June/July 2010 Part 1

It should be out by then right? My absolute mobile! ;)

Available Features

• Trackpad navigation
• Bright, hi-resolution screen
• Full QWERTY keyboard
• 3G technology
• Wi-Fi® and Bluetooth® enabled
• 256MB flash memory
• 3.2 MP digital camera with
  video camera
• Multimedia player
• Wireless email
• Organizer
• Browser
• Phone
• SMS/MMS
• MicroSD card reader

Size and Weight

Height:
4.29 inches (109 mm)

Width:
2.36 inches (60 mm)

Depth:
0.56 inches (14.1 mm)

Weight:
4.30 ounces / 122 grams
(including battery)
3.17 ounces / 90 grams
(without battery)

Battery & Battery Life

• Battery: 1500 mAh removable/rechargeable cryptographic Lithium cell
• Talk Time: Up to 6 hours (GSM and UMTS)
• Standby Time: Up to 21 days/504 hours (GSM), Up to 17 days/408 hours (UMTS)
• Music Playback Time: Up to 38 hours

Display

• High resolution 480x360 pixel
  color display
• Transmissive TFT LCD
• Supports over 65,000 colors
• 2.44" (diagonally measured)

Camera & Video Recording

• 3.2 MP Camera
• Auto Focus, Image Stabilization
• Flash
• 2X digital zoom
• Video camera recording:
  Normal Mode (480 x 352 pixel),
  MMS Mode (176 x 144 pixel)

Maps & GPS

• Includes BlackBerry Maps
• Integrated GPS with A-GPS

• Learn more about BlackBerry Maps and GPS

Data Input & Navigation

• 35 key backlit QWERTY keyboard
• Dedicated Keys: Send, End, VAD (User Customizable), Camera (User Customizable), 2 x Volume/Zoom
• Trackpad - Located on front face of device, ESC Key to the right, Menu to the left
• Intuitive icons and menus

Voice Input & Output

• Integrated speaker and microphone
• Hands-free headset capable
• Bluetooth headset capable
• Integrated Hands-Free Speakerphone
• Rating for hearing aids (PDF): M3, T3 (in cellular bands only)

Media Player

• Video format support: XviD partially supported, H.263, H.264, WMV3, MPEG4, Sorenson Spark & On2 VP6 (Flash support)
• Audio format support: .3gp, MP3, WMA9 (.wma/.asf), WMA9 Pro / WMA 10, MIDI, AMR-NB, Professional AAC/AAC+/eAAC+

Ringtones & Notifications

• Tone, vibrate, on-screen or LED indicator
• Notification options are user configurable
• 32 Polyphonic Ringtones – MIDI, SP-MDI, MP3, WAV

Bluetooth

• Bluetooth® v2.1
• Mono/Stereo Headset
• Handsfree
• Serial Port Profile
• Bluetooth Stereo Audio (A2DP/AVCRP)
• Bluetooth SIM Access Profile supported

Security

• Password protection
• Screen lock
• Sleep mode
• Optional support for S/MIME

Wi-Fi

• 802.11 b/g
• UMA support
• Wi-Fi Alliance Certifications: WPA, WPA2, WMM, WMM Power Save, Wi-Fi Protected Setup, Cisco CCX

Wireless Networks

• 3G (HSDPA) compatible
• UMTS: 2100/1900/850/800 MHz (Bands 1,2,5/6), 2100/1700/900 MHz (Bands 1,4,8)
• GSM: 1900/1800/900/850 MHz
• Quad-band support: GSM 850; GSM

Sad...sad...

Nick is leaving me!! Well, technically he's leaving the co. for better position from our competitor.

Well, he said he'll be coming down soon before starting his new job.

Now, I am so not looking forward for the 2nd Birm trip...

How gediks.. :p

its human nature...

Have you ever felt that you are doing your best to avoid selfish friend? How do you manage to deal with it?

It does wreck your head when you fail to, worse, when the selfish person has accomplished his/her mission. Honestly, what do they earn for that? Fame? Show off? Brilliance? Satisfaction?

I was brought up from a family who barely know what's the meaning of [s]elfish is. During my independent days, I've encounter so many of Ss. I'd even been in a relationship with a Ss and you know what? Surprisingly he's the longest I'd been. (Those were the naive days where I always thought he'll change, but apparently he can't - stupid of me then).

Not to mention about friends, mostly are still out there. Normally I just shut one eye and let it be. I'm not a school kid anymore who was told "who should you follow"

A dear friend told me how to deal with S ...

DONT GIVE A FUCK TO THEM BECAUSE THEY JUST WANT TO SCREW YOU. SCREW THEM, FUCK THEM!

and that just made my day! Apela nak jadik dgn kawanku ini..huhu ;)

Under pressure!

Jedward are very overwhelmed as they've been saved by fans. I can hardly believe that they are in the top 6! Worse part is, their haters page have MORE fans than x-factor's page. But I cant deny that they performed well this week.

As for me, I'm under pressured by everyone around me. Sickening but hey, I can't say much to them. I can only sit back & pretend everything gonna be alright. If only Msia located beside London, I will definitely go there ever weekend (just trying to make myself feel good).

Oh, hopefully I get the mobile of my dreams too. Because my current one is driving me insane. huhu...

Going to Birm for 2nd time? So happy when I can mengada2 with Nick there. Hehe... :p

unlucky...

yet depressing day...

why?

1. been unwell since last week (skin burn, diarrhea, cold)
   
2. itouch hang...but actually dh ok coz i googled for solution,,,gonna still consider this as my unlucky day too :p
3. i can only come out 2 points???

drama tul...

:p

R.I.P

Name: Sony Ericsson w910i
Age: 1 year 4months
Cause of Death: Absent minded owner did not check her skirt's pocket before throwing into washing machine.

>.<

Touch here & there

miss j...as in miss jakun is still figuring out her pod pod...

to be continued...

Kumar Drag Queen

I would love to catch him when I get the chance. Who is he? He is a Singaporean stand up comedian. Watch these clips & I'm sure you'll find him brilliant! Enjoy the video :)

:)

nuff of 'becoming' mrs dixon...just one of my fantasies which is TOO impossible to happen...hahaha

let's focus on getting a NEW phone!

What is the main factor for upcoming new phone?
Well...been surveying here and there...haven't found the 'connection' yet, I might consider...

1. Palm Pre
2. Nokia N97 mini
3. Nokia E55
   
   
4. Blackberry Curve 8520

fy: cant wait to get my bday pressie. will reveal when it's bought! :)

adlina dixon

in another world...

nice to hear from him back then...the jitters I had when first met him...
glad that we spent some time together (just a day outing..duh)...

now? the anxiety I felt has already gone...maybe because I've known him better than before...just gonna go with the flow and be professional

ok ok..chap chap...back to reality...my crazy lonely world...if only he sees me what im going through & spend some quality time...it sucks when he looks for me ASAP when sthing really bugging him...

trust me..in 5...4...3....2....1....('can u explain what this is all about???)

typical...sigh

I'm only gonna break break ya break break...

..ya heart...

apparently I NEEEED to get up 5.30am to wake him up as my 'beloved' requested to be in the office at 7am!

ape la malang nasibku..especially when he knows the overall results werent met his expectations...therefore we...as in everyone has to stay back & analyse the report...contract by contract..got home by 10pm...had dinner...and getting ready to bed...

like some people says...such as life!

p/s: nak jadik budak rajin & take a day off (next monday) to cover the crazy hours I'd work lately..kekeke

:p

TTFN!

we gotta fight,fight,fight,fight.....

fight for this love....

ok..i have decided the new blog will be consist of:

1. my diet journey (good luck! :p)
2. travels
3. music
4. food! me loike
5. work experience
6. current issue

ok fine...its gonna be more consistent i suppose...but whatever it is..im looking out for countdown widget..u know for the diet countdown...hehe

u know u love me...xoxo...

in search for other half...

thats gonna be my new blog..still deciding whether to make it public or private...

will announce when this blog comes to an end...TBA

Newbie...

It has been nearly a week from now I have start using windows Vista...how did I find it? Honestly...CONFUSING!

Especially the Microsoft Office...its gonna take a while to get myself adjust with the new layout...a bit slow to do my work(lately I've brought my work home).

Blogging? Much tougher as I can't copy paste from other sites to Ms Word nor blog...

sigh...

Julie & Julia

At first I thought this movie was about both Js are chef...whereas they weren't!

Its about both Js in different time line (Julia in her 1950s, Julie in her 2000s) secretarial government servants, struggling their life and discover that cooking is their passion. Julie is inspired with Julia's success in 'french cooking for americans' and decided to blog about her cooking all recipes from Julia's cook book.

I really think this movie is mouth watering & even I want to try some of her recipes..some may find this movie dragging, but I find it very well play.

I think I want to write another blog (inspired by Julie Powell). I will think of what would be best for this blog about.

This current blog? I will decide when it would be the end . . .

Au Revoir! =)

baru nak ade ke???

Broad welcome for postcode plans
Monday, 21 September 2009 17:16

The business community and the National Ambulance Service have welcomed the Government's announcement that it is to introduce postal codes across the country.

The Government said the introduction of the system would cost €10m - €15m and it is hoped that it will be in place by 2011.

Danny McCoy, Director General of employers' body IBEC, said postal codes would greatly benefit businesses and consumers.
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Chief Officer with the National Ambulance Service Pat McCreanor said the system would help eliminate confusion over locating place names in emergencies.

Yesterday, the Minister for Communications said tenders for the design and implementation of the system will be issued shortly.

Minister Ryan said he expects new postal codes with digits and letters to be introduced in two years.

A Government-commissioned report said codes would provide long-term savings and demographic details for planning as well as benefitting emergency services.

An Post said it will be playing a key role in the move to postal codes which will involve coding 1.7m addresses.

In 2005, the then Minister for Communications, Noel Dempsey, promised a new system by 2008. At the time An post questioned the need for postal codes and industry experts put the cost at €50m.

However, Mr Ryan yesterday said the move would cost a fraction of that estimate.

Looking back...

over my shoulder...I can see, the look in your eyes...I never dreamed it could be over...I never wanted to say goodbye~

I'm in the middle of conflict of interest...A conflict that it's very hard to make someone to understand me...

If only I can see life as easy as it looks...if only ...

sigh~

aiyak...

baru nk happy sbb dah check-in online...(away to london from friday - tuesday)

tp too forgetful of me to check in the bag first!!

duit lg kuar......sigh~=(

p/s: this is the time where you can mengada2 with him...and listening him nagging for ur silly action!)

>.<

blushed...

firstly...he dedicated me a song

secondly...he claimed that he had found his dream girl [me!]

thirdly...I'm defintely sure that he's aware that I'm currently seeing other guy

so...what's my point?

it's been a while that I haven't feel this way.

and...sometimes it feel good that i'm still laku in the market! what kind of language is that?

lol~

anyway...maybe its been for me to let the guy to make his moves without me pressuring him what to do or not (cheay..falsafah setelah tgk Ugly Truth)

:p

Life in the twilight for Malaysia's Muslim transsexuals

read it from msn.com.my.

Astaghfirullah...I'm speechless..

With her tight jeans, elaborate make-up and flowing hair, Tasha looks for all the world like a striking young woman. But her all-important Malaysian ID card declares she is a Muslim man.

"In Islam, there are only men and women, there are no transsexuals, and this is an Islamic country so that makes life very difficult for us," says the 28-year-old who has been cross-dressing since she was a child.

Like many transsexuals in Malaysia, a conservative and mostly Muslim country, the clash between ID card and appearance means Tasha is shunned by employers, and forced to make her living as a sex worker.

"It's a hard life, people don't like us, they're always making fun of us," she says as she prepares for another night in the grimy alleyways of Chow Kit, the red light district of the capital Kuala Lumpur.

Tasha endures drunken clients, violent pimps, and aggressive competition from other transsexual prostitutes, but what really frightens her are the raids mounted by police and religious authorities.

Enforcement officials from the Islamic Affairs Department (JAWI) -- notorious for swooping on nightclubs and motels in search of Muslims drinking or having extramarital sex -- regularly descend on the streets of Chow Kit.

Sex workers are sent scattering on their high heels, and those who are caught and hauled off face jail or intensive "counselling" sessions like a two-week interrogation Tasha once endured.

"They asked me why I didn't want to be a man, how I became like this and why I behave like this. But it didn't change my mind!" she says as she layers on make-up before hitting the streets where she has worked since she was 15.

Tasha puts on a brave face, but the the pain is clear when she relates how she has struggled for acceptance from her family, her religion and her country.

Although she is on the margins of society, she continues to perform the Muslim prayers, fasts during the holy month of Ramadan, and respected her mother's wish that she not undergo sex-change surgery.

"Of course I still believe I'm a Muslim, it's just that the religion cannot accept us transsexuals," she says.

"Why can't Islam accept us? We are human beings as well. I am also one of God's creations."

It was not always this way for transsexuals in Malaysia, where they are known as "mak nyah".

"Until the early 1980s transsexuals were usually accepted in Malaysia, they could go for a sex change and amend their identity card," says Teh Yik Koon from the National Defence University who has written a book on mak nyahs.

"At that time quite a few had sex changes, some became happily married and even adopted children."

But in 1983 a "fatwa", or Islamic ruling, that prohibited gender-reassignment surgery as well as cross-dressing was imposed on all Malaysian Muslims, who make up 60 percent of the multicultural population.

"So now they're not accepted, there's no such thing as transsexuals according to Islam in Malaysia," says Teh, who estimates there are in fact at least 20,000 in the country.

"The biggest dilemma for a Muslim transsexual is the ID card, because it states they are a Muslim man but when you look at them they look like a woman," she says.

Some do manage to find regular work, typically as hairdressers, make-up artists, and boutique sales assistants, but advocates say that at least 70 percent resort to prostitution.

"At 15 I ran away from home and to Chow Kit. I cried at first, but luckily I had other transsexuals who helped me find a place to stay," says Tasha.

On a good night she can earn 500 ringgit (142 dollars), a huge sum by Malaysian standards, but since the economic downturn she now gets only two or three clients a night who may pay as little 50 ringgit a time.

Now that her mother has died, she plans to go to Thailand later this year and have sex-change and breast augmentation surgery.

"If you want to become pretty quickly, then you can't be afraid," she says. "Only then will I feel like a complete woman."

Transsexuals do not need to be selling their bodies in order to attract attention from authorities. Last year, Islamic religious police arrested 16 for taking part in a beauty pageant at a beachside resort.

Influential Islamic cleric Harussani Zakaria, who helped establish the 1983 fatwa, defended the strict approach and said that transsexuals should use their "willpower" and adopt a traditional lifestyle.

"Of course they won't get a job if they turn up wearing a woman's dress. All religions are opposed to this," he said.

"You cannot be transsexual, you are either a woman or a man. Why do they want to go against Allah?" he asked. "If God has created you as a boy, then act like a boy."