It is yet again time for another week of Mac and iPod discoveries. Apple fans and would be Apple fans rejoice. The Mac + iPod DiscoveryWeek is an excellent way for you to discover Apple products, and have fun while at it. There are a lot of activities planed throughout the week, gigs from local bands are also included. Read more...
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The iPhone is officially come to our shores you can say that the wait is over. You probably had notice all the in-your-face billboard ads all over town. If this is the first time you had heard about this phone, then I would like to say welcome back, I hope the rock you’ve been living under was comfortable. Read more...
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This is for all of my readers who either are an all-out Apple Mac fan or a closet Apple Mac fan, you know who you are. MyMacBUZZ is Malaysia’s Premier blog about all things Apple. If this is the first time you hear about myMacBUZZ, then to you I would like to say welcome back, I hope the rock that you were under for the past two years was comfortable. Read more...
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Yet another Apple special event day went down lastweek. The supreme overlord, our beloved cult leader, Steve Jobs comes down from the mystical mountain of supreme divine innovation and gives us mortals his legendary keynote speech.
As usual I was not invited. However that doesn’t stop me from following the event live. Tracking tweets from Twitter, lurking in IRC back channels and refreshing Engadget as fast as I could click the refresh button.
Right after the event is over, I wrote a short report of what when down on MyMacBUZZ, the Malaysia based Apple blog I co-blog once in a while.
Here are two things I had noticed on the keynote.
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I am still pretty much annoyed with the fact that iTunes podcast directory are not available for me. I’ve blogged about this over at MyMacBUZZ. I send a message to Apple iTunes support. Interested to see what’s their reply.
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I am sitting infront of my PowerBook. I have my blog up in the web browser on my screen. I can type up a new blog entry using the laptop infront of me. Read more...
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I’m not into any of these movement by the so called ‘rakyat’. I normally don’t sign on any partition created by these so called ‘rakyat’.
I stayed away from any blogger movement that has strong political scent. You won’t see me putting up the silly “Bloggers Unite. No Fear” logo on my blog. Also I don’t give a damn about those group of silly bloggers who photoshop themselves to some silly movie poster thinking they are some kind of hero. (take a look at Kickdefella blog’s sidebar, it’s hilarious)
However this is one movement I can not ignore. One partition I’ve to sign. One logo I’ve to put up. This time I say more power to the rakyat. It’s not about Anwar nor is it about fuel price. It is something bigger and much more important. I urge all the rakyat to sign up.
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Last weekend was an iPhone and iPod Touch weekend. People all around the world lined up to buy their new iPhone 3G. By ‘all around the world’ I meant, ‘the countries that Apple is selling its iPhone 3G’. Malaysia not included. Read more...
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I do most of my work on Apple Mac OS X Leopard. Most of the time I’ll end up deploying it on some kind of Linux/Unix based server. I’ve always drooled looking at OS X Leopard Server and wonder how it would be like working on it.
To have a OS X Leopard Server running on a shiny Xserve is beyond my budget or any small businesses. Not to mention the cost of co-lo service on data centers.
Not anymore, Media Temple had announced the start of private-beta period for its latest line of hosting solution, the (xv) Xserve-Virtual. They are calling this “the world’s first VPS Leopard Server”.
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