BlackBerry Bold 9650 - un-boxing done by CrackBerry.com. The new Bold 9650 comes with pre-'installed' with a 512MB internal memory and expandable to 32GB via a microSD card. The Bold 9650 will probably only hit Singapore's shores in the next couple of months later. You can view and read more about the specifications of the new BlackBerry Bold 9650, here, http://na.blackberry.com/eng/devices/blackberrybold/bold_specifications.jsp Hit the jump to view the video of the un-boxing and its performance. :)
Image courtesy of DPREVIEW.COM. The NEX series will initially comprise two cameras - the NEX-5 and NEX-3. In terms of specifications, both cameras are essentially identical - the NEX-5 gets a slightly smaller magnesium alloy body and 1080i AVCHD movie recording but in ever other respect they're the same. A mount adapter will be available, giving the ability to use Sony and Minolta Alpha-mount lenses. The LA-EA1 adapter will have a motor to control the lens aperture but nothing to driving the autofocus (they can't currently focus SSM and SAM lenses with built-in focus motors either). We have no pricing for the ...
HTC Desire is now available in Singapore come end of May 2010. The superphone (read: No longer known as smart phones.) will be priced at with a RRP tag of S$898. Running a 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor makes the phone incredibly responsive while the instinctive HTC Sense experience lets you wield the power of the HTC Desire with the greatest of ease. Read the press release at http://www.htc.com/sea/press.aspx?id=129702&lang=1033 Overview of the superphone: http://www.htc.com/sea/product/desire/overview.html
Looks like the Andriod phones will see Froyo soon :) And judging from the highlights given by Google, it looks really good! Plus it also supports Flash 10.1. The Android 2.2 platform introduces many new and exciting features for users and developers. This document provides a glimpse at some of the new user features and technologies in Android 2.2. Hit the jump to view the introductory video, highlights and more!
So you're on a shoe-string budget but love taking macro shots of insects, grains of rice, flowers or just about anything that is blown up 0.5 times larger than what it exactly is to the human eye? I only found this out after purchasing my Tamron AF 90mm f/2.8 Macro lens, to be honest, on a personal level, I find this setup a little daunting. It takes patience and well, even more patience to get the setup correct. If you're game for it, read the rest of the DIY project at the following site: http://www.diyphotography.net/macro-on-a-budget-or-back-to-back-couplers
Blizzard Entertainment is finally releasing the second installation of their popular RTS game, Starcraft II. Although it has taken them 10 long years (A little overdue...) I'm quite excited! Next, when is Diablo 3 going to be released? Another 10 years :P Visit the official Starcraft II website: http://us.starcraft2.com/
It looks like the Micro-Four-Thirds (MFT) cameras are now becoming a trend amongst the amateur photographer. Compact in size with the option of interchangeable lenses, not only is this light on your shoulders but lighter on your wallet too. The camera will come as part of a kit, with the newly announced LUMIX G VARIO 14-42mm/F3.5-5.6 ASPH/MEGA O.I.S. (that's a mouthful) lens. Pricing and availability have yet to be announced. Read the press-release here.
Image Courtesy of Sputnik+
Wishing one and all, especially my Buddhist viewers (if there’s any to begin with) a Happy Vesak Day!
To all non-buddhist ones, enjoy the long weekend!
Visit Google’s search engine site and you will be greeted with a PacMan game. The game was first developed by Namco in 1980 (now Namco Bandai Games). Google has often used its logo as real estate to promote graphics, illustrations and national holidays, but the temporary replacement of the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button with “Insert Coin” marks a playful departure from Google’s iconic two-button search interface.
Happy Birthday, Mr. PacMan. 
I’ve finally decided – over the many free themes. That I shall keep this site as simple as possible. No fancy themes, no fancy images, no fancy posts.
Keeping it simple, allows me more time to write what I want to, without complicating matters such as having an image for a ‘featured’ post/page/item. Besides, this site isn’t exact a ‘magazine’ styled site. Anyways, hope you guys like the layout and with that, I do hope its easier to navigate.
K.I.S.S – Keeping It Simple, Stupid/Silly/Seriously. You choose.
OK, so once again, I’m guilty of not updating my site, well, not that many of you guys actually do visit my site to begin with. Anyways, with anything else that money has been forked out for, I’d like to keep this site and try and update it as frequently as I can.
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So… where do I begin.
I know it’s been quite a while since (read: AGES) I last updated this site. Well, no excuses but I got bored of maintaining this site. Anyways, I’m sprucing this site yet again and will be updating it more frequently (I hope…) and will include items that interest me.
I’ve since given up aquascaping as I do not have a tank with me at my new home. Instead, I’m now into photography. Don’t fret… items about aquastuff will be archived for easy viewership and the ever popular algaecide section will still be opened for public viewing.
Well.. I’ll see how things go for this site. 
Cheers!
Grey_Fox
New theme installed for Aquastuff. Better?
I’ve also added a “Using Aquastuff” page for you to find out how to effectively use Aquastuff with ease. Feedback would be much-appreciated.
So.. what do you think of this new theme? Better than the previous one? Hopefully the loading is now faster with this theme. I noticed a severe slowdown to the site when it came to the loading speeds.
Also, I’ve added a flickrRSS block on this site, the images are linked directly from my flickr account. Click on any of the image to view the collection and sets of my photos.
Oh.. would love some form of feedback on the theme.
I’ve found out that flickr’s service extends to having photos uploaded to their service can be instantly blogged on as well.
This is an example post of their magnificient service!
By the way, these are the things that I will be doing to the blog soon.
1. Changing a new theme (probably a three-columned theme)
2. Purchasing a camera (torn between a normal camera or a DSLR!)
You guys got any to recommend for both points?
