The LG BL40 Chocolate phone is the latest addition to LG's Black Label line. The Chocolate phone is unique as there's none quite like it. The sleek lines makes it a very fashionable phone, and the specs are not shabby either. A 21:9 cinematic screen? Gimme this phone now!
I saw this phone in person recently, and the length is longer than most other phones. But it does fit perfectly in the palm!
I would love to get this phone! Anyone kind enough to gift it to me?
One of the things I look forward about the Olympics, whether Summer or Winter games, are the mascots that they come up with each year.
This time, for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, are mascots inspired by First Nation creatures.
According to the Wikipedia entry on the 2010 Winter Olympics, here are the description of the mascots:
Sumi: An animal guardian spirit who wears the hat of the orca whale, flies with the wings of the mighty Thunderbird and runs on the strong furry legs of the black bear.
Quatchi: A sasquatch, who wears boots and earmuffs.
Miga and Quatchi are the mascots for the Olympics games, while Sumi is the mascot for the Paralympic games.
The design team must have very creative been in order to come up with the Olympic mascots that reflects the culture and people of the host country every Olympic game.
For gamers out there like me, just having a game console such as the Sony PlayStation 3, the Nintendo Wii, or the Microsoft Xbox 360, is not enough. Sure, you can hook the console up to any TV, and you can start playing the games of your choice. But video games and their consoles have advanced tremendously, especially in the quality of their graphics, that one can only fully enjoy their gaming experience with a high-definition TV (HDTV). That is precisely why video game consoles and HDTVs can be great together, a perfect match if I do say so myself.
My personal favorite video game console is the Sony PlayStation - this includes all the series from the first PlayStation (PS1), and including it's successors the PlayStation 2 and the current PlayStation 3. Maybe it's not fair for the other video game consoles such as the Nintendo Wii or the Microsoft Xbox 360 since I do not have much experience using them, but one big reason why the Sony PlayStation remains my favorite is because of the Final Fantasy role-playing game (RPG) series.
At first, I was entranced by the Final Fantasy games is because of their fantastic graphics - and what kept me interested are its recurring plot themes. It is my personal opinion that nothing beats the graphic capabilities of the Sony PlayStation series. Combine this with the graphically awesome games of the more current Final Fantasy franchise, this is another perfect match in my eyes. This is a huge reason to get a HDTV for your video game console. With a HDTV, you can enjoy your gaming experience at a different level with higher quality graphics - and this is a perfect match for me!
It's not everyday that the first day of the Lunar New Year and Valentines Day falls on the same day. But it does today, so whether you're out spending it with a significant other or celebrating the festive season with family, Happy New Year of the Tiger and Happy Valentines Day!
It's that time again! February 12th 2010 marks the start of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. I'm getting super excited!
If you're living in a tropical country like I do (Malaysia), winter sports are probably the last thing on your mind. However, since I grew up in countries that do have four seasons (Korea and US), this has given me an appreciation for winter sports. Skiing and snowboarding? Absolutely yes! Winter sports are just few reasons that I wished I lived somewhere other than Malaysia (or to have Malaysia be a country with a winter season)!
Some interesting things to know:
The 2010 Winter Olympics Games logo (as above) is named Ilanaaq the Inunnguaq.
This logo is based on the Inukshuk (a stone landmark) that was built for the Northwest Territories Pavilion.
So, for 2 weeks from February 12th to 28th, you can enjoy watching skiing, snowboarding, skating, and all those sports that are done on the ice or in the snow.
If you are like me, you'd want any website of yours to be popular and get many hits. Unless it is something personal and private, I guess most people would want to share it everyone else on the internet. And what better way to do it than using a web directory?
At first, I thought web directories were some sort of search engines. It's not hard to confuse the two: both have listings of websites. The difference is, web directories categorizes their list of website by category and subcategories, whereas a search engine will display theirs by keyword. It's a minor difference, but this makes all the difference for some websites owners that are looking to increase traffic on their pages.
You probably know all about popular search engines like Google, but I'm sure you've even been on several web directories. Yahoo! Directory is a pretty well known web directory. You can see that they not only have many categories and subcategories. I remember using Yahoo! Directories back in the day - it's very useful when you want to search for websites under a specific category. It's a good tool to be used combined with search engines such as Google.
Another web directory that I only heard of quite recently is called the Open Directory Project. This one is interesting because it is maintained by a group of voluntary editors. At first when I heard of this, I didn't get how Open Directory Project correlated with its URL (dmoz.org). But upon further findings, it seems this comes from directory.mozilla.org, which is it's original domain name.
One type is website that I could think of that will benefit a lot from using web directories are businesses. Since web directories are based on categories and subcategories, this makes it so much easier for consumers to search for things they want to buy. Not only for shopping, but this also applies for businesses websites looking for clients who not necessarily are looking for consumer products.
These days I probably don't use web directories as much, but I can say that when I do need to use it, it's very helpful. You probably already know the category of something you're finding (and maybe even the subcategory), and it's just that easy! So next time when you are in need of something specific, maybe you can try out a new way of searching. Probably some people are not used to searching in web directories since search engines have sort of become the go-to for a lot of folks, but I do say that it's good to try out something new as it is good for our minds!
This coming Sunday February 14th is a day to wear red and pink. There is not one, but two reasons for the donning of the colors red and/or pink.
Valentine's Day falls on February 14th every year.
The first day of the Lunar Year of the Tiger also falls on February 14th this year.
Traditionally, Valentine's Day has long been associated with the colors red and pink. And for Chinese people celebrating the new Lunar Year, red is also traditionally used in clothing and decoration for this festive season.
So, let's all bring out all our red clothing and accessories this coming Sunday!
