Thursday, December 30, 2010
My HTC HD7 Windows Phone 7
Its been 2 weeks since i've joined the Phone 7 bandwagon. What i can shared with you, the new phone 7 OS is so smooth. I personally think its a lot smoother than the Iphone. The Metro UI is drop dead gorgeous. The phone itself feels high end and love the kick stand.Phone 7 experience is totally different. It move away from most of the others OS, which is app base. Live tiles concept is new and refreshing. Of coz, its not a perfect OS but Microsoft has done a great job with Phone 7. I do hope that January update will include the missing pieces of what most people wanted in nowadays smartphone.I've been using a lot of phone and Windows Phone 7 is definitely the best for me.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Toshiba Folio 100

Had a chance to get my hands on the suppose to be another IPAD challenger. But unfortunately, nope. On paper, its a vastly superior product. Web cam, Flash support, HDMi output, SD card etc... but overall, its like an unfinished product. The plasticy feeling is there. The accelerometer is not as fast or smooth as IPAD. There's also some reports on the net that there's been a glitch on the system and the Flash support and the droids market place is still nowhere to be found. Hopefully, Toshiba will immediate rectify the problems. As for me, I can live with the plasticy feeling as it wouldn't bother me at all. All the proper ingredient is there already.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
What a weekend!!!!
Its been a very busy week for me. Since wednesday, been to Twisted Media in Bangsar twice. Thursday, studio photosoot the whole day and then came Friday. Morning, go to office to save data to bring along again to Twisted Media. Afternoon, from Bangsar straight to Putrajaya for backplate photoshoot for our project. Shoot in bracketing ( in RAW mode using the 5D MKII ). Finished shooting at 6pm and go back home. At 8pm, drove back to Ipoh. Stayed overnight then drove back to Rawang at 5am! At 10am, studio photoshoot with 3 talents!! Finished shooting at 7pm. Totally exhausted and cancelled the night shooting around KL. When straight to bed and this morning, cycling with my bro at Guthrie Hi-way. ( dunno if have anything left in the tank !)
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010
LG Optimus 7 made official ahead of Windows Phone 7 launch

Microsoft's been really keen to keep all the Windows Phone 7 fanfare to itself, but LG's equally zealous official UK blog has just thwarted that effort by posting both details and a gallery of images of the company's Optimus 7 (aka E900) handset online. To be fair to them, it's nothing a ton of leaks haven't already revealed: the Optimus 7 will be a 3.8-inch touchscreen device, sporting WVGA (800 x 480) resolution, 16GB of onboard storage, a 5 megapixel camera with a 720p video mode, Bluetooth 2.1, WiFi, a digital compass, and your usual proximity and ambient light sensors. Also present will be that DLNA streaming functionality we saw at IFA, officially titled Play-To, which will be exclusive to LG's phones along with Voice-to-Text and Scansearch, the former being a message transcriber and the latter acting as an augmented reality real-time search service. Intriguing.
Pocket-lint, SlashGear
LG Blog UK (Google Cache)
Samsung Omnia 7 brings 4-inch Super AMOLED screen to Windows Phone 7

Boy, there's hardly been enough time to catch our breath and analyze the first unintentionally official Windows Phone 7 handset in the form of LG's Optimus 7, yet Samsung is already joining the fray with its own Omnia 7. Currently populating its very own landing page on Samsung's Russian site, the Omnia 7 is a 4-inch Super AMOLED beastie with a rather aged 1GHz Qualcomm QSD8250 at its core, 8GB of storage, and a 5 megapixel cam that can do 720p video. Hit up the source link before somebody over in Moscow wakes up and realizes that Windows Phone 7 isn't meant to be launching for another few hours.
SlashGear
Samsung Russia
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Windows Phone 7 to Launch with 2,000 Applications

Many are eagerly awaiting for the launch of the Windows Phone 7, and with good reason — the platform looks decent. Windows Phone fans now have one more reason to be excited about new mobile OS by Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft . It appears that early adopters will have 2,000 applications to choose from at launch. The information comes from a leaked image of a Three U.K. document [pictured], which corroborates the October 21 launch date of Windows Phone 7 in the U.K.
While 2,000 applications might seem very low compared to the 250,000 applications found in the Apple App Store, I believe that the number is more than great for a new platform — given that all of the applications present are good apps.
With that said, Windows Phone 7 will be introduced on Monday, October 11 at events in New York City, New York and London, U.K. The actual Windows Phone 7 hardware is expected to arrive on October 21 in the U.K. and other European countries, and on or around November 8 here in the United States.
It’s definitely an exciting time for Microsoft and fans alike. Hopefully, Windows Phone 7 will deliver.
[ via Engadget ]
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Cycling at Guthrie Highway
Wakeup 630am and drive straight to Bkt Jelutong and meet up with my bro. Joined together with a few riders along the route. The pace was just too high at the moment and could not keep up. The legs felt too heavy and didn't had power to push further. Basically, happy with today outcome as this is the first time hit the road. Indoor trainer proven and need to increase the cadence.
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