This is my first nephew, freshly out from his mother’s womb!
Wednesday, March 31
Sunday, March 28
OMG – Google giving me a Nexus One!
This is OMG, and a late OMG for me!
I did not check one of my email account until this afternoon, and only then do I realize out of 200 unread spam emails, there is 1 cool one!
Apparently txeet qualified. I hope that there is no dateline for responding to the email..
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Tuesday, March 23
Interview from mypaper 《我报》
I had an interview from mypaper 《我报》 in an article on 18 Mar, 2010. They have interviewed me over the SG Blood app that I had developed one year ago.
I have always reminded myself what a friend once said:
You do not have to be a teacher to contribute to society. Everyone has his own ways.
Creating SG Blood is my way, using my skills as an iPhone developer.
More socially conscious apps on the front page.
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Wednesday, March 17
Reader Digest giving me $390,060
It's a scam, of course.
But it always amazed me how a reputable magazine can do such a thing. Ten years ago, my sister received the same thing, and I helped her to reply the mail just to see how things will go.
This time, I will return the envelope.
But if they ask me to pay for the Reader Digest subscription, I will refuse.
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Saturday, March 13
Tuesday, March 9
Military uses Android again for ops
Not the first time Android was mentioned to being used by the military, but I find the image used by IntoMobile, very cute..
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Saturday, March 6
Apple dominates 80% of Singapore Smartphone
AdMob has released its report for Q4 2009 Southeast Asia.
Some particularly useful data are:
- The top 3 countries are India, Indonesia and Australia, generating 72% of the traffic
- Singapore has 77% of the traffic coming from smartphones (the rest from non-smartphones), the highest in SEA. Vietnam has the least at 22%.
- iPhone is especially prevalent in Australia (90%), Singapore (80%) and Hong Kong (70%).
- Nokia is prevalent in the rest of the SEA countries where iPhone is not.
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