Saturday, September 11, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri
I'm taking this chance to wish all the Muslims in the world Selamat Menyambut Hari Raya Aidilfitri together with your loved one. "Mohon maaf zahir dan batin sekiranya ada terkasar bahasa atau ada silap dan salah.Sama ada disengaja atau tidak disengaja".Hope this year Aidilfitri will bring more happiness to you all...
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Facebook Places
Facebook has just announced Places, the long-awaited feature that brings location-based functionality to the most popular social network in the world.
Whether you’re a developer with a great app idea, a business with an interesting location marketing plan or just a regular Facebook user who wants to get involved with Places, there are a few details to note before you start using Places. The feature is fascinating, but it still has its limitations. And our guide isn’t without caveats, especially for users.If you’re ready to start playing, here’s what you’ll need to know about Places.
First of all, you or a Facebook friend in your group will need a smartphone. If you don’t have an iPhone, you’ll have to use the Facebook touch mobile site on a browser that supports both HTML 5 and geolocation.The company does plan to roll out Android and BlackBerry versions of Places, but they haven’t released any specific dates for those releases yet.To use Places, go to the Places tab on the iPhone application or touch.facebook.com. You’ll first be asked if Facebook is allowed to know your location. Once you click “allow,” you’ll enter the Places interface. From there, you can share your location with friends, find out where your friends are (if they’re using Places), and discover new places near you.You can add places, check in to places that already exist, and tag people who are with you. If you’re checking in for a group, make sure you tag your friends before you checkin, yourself. For example, I added my house and checked in there...
Whether you’re a developer with a great app idea, a business with an interesting location marketing plan or just a regular Facebook user who wants to get involved with Places, there are a few details to note before you start using Places. The feature is fascinating, but it still has its limitations. And our guide isn’t without caveats, especially for users.If you’re ready to start playing, here’s what you’ll need to know about Places.First of all, you or a Facebook friend in your group will need a smartphone. If you don’t have an iPhone, you’ll have to use the Facebook touch mobile site on a browser that supports both HTML 5 and geolocation.The company does plan to roll out Android and BlackBerry versions of Places, but they haven’t released any specific dates for those releases yet.To use Places, go to the Places tab on the iPhone application or touch.facebook.com. You’ll first be asked if Facebook is allowed to know your location. Once you click “allow,” you’ll enter the Places interface. From there, you can share your location with friends, find out where your friends are (if they’re using Places), and discover new places near you.You can add places, check in to places that already exist, and tag people who are with you. If you’re checking in for a group, make sure you tag your friends before you checkin, yourself. For example, I added my house and checked in there...
Friday, August 27, 2010
My Father Birthday Celebration
Last wednesday was my father's birthday. We celebrate the birthday at a chines food shop at maluri. My mother made a carrot cake and it was so delicious, the day was so great. After cutting the cake we had our dinner at the shop. Yummy the food was delicious too. My father was really having a good time and was so happy... Love u dad...






Thursday, August 26, 2010
Beach Side Ride
It is just a simple photo manipulation that i did this morning... Here take a look guys and leave ur comments...
The original image
Thursday, August 19, 2010
WeTransfer - Transfer Large Files For Free...

Sharing and sending large files over the internet is typically a pain in the neck. Largely due to the fact that most file storage limits are 50Mb to 100Mb, or 200Mb for paid services such as rapidshare.
A new service from WeTransfer is a user friendly and free file transfer service that allows up to 2Gb to be shared, with up to 20 people, for up to 2 weeks. Beat that!
Common file sharing services typically are difficult to navigate, they almost always have annoying end user download wait time. WeTransfer has none of this nonsense. You can select as many files as you want to send at one time (under 2GB) and you can send an email notice up to 20 recipients with a note attached. Best yet, your files are held for 14 days before deletion.
WeTransfer makes waiting less boring by rotating the background wallpaper of the site while you are uploading.It boasts a nice friendly to use - and look at - interface, 14 day file retention, 20 users per email notification, and up to 2Gb storage. Impressive!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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