uFacebook is a uTorrent Facebook application. Think of it as a online torrent control; you get to do all sort of things via a Facebook app. For instance, initiate & pause any downloads, search for torrents all inside Facebook. uFacebook also has the ability to upload torrent from your local machine by simply browsing to it and click ‘upload‘. There’s even option where you can change the priorities of the torrents, so the more important one gets downloaded first.
This is the bird you see on the Twitter.com notice page when the site is down. Some even has got arrows on them. I’m not sure if it’s real but the bird sure looks cute to me. Anyway, this somehow inspires me to do some design with it. Here’s 2 Twitter wallpaper I’ve came out with while the inspiration strikes, together with additional screen resolutions. Full content after jump.
3 giveaways were done in the last few weeks, here comes the 4th also the last for this month of May. This week’s prizes is sponsored Exabytes, a local Malaysian web hosting company. Hosting more than 20,000 domains in more than 120 countries around the globe, they are one of the top-tiers, or perhaps the largest in Malaysian web hosting industry. I came to know Exabytes when they did the crazy campaign on RM1 (USD $0.30) per domain registration campaign.
Fear of change is probably the biggest reason holding PC users back from trying a Mac, but my observation after talking to few PC user friends, apparently cost seems to be another big factor too. In Malaysia, you’ll get a fairly good laptop at the price of RM $2000 (USD $600+) but for a Macbook, it will cost about RM4000 (USD $1200). I think it’s fair to say under a same-spec-PC-to-Mac compare, Mac will eventually cost 40% more. It might varies from country to country but I argue they are similar.
However, for those who are really interested in experiencing Mac but hold back because of the price, here’s some recommendations. What I intend to suggest is not installing Hackintosh on your PC, nor attempting to convert your Windows XP/Vista theme to Mac look-alike. Instead, it’s a more economic way to own a legit copy of Mac that we’ve tend to missed. Content after jump.
Earlier today, folks at Adobe released 3 applications of the Creative Suite 4 (CS4) line-up, respectively the Dreamweaver, Fireworks and Soundbooth. These applications are available for download and test drive over at Adobe Lab. For Dreamweaver and Fireworks, you can enjoy full version for at least 2 days, and for existing customers you can request a serial number to activate the respective beta for the duration of the prerelease period. For those who are interested in Soundbooth beta, you can request for a beta serial number, provided that you have a legit copy of CS3 product (Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Fireworks) serial number.
Singapore firm Vuestar Technology (formerly known as Blue steel dragon) has threatened to sue websites that uses visual images/graphics to link to another page. As ridiculous as it sounds, as long as you have images on your website or blog that connects to another web page you are infringing Veustar’s patent .The company’s managing director Paul Smith said if sites want to remain using images as links – you’ll have to pay up, anything from $200 to millions annually.
Veustar apparently has been awarded this patent in few other countries like United States, New Zealand and Australia, and the company plans to exercise this on Internet giants like Google and Microsoft. Invoices has been sent out to local Singaporean companies and, the giants will expect theirs as well as soon as the patent is enforced internationally.
I just came to know that there’s an alternative URL to each Flickr account. For instance, a direct URL to a Flickr album looks like this – http://www.flickr.com/photos/phantomcheg/. You can also view the same album with this URL – http://www.flickr.mud.yahoo.com/photos/phantomcheg. In short, by inserting the username after http://www.flickr.mud.yahoo.com/photos/ you still get to the same album.
The USB flash disks of today are a very efficient and excellent solution files sharing, carrying around or even backup. However, each coin has 2 sides Because USB Flash Drive are designed to be small in terms of size (and light too!), it is also easy to misplace or worst case, get stolen. With TrueCrypt encryption on USB flash drive, all these problem can be handled with ease; best part of all, it don’t cost a penny.
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