Ever thought of buying iPhone4? re-think!!!

To MAC users...

Goodbye mouse, Apple's 'Magic Trackpad' goes on sale!!!

WASHINGTON: Apple unveiled the "Magic Trackpad," a touchpad which allows a user to operate a desktop computer with finger gestures, eliminating the need for a mouse.

The Magic Trackpad costs US$69 (RM220) in the US online Apple Store.

The battery-powered device, which looks a bit like a notepad made out of glass and aluminum, connects to Apple's Mac desktop computers using Bluetooth wireless technology.

It allows users to operate their machines using the tapping, swiping and pinching finger gestures well known to owners of iPhones or iPads.

Apple said it works from as far as 33ft (10m) away from the computer.

The touchpad technology has already featured in Apple's MacBook Pro notebook computers.

Apple also unveiled new iMac desktop computers featuring more powerful processors as well as 21.5in and 27in screens. - AFP/Relaxnews

Internet Wireless Cafe (Q5)

Situation: You will meet with Chao Zhang tomorrow to learn about the wireless capabilities currently in place at the café, current communication problems with the restaurant’s 24/7 operations, and to discuss the feasibility of adding some new collaboration capabilities for customers, employees and suppliers.

Question: Inside the restaurant, wireless PDA’s offer the potential for better, quicker communication between the various functions including waitstaff, kitchen, management, and even suppliers.  Describe some functions that would benefit from using wireless communication internally.

For parents, this might be a reminder...

The netiquette of posting children's photos online

TECHNOLOGY has made it easier than ever for parents to document and share every cute kid moment on Facebook. But that doesn't mean every moment should be shared.

I don't have a child, but I've heard of parents going through a few awkward situations when it comes to posting photos of children. So I spoke to several parents who are active on social networks, and there seems to be a few key issues everyone agrees on.

If you depend on Facebook as the main way to share photos with family, then use privacy settings to limit access just to a select few family members;

Take caution when posting a photo of kids that aren't your own. I've come across a few parents that don't want their children on Facebook at all, so be sure to ask a parent if it's OK to post the pic on Facebook before doing so.

Out of respect for safety, don't tag a child's full name on Facebook. Some parents told me they never put their own kid's real names online. Some just use an initial when mentioning a child in a status message or in a photo;

•If you make your photos public to people outside of immediate family, avoid revealing where the child goes to school. If the child wears a uniform, be sure to crop out the uniform logo in the picture. It's a good way to keep safe from predators;

It used to be that mum and dad got out the dusty photo album to show off baby pictures. Now, a whole generation of kids are growing up in an age where the world sees their baby photos before they can talk. So for those that can't wait to show every adorable moment, just ask yourself, "Would I be embarrassed if this was posted about me?"

As mummy blogger Karen Ziemkowski posted on her Twitter account, "Your kid is a person, not a pet." She keeps in mind that anything she posts will be around when her son grows up.

So that naked photo of your kid covered in poop ... yeah, not something that should be shared with the world. - TMS

(from http://techcentral.my/news/story)

HD Make-up?

What do you think guys? HD technology revealing the truth!!! Which to prefer?

2010 FIFA World Cup Fever.. finally end

No more yawning in the office, no more sleepy eyes... All the football fanatics will missed this memorable 1-month period, that only happens in every 4 years. Congrats to Spain (and their fans) for winning their 1st-ever World Cup in the world cup history (not forgetting our beloved hero, Paul the Octopus for his 100% prediction throughout the matches).

This early morning was really awesome in Jesselton Point, with mixture of Nederlands & Spain fans cheered for their team. The fanatics wearing their team's jersey. One or two fans blowed the "vuvuzelas" (a long horn from South Africa) and the other side keep stomping their home-made drum. The crowds really enjoyed the match and even half of them had to comfy themselves by seating on the floor but I'm sure, every part in the world:- sport arenas, clubbing scenes, even mamak stalls; crowded by people who watched the match at their own preference venue.

We were lucky, being the management of Jesselton Point and having Suria Indoor Soccer Centre (or known as Suria Futsal) as our main attraction for futsalers. Most of the futsalers rated our futsal arena is the best in town, or perhaps in Sabah. In view of that, we promised to strive in making our Jesselton Point to be the best events hub for KK town people, particularly.

See you in Brazil for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Note: We sorry to hear about the Kampala attacks. Hopefully no bad incidents happened in Malaysia.