Friday, August 26, 2011
Don't Ever Complain About Your Job
People! stop complaining about your job
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Celcom Mula Menawarkan Bold 9900 Dan Torch 9810
Seperti mana yang dinantikan ramai, kini Celcom telah pun mula menawarkan BlackBerry Bold 9900 dan juga BlackBerry Torch 9810 kepada para pengguna mereka. Untuk kedua-dua peranti ini, Celcom menyediakan dua pilihan pakej, iaitu Celcom Exec dan juga Celcom Biz untuk pilihan para pengguna mereka.
Ianya masih lagi tidak diketahui adakah para pengguna boleh mendapatkannya melalui Celcom hari ini ataupun tidak, tetapi memandangkan Celcom sudah pun mula memperlihatkan pakej mereka, berkemungkinan ianya sudah boleh didapati daripada cawangan Celcom dan BlueCube seluruh negara bermula hari ini.
Selain daripada Celcom, DiGi dan Maxis juga dijangka akan memperkenalkan pakej dan pelan mereka tidak lama lagi. Sebelum ini, ianya diperkatakan yang mana BlackBerry Bold 9900 hanya akan dijual di Malaysia bermula 15 September ini.
Tawaran BlackBerry Torch 9860 daripada Celcom masih tidak kelihatan buat masa ini.
Kemaskini : Masih belum boleh didapati daripada BlueCube. (Terima kasih @SoyaCincau)
Tips awal daripada Siti dan Beta.
Infografik – 70 Tahun Penggunaan Superkomputer
Superkomputer merupakan salah satu perkakasan yang sering digunakan oleh organisasi besar dan juga kerajaan sesebuah negara. Melalui sebuah infografik ringkas ini, ianya memperlihatkan penggunaan superkomputer dari dulu sehingga sekarang, selain turut memperlihatkan apakah yang bakal didatangkan dalam tahun-tahun akan datang.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Lets Dance!!
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Google: 11 Years of Acquisitions (Infographic)
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
HTC Vigor with 1.5GHz dual-core CPU and Beats sighted in Dutch online store
The battle will never end,just stick to whtever u hv until u feel tht it cant serve ur need anymore.
Not much is known about the HTC Vigor, but if the above image is accurate, we have more than a wagonload to look forward to. A supposed render and spec list of the new superphone showed up on The Phone House, a Dutch online retailer, and was quietly taken off the site at a later time. According to the site, the Vigor will have a 4.3-inch HD display with 1280 x 720 resolution; it'll also offer a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, Android 2.3.4, and integrated Beats Technology -- which would make the Vigor the first labor of HTC's latest purchasing decision. There's no word on if the device will have LTE inside, though Verizon docs indicated previously that it's geared up to be the Thunderbolt's replacement sometime this fall. This time, let's get that battery life figured out, okay?
Serius Konsep - Hotel Angkasa Lepas Untuk Pelancong Rekaan Russia (7 Gambar)
From blogserius
9 Ways Your Business Needs To Change To Become Social
Social media has changed the way we do almost everything. We make buying decisions, find jobs, play games, listen to music and learn socially. But for business it’s clearly been a more challenging shift. Engaging in social media requires a fundamental change to the way businesses function and think. No wonder so many are slow to embrace social media and devote budgets to it.
The challenge is that most businesses are stuck in traditional thinking and marketing that doesn’t translate well to a social atmosphere, on- or off-line. While many people are advocating the evolution of businesses to becoming, “social businesses,” few people are outlining specific changes that will help them.
Here are some ways traditional business need to evolve to become social:
1. The concept of an audience is outdated.
People are not out there with their hands in their laps listening intently as your company gives a speech, issues a press release or announces the new service you are excited about. They won’t wait for the 15-minute question and answer period at the end of that speech. They are commenting on your Facebook post on Saturday and looking for your answer to their tweet on Monday night. You may be able to start a conversation, but like real life conversations, you can’t be sure where it will end up. Your only hope is to develop a community and then behave in a way that respects the members. You’re going to live or die by that community.
2. Size (alone) does not matter.
Touting audience numbers is a holdover from the days when all businesses had to evaluate their advertising expenditures were magazine readership and Neilson T.V. viewership. The number of visitors, subscribers, likes and followers is not the most important fact. Anyone can get 15,000 Twitter followers. That’s why you see a Twitter handle with 300 followers that has a higher Klout score than one with twenty times that number. Your hundred thousand Facebook “likes” is irrelevant if no one comments or clicks on your links because your posts won’t be shown in anyone’s feeds. Even a million visitors isn’t really a big number if your bounce rate is 95%. Engagement is measurable and it’s far more important than the top line number. The difference between the top line number and engagement is the essence of what it means to be social.
3. Empathy and caring trump strategy.
Strategy conjures up images of battle — you against the consumer. In the evolved, human form of marketing that is social media, empathy should inform the decisions you make. If you can empathize with the people you want to reach; if you can sense what they need, because you care about them, you’ll be better off than if you set out with the idea of making moves to force them into a position. How can you do that? They are talking to you and you are talking to them every day. You measure the results of the content you offer. You listen. The studied, carefully crafted approach may have worked 15 years ago but it is devoid the feeling that is part of social interactions.
4. You can’t get people’s attention with marketing messages.
Marketing messages fall on deaf ears. There’s just too much noise out there. No matter how nicely the message is wrapped up in a bow and placed on a blog or Facebook page, a marketing message is still a pitch, and people have become immune to the pitch. We earn the right to market in the context of a relationship that has been built over time. The most effective marketing doesn’t come from your business anyway. The most effective marketing happens when influential people choose to share your story. This concept may be well known but judging by the actual behavior of brands, it may be the last of the dinosaur ideas to become extinct.
5. Writing is more important than copywriting.
The goal of copywriting is to convince someone to take an action. Copywriting is a holdover from the days of broadcast style marketing. It aims to manipulate and drive people to act. Writing brings people into your world, tells your story, and engages them. Then they decide to act. Copywriters, please don’t take offense. Good copywriters are good writers. Even if you only have six words at your disposal, you should be writing. Hemingway famously told a story in six words: “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” That’s not copywriting.
6. It’s personal.
Some individuals at your organization will need to come out from behind the corporate curtain and speak from the heart. People connect with people. People buy from people. Who at your company is going to get comfortable with that?
7. Speed matters. A lot.
Big corporations tend to move slowly. There are committees and meetings and chains of command. The legal department may want to get involved. This process only offers the illusion of control and is the kiss of death in social media. Solve this by creating social media guidelines and policies and carefully hiring and training customer facing employees. There is no time for bureacracy in social media.
8. Results require patience.
So, they may ask, where’s the bottom line here? If your company is used to measuring the results of a campaign, they may have to shift their thinking. Campaign thinking is antithetical to social media. You may have a campaign to bring more people to your Facebook page but it’s what happens with them over time that matters. Campaign thinking is short sighted. Social media is about creating relationships. Relationships and trust take time. You may have to act quickly on social media, but look to the longer timline to measure results.
9. Influence is the new power.
The old media had centralized power. They had the power to say, “No,” to your company’s article or press release. They had the power that came from being “it” for information. The new media has influence. A single mom blogger may only have 1,000 readers a month, but those readers check in every day, and they care deeply about the person blogging and what she thinks. When that little blogger expresses love for your product or concern about your product’s ingredients, she might be able to change the behavior of a large portion of her readers. Multiply that times thousands of mom bloggers –some with scores of thousands of readers. Of all the opportunities for brands to engage in social media, connecting with bloggers and building content-rich blogs to be the least universally adopted.
In this scene from Mad Men, replace the word “television” with “social media.” When Harry, a media buyer at the agency, tentatively proposes that there should be a department devoted to this up-and-coming new media form called television, Roger Cooper anoints him head of this new department of one. That seems to be where some companies are right now with social media. It’s hard to blame them. Who really wants to step whole-heartedly into something that will require them to change the entire way they do business?
Sunday, August 14, 2011
First Lady (Wanita Pertama)
Cecilia Morel Montes (Wife Of Chile's President)
Malay Kebaya Always Look Sexy
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
My First 24hrs With My BlackBerry Bold 9900
I first off want to say, even though I am a huge RIM fan, I was having my doubts. I now own an iPhone 4 and have had 2 Android devices in my possession within the last 5 months. All of them competing for my dedication, and each wanting to become my primary device, replacing my tried and true 9700. Then I got the call from my local Bell World (I have become friends with one of the sales guys) that the 9900s are now in the store, and locked in his managers office.2 days later, they were able to sell them, a very sneaky and stealth release, as a Bell CSR told me on the phone that the official launch is August 16th. I went down yesterday and picked one up, and immediately I was impressed. It feels slick , well engineered, the keyboard is very big and spacious. It beats my old favorite keyboard of the 8900. The screen is very bright, and detailed, and the over all aesthetics of the device are best to date on any BlackBerry I have held or seen.
One thing I was worried about, was the integration of the touch screen in to the normal navigation and use of the device, and let me say it is very intuitive and comes natural. I find myself using it more and more, and my trackpad being ignored. I am still not accustomed to using it for pictures or viewing web pages, but I am sure it will come. I will say it is very nice to be able to flick scroll through the navigation panes on the homescreen; and it is very fluid, with no lag.
The device is solid, and very fast. I barely see the hourglass (I have only seen it while service books were rolling in, and while I was installing/uninstalling apps), the big keyboard is superb, a little clickity, but it will break in. And over all I would say one of the only downsides would be the lack of auto focus on the camera, but its a phone, I carry a camera for pictures.
I am still awaiting for app support for applications such as SocialScope, and other apps that work, show up as unsupported in AppWorld so it a s hunting game right now looking for latest updated OTAs and finding out if they work correctly.
Overall I am impressed, I wont say it is a home-run that will save RIM, but it is a huge step in the right direction, using the 1.2Ghz processor makes the device so fast, and I honestly had to get used to scrolling because there was no lag what so ever. One thing I will say though, is that this device will remain my primary, and the others will get dusty on my shelf.
Note: Please note that I did not include more screenshots because it is very very similar to OS6, but upon request will show more.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Infografik : Jangkitan Malware Pada Peranti Pintar Dan Mudah-Alih
Be careful of malware in ur smartphone.
Infografik : Jangkitan Malware Pada Peranti Pintar Dan Mudah-Alih: "
Sehingga kini, ramai yang sering menyebut mengenai masalah malware dan virus pada Android. Tetapi sebenarnya, kesemua platform terlibat sama, dan mempunyai masalah yang lebih kurang serupa. Kini, dengan meningkat naik penggunaan peranti pintar, masalah malware juga turut sama meningkat, dan ianya diperlihatkan dalam bentuk infografik yang menarik oleh pihak Bullguard.
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