mrs. Phillips’s idea and redesigned it, adding a colorful board and wood game pieces. Initially, Mr. [...]

Hai, agak lama saya tidak menulis diruangan ini, maaf atas kesulitan yang timbul, kami berada dalam minggu peperiksaan, maka kami tidak sempat menyiapkan artikel-artikel baru. Bagaimanapun, Saifulsham.com tetap untuk satu jangka masa panjang dan kami berazam tidak akan berkubur. Bagi membuktikan visi kami, kami sedang menyiapkan e-book khas yang akan disediakan secara percuma. E-book ini [...]

Hi there, so it seems, how many days without post? Hmm..7 is it.. Ok,ok.. Not so bad. First of all, I would like to thank all of our readers for your encouragement, especially your comments. We really appreciate it.. And we would like to apologize for the lack of post recently, we are sitting for [...]

On 2 May, a public talk was held at University of California at Berkeley, organized by the Computer Science Undergraduate Association. The title of the talk is “Hiring is Obsolete.” Well, I haven’t had the chances to read te transcript yet, but looking at the abstract, it is really an eye opener. A great idea [...]