Just how many people using Facebook now? See the video to find out after the jump:
Also some posts regarding facebook that I wrote:
Why you should quit Facebook
Why you should quit Facebook again!
More reason you should quit Facebook :D
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Source: http://alextrimpe.com/
Monday, February 28, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
LG Optimus 3D
LG is showing off their LG Optimus 3D at Mobile World Congress recently. See the video to get feel of it.
The boot Sequence not that fast compare to devices available out there, take out fancy animation please!
The phone is power by TI OMAP 4 dualcore 1GHz chip with PowerVR SGX540 graphics. [huh? never mind, just see the number compare to Nexus One and Moto Droid X]
Want to get one? :)
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Source: pocketnow.com
The boot Sequence not that fast compare to devices available out there, take out fancy animation please!
The phone is power by TI OMAP 4 dualcore 1GHz chip with PowerVR SGX540 graphics. [huh? never mind, just see the number compare to Nexus One and Moto Droid X]
Want to get one? :)
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Source: pocketnow.com
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Future of touch screen
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Apple iPad2 ?!?!?!
Yes, everyone (everyone of Apple fans) are waiting for Apple to announce iPad2, which will be on March 2, 2011. In the mean time, some one already got their hand on iPad2 and have a review of it.
MUAHAHAHA, it is actually a made up iPad2. Have a nice day!
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Source: liewcf.com
MUAHAHAHA, it is actually a made up iPad2. Have a nice day!
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Source: liewcf.com
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Angry Birds birthday cake!
No, it is not made for Angry Birds or the company that made Angry Birds. It is made by a father for his 6-year-son.
I wonder who did the clean up afterward? :P
Can't get enough of Angry Birds? Get all the stuffs here:
Angry Birds for Windows!
Angry birds Walk-through part 7
Angry Birds movie coming soon
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Source: youtube
I wonder who did the clean up afterward? :P
Can't get enough of Angry Birds? Get all the stuffs here:
Angry Birds for Windows!
Angry birds Walk-through part 7
Angry Birds movie coming soon
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Source: youtube
Convert offline pages to CHM file (Windows Help file)
Okay, I have showed you to how capture web pages with ScrapBook on Firefox [link here], now sit tight and I will show you how to convert offline pages from ScrapBook to CHM file.
First you need to download and install HTML Help Workshop from Microsoft.
Go to this link. Click "Download Htmlhelp.exe" to download HTML Help Workshop. Install it.
By default it should install at C:\Program Files\HTML Help Workshop or C:\Program Files (x86)\HTML Help Workshop for Windows 7.
Now download ScrapBook CHM Exporter from this link.
Unzip it to a dir that you preferred. And execute it [double click! ;) ]
Not sure about you all, I am seeing error msg, but I still can proceed by clicking the "Continue" button.
Okay, now you need to put the location of the hhc.exe of the HTML Help Workshop into the "HHC" box. For my case I am using Windows 7, so I put the location as:
The ScrapBook CHM Exporter will read the location of directory that you store all the offline pages you capture with ScrapBook and list out all the pages that you captures.
Check on the dir or pages that you want to export and then click the "Save" from the "File" option.
Write the name of the chm file that you want [and pick the dir] and click "Save".
Wait for it...... and you got your own Microsoft HTML Help file [a.k.a chm]!
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Source: written by me :D
First you need to download and install HTML Help Workshop from Microsoft.
Go to this link. Click "Download Htmlhelp.exe" to download HTML Help Workshop. Install it.
By default it should install at C:\Program Files\HTML Help Workshop or C:\Program Files (x86)\HTML Help Workshop for Windows 7.
Now download ScrapBook CHM Exporter from this link.
Unzip it to a dir that you preferred. And execute it [double click! ;) ]
Not sure about you all, I am seeing error msg, but I still can proceed by clicking the "Continue" button.
Okay, now you need to put the location of the hhc.exe of the HTML Help Workshop into the "HHC" box. For my case I am using Windows 7, so I put the location as:
C:\Program Files (x86)\HTML Help Workshop\hhc.exe
The ScrapBook CHM Exporter will read the location of directory that you store all the offline pages you capture with ScrapBook and list out all the pages that you captures.
Check on the dir or pages that you want to export and then click the "Save" from the "File" option.
Write the name of the chm file that you want [and pick the dir] and click "Save".
Wait for it...... and you got your own Microsoft HTML Help file [a.k.a chm]!
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Source: written by me :D
Sunday, February 20, 2011
ScrapBook - The best offline browser......so far
Well, ScrapBook is not exactly an offline browser on its own, because it is only an add-on for Firefox or some would call it Firefox extension.
I have been looking around for offline browser for a while already [since Q4 last year]. I want to keep some of the web pages on my laptop so that I can use the info whenever I want, instead of have to hook it up to broadband again every time I want to find for the info.
Sure some people would say it is very convenient nowadays with broadband, but broadband would have downtime [regularly happen at my place] and also my wife and I try to minimize the electromagnetic field produced by wireless routers [bad for babies], so we choose to disable the wireless and use wired ports whenever we can.
So back to the topic here, how do I keep the web pages offline? To do it directly, we can save the page as html, but what happen if you want to save the bulk of links as well? It wouldn't be problem for a few pages, but how about 100 pages or more?
Okay, with google around you can find many software, the free one like HTTrack Website Copier or paid one like Offline Explorer. These are not too bad, problem come when I want to convert them to windows help file format, so that I don't need to keep these bulk of offline files and copying thousands of files into USB thumb drive is pain in the ass [yes, try that with 1 file of 100M in size and 1000 files with 100M in total size]. I also tried Offline Explorer, the company offer users to use the full feature for free for limited time, but it has one big flaw, it will crash whenever it tries to download one of the website that I want, I have been try to reduce the amount of links it should download but still crash. Only until I found this ScrapBook last month, I like it so much!
okay, enough bullshit, so you have to have Firefox first, then head on to the link here to install the add-on
May not work with Firefox 4.0. You have to restart Firefox to use ScrapBook.
Now you are ready to use it, browse to the web pages that you want to save offline, right click on any place of the web page and "Capture Page" to any directory, depend how you organize it.
To capture pages that links from current page, use "Capture Page As" and an option windows will pop up, choose how deep you want ScrapBook to download at "In-depth Capture", the more the longer you have to wait.
Don't be too greedy, else it will take forever!
WHY? Think about if you capturing for a page with 10 links, these 10 link have 10 links each and the following links have 10 link, you will end up capturing for 1+10+(10*10)+(10*10*10)+(10*10*10*10)+...... :D
You can also tell ScrapBook to download linked files like images or sounds or movie or zip files and any file type that you specify.
You can also edit and have hilites on the pages that you captured. This is very nice for people doing research and always use a lot of information from internet. You can save the earth by not printing it out to do hiliting, but just do it on ScrapBook, nice eh?
To understand the full feature of ScrapBook, you can read it here: http://amb.vis.ne.jp/mozilla/scrapbook/
If you like to read PDF manual, here is one: http://amb.vis.ne.jp/mozilla/scrapbook/files/ScrapbookTutorial-1.2.pdf
Technically HHTrack would be more powerful, but I am just too lazy to see it through. :P
p/s: I will write next how to make windows help files from pages captured by ScrapBook.
pp/s: That's why so many people likes apple products because it is very easy to use. Even though they have some flaws, but they catch majority of the population. I am not promoting apple, see the previous post that I making fun of apple, muhahahaha.
ppp/s: contribute to the developer if you like it
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/scrapbook/developers?src=api
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Source: written by me, heheh
I have been looking around for offline browser for a while already [since Q4 last year]. I want to keep some of the web pages on my laptop so that I can use the info whenever I want, instead of have to hook it up to broadband again every time I want to find for the info.
Sure some people would say it is very convenient nowadays with broadband, but broadband would have downtime [regularly happen at my place] and also my wife and I try to minimize the electromagnetic field produced by wireless routers [bad for babies], so we choose to disable the wireless and use wired ports whenever we can.
So back to the topic here, how do I keep the web pages offline? To do it directly, we can save the page as html, but what happen if you want to save the bulk of links as well? It wouldn't be problem for a few pages, but how about 100 pages or more?
Okay, with google around you can find many software, the free one like HTTrack Website Copier or paid one like Offline Explorer. These are not too bad, problem come when I want to convert them to windows help file format, so that I don't need to keep these bulk of offline files and copying thousands of files into USB thumb drive is pain in the ass [yes, try that with 1 file of 100M in size and 1000 files with 100M in total size]. I also tried Offline Explorer, the company offer users to use the full feature for free for limited time, but it has one big flaw, it will crash whenever it tries to download one of the website that I want, I have been try to reduce the amount of links it should download but still crash. Only until I found this ScrapBook last month, I like it so much!
okay, enough bullshit, so you have to have Firefox first, then head on to the link here to install the add-on
May not work with Firefox 4.0. You have to restart Firefox to use ScrapBook.
Now you are ready to use it, browse to the web pages that you want to save offline, right click on any place of the web page and "Capture Page" to any directory, depend how you organize it.
[Capture Page] with ScrapBook
[Save Page As] with Firefox
To capture pages that links from current page, use "Capture Page As" and an option windows will pop up, choose how deep you want ScrapBook to download at "In-depth Capture", the more the longer you have to wait.
Don't be too greedy, else it will take forever!
WHY? Think about if you capturing for a page with 10 links, these 10 link have 10 links each and the following links have 10 link, you will end up capturing for 1+10+(10*10)+(10*10*10)+(10*10*10*10)+...... :D
You can also tell ScrapBook to download linked files like images or sounds or movie or zip files and any file type that you specify.
You can also edit and have hilites on the pages that you captured. This is very nice for people doing research and always use a lot of information from internet. You can save the earth by not printing it out to do hiliting, but just do it on ScrapBook, nice eh?
To understand the full feature of ScrapBook, you can read it here: http://amb.vis.ne.jp/mozilla/scrapbook/
If you like to read PDF manual, here is one: http://amb.vis.ne.jp/mozilla/scrapbook/files/ScrapbookTutorial-1.2.pdf
Technically HHTrack would be more powerful, but I am just too lazy to see it through. :P
p/s: I will write next how to make windows help files from pages captured by ScrapBook.
pp/s: That's why so many people likes apple products because it is very easy to use. Even though they have some flaws, but they catch majority of the population. I am not promoting apple, see the previous post that I making fun of apple, muhahahaha.
ppp/s: contribute to the developer if you like it
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/scrapbook/developers?src=api
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Source: written by me, heheh
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