Apple launched the Mac OS Lion 10.7. The new version is available for download in the Mac App Store for user. Retails for USD 29.99. [Source: OS X Lion]
Also indicate the launch of new MacBook Air. The new MacBook Air is packed with Intel Core i5 & i7 processor, Thunderbolt, Backlit Keyboard & comes with OS X Lion. [Source: MacBook Air]
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
How To Install MFM - Papago Map Into iPhone
As many of you out there know, that maps plays a crucial part of a navigation software. While you can always wait for the official maps provide by Papago, however that would require waiting of another release in the iTunes Store.
If you can't wait / prefer the latest maps to be use for any reason, Malfreemaps (link) have being providing good updated maps. For many other phone, replacing the maps requires only replace a folder/files, but the same cannot be done easily for iphone.
I've stumble across this blog, I've not personally tried this, this blog provide you step-by-step guide of doing so, Talk@Keong: How To Install MFM - Papago Map Into iPhone
Monday, May 2, 2011
Apple Ipad 2 - Malaysia
The long awaited ipad2 is now available in Malaysia - 29 April 2011.
Not sure if this it due to our strengthen ringgit, the entry level is price at RM1499, make it competitive compare to our neighbor country (entry at SGD 668).
Go to the nearest reseller store or make at order at Apple Store
Not sure if this it due to our strengthen ringgit, the entry level is price at RM1499, make it competitive compare to our neighbor country (entry at SGD 668).
Go to the nearest reseller store or make at order at Apple Store
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Blackberry OS 6 upgrade for Curve 3G and Bold 9700
Blackberry Curve 3G and Bold 9700, rejoice! Blackberry OS 6 is make available to you know.
[Find out more: - More Information]
For upgrade, you could connect your Blackberry phone to your computer and go to http://us.blackberry.com/update/ to obtain the update.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Wi-FI is 30 Percent Slower...
Not happy with your connections speed despite your ISP provider offering you a good bandwidth. Are you using Wi-Fi for your Internet connection? The latest research by Epitiro mentioned that based on the million test of 14,000 connections in UK, Spain, Italy and US. On average, WiFi connection were 30% slower than your Ethernet. If you are purely using the WiFi for basic surfing & emails, this drop of connection you might not notice it. If VoIP, video calls, watch TV thru the Web would notice the difference.
Source:[ PC World ]
Friday, February 25, 2011
Manual Update of Nexus One 2.3.3
For those who can't wait for the OTA update to be happen in your Nexus One, here are the manual steps to perform the upgrade:-
1. Download the Nexus One update from this link here.
2. Rename the file to update.zip (If your OS hides file extensions by default, rename the file to update to avoid it being renamed to update.zip.zip)
3. Connect your Nexus One to your computer and transfer the file to the root of the microSD card (inside no folders)
4. Power down the Nexus One. Now reboot it by holding the Power and Volume Down at the same time.
5. You should now see a screen with Androids on skateboards. Using the Volume keys, navigate to Recovery and press Power.
6. The recovery screen will only show a triangle with an exclamation point in it. To get to the recovery menu press Power and Volume Up at the same time. (It can be a bit tricky sometimes, so keep trying if it doesn’t work the first time)
7. Using the trackball, scroll down and select “Apply sdcard:update.zip.” to start the update.
8. Once the update has completed, reboot your Nexus One.
You’ve successfully updated to Android 2.3.3. Enjoy!
Source:- Intomobile
1. Download the Nexus One update from this link here.
2. Rename the file to update.zip (If your OS hides file extensions by default, rename the file to update to avoid it being renamed to update.zip.zip)
3. Connect your Nexus One to your computer and transfer the file to the root of the microSD card (inside no folders)
4. Power down the Nexus One. Now reboot it by holding the Power and Volume Down at the same time.
5. You should now see a screen with Androids on skateboards. Using the Volume keys, navigate to Recovery and press Power.
6. The recovery screen will only show a triangle with an exclamation point in it. To get to the recovery menu press Power and Volume Up at the same time. (It can be a bit tricky sometimes, so keep trying if it doesn’t work the first time)
7. Using the trackball, scroll down and select “Apply sdcard:update.zip.” to start the update.
8. Once the update has completed, reboot your Nexus One.
You’ve successfully updated to Android 2.3.3. Enjoy!
Source:- Intomobile
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Gingerbread (Android 2.3.3) for Nexus One & Nexus S
Google annouced the latest Gingerbread to make available via OTA update. Be patient.....(message from googlenexus twitter).. for few weeks
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