The wait is over. Perhaps the most anticipated phone is finally manifesting itself today at O2 stores from 18:02. One's expected to pay £289.00 for the set and be contracted to at least a 35£ a month tariff.
It's definitely worth checking it out. I'll have to save up for two. I'm betting against all odds that its price will drop considering the time factor that affects all phones, and hacker's pledge to hack & unlock the phone.
Where did I hear a GooglePhone or gPhone will be out to hurt Apple's iPhone? Can't wait!
Friday, November 09, 2007
iPhone
Braindumped by shutterblogs at 11/09/2007 02:19:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: Tech
Monday, January 15, 2007
Sunday, January 14, 2007
New Samsung cellphone
Got it on the last day of last year. Switching from my previous phone, an O2 XDA IIi, which was rather wide, to this short rather narrow and slim (world's slimmest) has been a huge adjustment for me. I now only need my thumb to send text messages -- no need for stylus pen no more. The one thing I love about this phone is the high resolution of the screen. It's crisp and sharply detailed. The theme wallpaper is awesome, featuring a morphing Big Ben theme with time where the skies will be bright blue and sunny during day time with birds flying across the screen and shooting stars in the night. The one thing that caught my attention was when I was in a no reception area. It shows me a country-side picture as though I'm totally lost!
3.0MPx Camera! Awesome phone!
Braindumped by shutterblogs at 1/14/2007 01:23:00 PM 3 comments
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Blue Screen of Death

There has been no problems with regards to performance and usability of my new Dell laptop. However, today, in fact just a few minutes ago, something unusual happened that caused the blue screen of death, in which I thought was almost forgotten!
I have not added any hardwares or peripherals to this machine. It is totally unexpected that this kind of error should arise for a new machine. I wonder if Dell could do something about it? I didn't purchase their "insurance plans" for technical support because they're too expensive, and I only see it as their excuse for squeezing our pocket dry-er!
I tried looking for solutions to this problem by reading Microsoft's Knowledge Base site and other sites suggesting a resolution to the problem but ultimately and honestly, I wouldn't dare to do anything just yet.
Wish me luck!
Braindumped by shutterblogs at 10/24/2006 12:53:00 PM 0 comments
The world is enormous;
My surroundings are amazing beyond descriptions;
My life occupies that little part of the enormity;
and for those of you who are unable to experience;
what my eyes sees, this is the place where I dump;
what my eyes explains to my brain.





