Through SingTel, after they have signed the agreement with Apple to bring iPhone to Singapore sometime this year.
What about Starhub’s customer? Can get or not?
May 12, 2008
ManUtd are CHAMPIONS again !!
10 months of football, 10 times Manchester United have won it, and 10 more days to another Champions League final. WOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOO !!!!!
Scored the most goals, conceded the least, has the league top scorer in Cristiano Ronaldo, worthy champions once again 
May 7, 2008
RBS 16-3 BarCap Celtic
After two weeks of break from soccer, the futsal league continued again. I didn’t join in the fun today because I had to work UK shift hour (which by the way felt quite good). The last time we played against RBS, the team was thrashed 12-0, so any score below 12-0 would be welcomed. Apparently it didn’t go that well. This time it ended up 16-3. At least now I know that I was not the one who caused the team to lose badly last time out haha… 
As for working UK hour, it’s a welcomed change. Woke up 10 AM in the morning, then went out for lunch before going to office. Reached office around 2PM and went back home 10+PM. The positive side? Between 7-10PM, as the office was dead quiet, I could concentrate much better, and more work was done. I’ll try again tomorrow morning, see if I can get more work done at night
May 6, 2008
chedet.com
Malaysia former prime minister, Dr. Mahathir Mohamad has started blogging. Wonder what will be discussed there. One thing for sure, there are thousand of comments in each post. Compare that to hendrikch.com where my posts averages zero comment 
May 3, 2008
Labour Day activities
May 1st was Labour Day, a public holiday. Many of us took the opportunity to rest at home, many like me went out the whole day to make us even more tired than our workdays. I left home about 11AM to Queenstown, Dede’s house for gathering. While the girls were busy cooking lunch in the kitchen, the guys were busy playing Nintendo Wii in the living room. 
Eventually, those girls joined in the fun too. Boxing game was truly tiring, you move A LOT as you try to punch the other guy upside down, and hopefully managed to hit an upper jab. That game didn’t last long as it was very tiring to play such a game. We settled for Tennis game that was more fun, and doesn’t require so much muscle power. Bowling was fun too.
When the lunch was ready, we grabbed our own food, and watched Moulin Rouge VCD, courtesy of Dewi. I stayed until around 3.30 PM, and then I left to East Coast Park for BBQ with another group of friends. It was an occasion to celebrate Suwanto and Ceria birthday as well.
Thirty-three and going strong for Suwanto
Twenty three or twenty eight?
The girls
The baby and father
The couple and a lamp post
The chef and his chicken wings
Everyone else who will make sure all food are consumed
The yummy yummy dinner
More healthy food are also available
Doggie doggie, hungry?
The skating girl
For all other photos, it’s in my photo album. There’s a video created for this event too. Check it out.
May 2, 2008
Nokia E90
Less than a year after I started using Nokia N95 as my mobile phone, I have now changed (again). This time it’s Nokia E90 Communicator to be my phone. My dad (again) bought this phone in Indonesia. After a couple of weeks with this phone, he realised that he preferred Nokia N95, and so we swapped phone (again).
It’s good that Nokia has a very easy-to-use backup and restore, even between phone models. I backed up my dad’s E90 contents using Nokia PC Suite, and did the same to my N95. After both are done, I wiped out both phone clean for a fresh start. I tried to hard-reset N95 using *#7370# combination (beware when using this code, as you will lose ALL data in your phone) but somehow it didn’t work. So I tried another method to hard-reset, that is: turn off your Nokia phone, hold green button, three (3), and star (*) at the same time, then power button to turn it on. Hold on to green, 3, and * until your phone asked you to select a country, which can be as long as two minutes. Admittedly, you’ll probably need four very flexible and long fingers to do it. Luckily, it was easy for E90, I just did a firmware upgrade. The firmware in the phone was some v7 previously, while the updated one was v200, what a huge shocking jump in version number.
About 30 minutes later, both phones contents have been swapped with no issue. This phone is BULKY to say the least, it’s BIG. It’s as thick and wide as N95, and as tall as N95 slide opened. At 210 g, this phone is even heavier than my Dell Axim Pocket PC. However, using the huge screen inside was a joy, as well as typing SMS-es using qwerty keyboard. The GPS took less than 20 seconds each time to fix signal, and I have been using it to good use to geotag all my photos taken using this phone. Put it simply, with geotag, all photos taken has location information, and after you’ve uploaded it online, you can easily put your photos on the map.
