Watched this movie about the French brand Chanel. The movie was in French with forced English subtitle. Not recommended unless you are earning a fashion degree. I think the actress added some crazy personality to the character Coco Chanel.
2011-02-28
More rail near my place
96.4 per cent of Overground arrived on time. Top in UK according to the Evening Standard newspaper
London Chinatown Goodies
週刊ジャーニー, Chinese soup bag (think tea bag for soup), Guilinggao Turtle Herbal Jelly, Wong Lo Kat Herbal Tea, spatula, Chinese soup spoon, wooden foot massage thingie
2011-02-27
WebQQ
The top tool bar reads: WebQQ, App Market, QQ (the messenger, I believe), Group, Tencent Weibo (=Twitter-like service), QQ Mail, SoSo.com Search
Down there on the left, there're weather, a clock, a gameboy-like widget with some advert of QQ game.
On the right, I can login to my QQ messenger for instant messaging.
Currently version 2.0.
2011-02-26
Words with Friends, the Scrabble-like Game
Add me, username billhungdotnet
Android link: http://media.tested.com/uploads/0/1507/20427-wordsfriends_super.png
iOS link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/words-with-friends-free/id321916506?mt=8
Top Grossing iOS Apps in Japan now
Momotaro, completed with some 3D graphics and board game-like gameplay.
2011-02-24
Pvblic Library
Update: It turns out, it was a reminiscence of old alaphabets
http://wiki.answers.
2011-02-23
Gift from France
My sister asked some friend to hand me these gifts from Sophia-Antipolis, France. They look like chocolate, post-it note with a kiss. And "Le petite Marseillais Savon Soin à l'huile d'Argan Nourrissant" (whatever that means) and Avène Cold Cream (not in pic)
2011-02-21
Cube Store in London
Those stores renting out cube paces to people who want to sell their used items or gadgets are very popular in Asia. Here's one in London chinatown
2011-02-14
Samsung Android Video Editor
2011-02-12
BBC iPlayer on Android
QQ Mail and the Google Buzz-like feature
2011-02-11
2011-02-10
2011-02-08
New book from the author of Liar's Poker
Fans of Liar's Poker should get this book, along with "Mr China" the book
Motion Sensing Google Home Page today
This is supposed to move without clicking if your device has an accelerometer. Can someone try this and report?
Clicking on the google logo bought me to a google search of Jules Verne, the French author of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1870) and Around the World in Eighty Days (1873) according to wikipedia.From the official Google Blog, "Today's doodle, celebrating Verne's 183rd birthday, tries to capture that sense of adventure and exploration. Using CSS3 (and with help from our resident tech wizards Marcin Wichary and Kris Hom), the doodle enables anyone to navigate the Nautilus down (nearly) 20,000 leagues with the simple pull of a lever. And for those using devices with built-in accelerometers and the latest versions of Google Chrome or Firefox, it's even simpler—just tilt your device in the direction you want to explore and the Nautilus will follow."
The Chinese are Coming, the TV show
"Justin Rowlatt investigates the spread of Chinese influence around the planet and asks what the world will be like if China overtakes America as the world's economic superpower."
Description http://www.bbc.co.uk
Video http://www.bbc.co.uk
2011-02-06
Farmville around Chinese New Year
After a long haitus, re-visiting farmville revealed that there are suddently 30 farmville cash there (must be farmville version of Chinese New Year red packet). I used 15 to buy a new Chinese New Year costume.
2011-02-05
China is protecting Copyrights, seriously
2011-02-04
Arlene and Steve Rosen
Birthday and Chinese New Year celebration at Golden Dragon in London Chinatown with Jewish mother Arlene and hubby Steve
2011-02-03
2011-02-02
2011-02-01
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