Friday, July 18th, 2008
Contrary to what I found earlier, The Malaysian Insider reported that:
Its understood that Maxis will offer the iPhone 3G in Malaysia at a competitive price below RM1,000.
It's a nice offer, since I have been using Maxis for years. Changing the plan will get me the new Apple iPhone 3G. However, The Edge Daily got a different response from Maxis:
When asked by The Edge Financial Daily in April if the telco planned to bring the iPhone here, Maxis chief executive officer Sandip Das had said Maxis had no plan at that time to bring in the phone as Apple had not decided on its Asian distribution policy.
Anyhow, Bernice certainly has a good point saying that it's not a good idea to get first generation products from Apple, especially the company is new in mobile phone business. On top of that, 3G services are still very expensive in Malaysia.
But, it is really very tempting. I'm not sure I could wait any longer once it reaches Malaysia.
Thursday, June 12th, 2008
TelecomTV wrote:
Apple named just Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong & Macau, India and the Philippines as Asian markets earmarked for the new device this year. China, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Taiwan were among notable omissions from the list although the likes of Equatorial Guinea, Nicaragua and Botswana made the cut!
Not much choice left for us. We can only get illegal hacked version from other countries. Not to mentioned about the 3G version, even the older version is not here yet!
How legal or illegal is it, to own a hacked version from Singapore?
Monday, April 7th, 2008
When I read of Apple is offering Safari for Windows (I know I'm outdated), I have a strong feeling to give it a try as soon as possible. However, I must say, I am very disappointed.
After I have installed everything that I needed for my programming work, I haven't install much apps into my system because I don't want any of the programs to slow my PC down. I broke the rule for Safari and I'm very disappointed with it.
I have tried opening it a few times, and this is what I've got!
The application just hang after I start it up. And, it hang indefinitely.
I suspect it is unable to detect the network properly, or simply because I did not install Bonjour?
Anybody had the same experience?
Update: The program finally working after I reboot the machine. Why, why, why?
Thursday, April 6th, 2006
I see this as another reason to love Apple. With Apple's Boot Camp which is still in Beta, installing Windows XP on your Mac is getting even easier.
More and more people are buying and loving Macs. To make this choice simply irresistible, Apple will include technology in the next major release of Mac OS X, Leopard, that lets you install and run the Windows XP operating system on your Mac. Called Boot Camp (for now), you can download a public beta today.
I bet we are not going to get anything similar from Microsoft, are we?
