7 Tentpoles of iPhone OS 4.0

Written on Friday, April 09, 2010 by KayChink

Apple is back with the latest big revision of the OS that powers the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. iPhone OS 4 is shipping this summer (iPad in the fall), and the developer preview will be out today. iPhone 3GS and new-gen iPod touch will get all the features, but some features won't make it to the iPhone 3G, original iPhone, and older iPod touches.

In addition, iPhone 4.0 boasts more than 100 new user features, such as playlist creation, 5x digital zoom in the camera app, tap-to-focus for video, auto photo-geotagging, the addition of Places functionality, the ability to change the Home screen wallpaper, improved spell-checking, and support for Bluetooth keyboards. Many of the features added are already available on the iPad, which currently runs iPhone OS 3.2.

1. Multitasking

The biggest new feature is multitasking, which Apple says is going to be the "best" implementation in the smartphone space, though it's obviously not the first. App switching is activated by double tapping the home button, which pulls up a "dock" of currently running apps, and Apple claims it can do this without hurting battery life or performance for the front app.

2. Folders

You’ll be able to stash apps in folders in iPhone 4.0

To tackle the problem of having too many apps on your phone, Apple is introducing Folders in the iPhone 4.0 update. “As people are downloading more and more apps, they have to keep flicking from page to page,” Jobs said. “They want a way to organize [apps] and find them, and Folders fits the bill.”

3. Mail

Apple has overhauled the Mail application for iPhone 4.0, adding support for a number of features, including a unified inbox that allows you to see all incoming mail from multiple accounts. You can also quickly jump between inboxes for multiple accounts. In addition, Mail also now supports more than one Exchange account at a time, and you can also organize by thread.

Attachments are enhanced as well: you can now tap files attached (.doc, .pdf ect) to e-mail messages to open them in a separate application, including third-party apps.

4. iBooks on iPhone

In another borrowed feature from the iPad, Apple will make its iBooks e-reader available to the iPhone in iPhone OS 4.0. The iPhone offering will be a smaller version of the iPad app, but it allows for the same features, including purchasing from Apple’s iBookstore. And you’ll also be able to sync your place and bookmarks between multiple devices—leave off reading a book on your iPad, and you can start reading it in the same place on your iPhone.

5. Enterprise features

iPhone 4.0 has added new features for business users. At the top of the list is better data protection: all e-mail, including attachments, can be encrypted with your PIN code. And Apple will make encryption APIs available to third-party developers, allowing them to do the same with data stored in their apps.

Apple also plans to roll out improvements for mobile device management for companies that deploy large numbers of iPhones. Companies can now wirelessly distribute applications anywhere in the world from their own servers.

6. Game Center

Billed as a “developer preview” in iPhone OS 4, Apple announced a social-gaming network called Game Center, which seems poised to compete with services such as Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network. You’ll be able to invite friends, participate in online matchmaking, compete in leaderboards, earn achievements, and more. While available first to developers—presumably so they can integrate the functionality in their apps—Game Center will roll out to end users later this year.

7. iAd

As was widely rumored, Apple announced its own built-in advertising system for the iPhone OS, iAd. Developers to incorporate ads into their application and use both video and interactive elements without taking users out of the current application. And the system is built entirely on Adobe Flash HTML5.

“It’s all about helping our developers make money through advertising so they can keep their free apps free,” said Jobs.

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Hello, iPad!!

Written on Sunday, April 04, 2010 by KayChink

Hardware
Industrial design

The bulk of its surface is taken up by a 9.7-inch, 1024 x 768, capacitive, multitouch LED-backlit display surrounded by a glossy black bezel that some will say is too wide but, in practice, is an important design consideration that prevents the touchscreen from being inadvertently activated when handled. There's only Apple's signature "home" button to interact with, and the back of the device is a dutifully simple piece of curved aluminum. Like most Apple products, it's a beauty to behold, but it's not exactly notable for design flourishes; simply put, it's good looking but not terribly exciting.

The iPad does house a few other components you should be aware of: a volume rocker and screen position lock (which forces the device to remain in landscape or portrait mode) on the upper right hand side, a power / sleep button and headphone jack on either side of its top edge, and Apple's famous 30-pin dock connector alongside a single thin speaker on the bottom of the unit. There is nothing outwardly notable about the buttons or layout on the iPad -- if you've used an iPod touch or iPhone, you'll find yourself right at home... and that's exactly how Apple wants it.

Internals

As you probably know by now, the iPad packs Apple's custom, PA Semi-designed 1GHz A4 system-on-a-chip -- a single Cortex A8 core coupled with a PowerVR SGX GPU.

Display

As we mentioned at the start of the review, the iPad is all about its screen, and Apple's 9.7-inch LED backlit IPS display does not disappoint. Colors on the screen are vibrant and saturated, while blacks feel true and deep. The iPad can be cranked up to an almost painful brightness, but also handles lower settings well -- that's especially important for readers (they even include a brightness control inside of iBooks).

Other hardware

For the most part, there's not much else to say about the iPad when it comes to its physical attributes. The home button is your only point of hardware interaction with the software, though you have those volume controls and rotation lock switch. The speaker actually does a rather impressive job of outputting clean, well balanced sound given its size, but let's be honest -- you're not going to be using this as your party sound system. The 30-pin connector is standard issue for Apple's mobile products, but we have to take serious issue with the lack of a USB port or SD card reader. The company offers both of these as an accessory as a means to transfer photos and video onto the device, but it seems like such a glaring oversight to not have built these in that it bears mentioning.

Software

Operating system / User interface

By now you should know that the iPad's interface is nearly identical in every way to the iPhone or iPod touch UI. The reason for that is obvious: it's built on the same operating system, a derivation of OS X for mobile devices. As far as actual navigation on the device goes, it really is exactly like the iPhone. You have pages and pages made up of grids of icons, a dock for your favorite apps (up to six, mind you), and a persistent status bar which displays the time and other information. In our opinion Apple has missed a huge opportunity to open up the "desktop" space on the iPad and allow for micro-apps or widgets on these screens. On the iPad there isn't really a single glanceable piece of information you can get at beyond the time and WiFi status -- and using all of that gorgeous screen real estate just to display a widely spaced grid of icons is not only a waste, but just kind of looks silly. In truth, if Apple's developers believe that it's not helpful to give people more than a single thing to look at at one time, they're not only wrong, but they're contradicting years of improvements to the company's desktop OS. That said, thereare a few new components present in the iPad UI which shows that Apple has put some effort into expanding the language of this OS.

Before we talk about the overall feel of using this device, we wanted to break down those new elements:

• Pop-overs (modals): Windows which pop up and hover above the content you're interacting with, used to excellent effect within the iPod app for displaying track listings when you touch an album, or getting information on books or music to purchase in the iBookstore and iTunes. These modals have their own navigation and points of interaction separate from the main content you're working with.
• Split screens: Exactly what it sounds like. Apple is using all that big real estate to break up what would have been multiple pages on an iPhone, dividing up the content into segments of the same screen. In the mail app, that means you can look at the list of your emails while keeping a message in view, or keep your multi-page work in Keynote available to you even when editing (think how Preview handles a folder of images).
• Tap-and-hold: Now, this is present in some places on the iPhone, but Apple has really expanded its use with the iPad, offering lots of situations where a long press gets you deeper, contextual interactivity and functionality. We're big fans of this gesture on other devices (hello, Android), and it's nice to see Apple putting it to better use within the iPad's UI. We hope this trend continues throughout the company's mobile OSs.
• Contextual menus: While tap-and-hold gets you some options for context-specific menus, the iPad interface is littered with other single tap buttons that pop open those same kind of options. The shift certainly seems to be towards these transient menus as opposed to paging through screens like we're used to on the iPhone.
• Toolbar drop-downs: Apple hammered on toolbar items with previous iterations of the iPhone OS, but on the iPad, toolbars aren't just links to deeper pages -- they're self-contained menus, often with lots of levels and options for tweaking the work you're doing. They are literally all over the iPad.
• Tabs (or Cover Flow) everywhere: You know how Safari handles multiple pages? Well that behavior is used throughout the iPad to navigate through files or lists of options. In Safari, as in other apps, the content is presented as a grid, while elsewhere it's a scrollable list akin to Mobile Safari's present use (or webOS cards).
• Nearly full-sized virtual keyboards: In portrait mode, we were able to tap out some messages using our thumbs, but we mostly did single finger typing. On the other hand, the landscape keyboard is big and totally usable. In fact, we were surprised at how quickly and accurately we could bang out emails on it.

To put a point on the iPad's UI and the user experience: there is no question that Apple has created an engaging, simple, and surprisingly powerful platform for this device. For many of the applications -- especially some of the third party titles starting to trickle out -- the stuff people are coming up with is insanely clever, just plain cool, or both.

For many consumers, it will be easy enough to accomplish much of what you would with a netbook or laptop on the iPad, and yet other experiences will extend far beyond what you would do on a typical computer. It's not a laptop replacement, and this OS can't do everything a laptop can do -- but maybe it doesn't have to.

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The Last Samba

Written on Saturday, March 20, 2010 by KayChink

Kay Rezz (Chinko) is a classy and complete centre-forward, pairing the ability to ruthlessly and regularly find the net inside the box with the aptitude to create moments of sheer magic outside it.

Toh Chi Lung likes players with plenty of charisma in the way they play, and the Chink’s calmness is instantly recognisable on the field. It’s also an approach that has drawn comparisons with former United talisman Christiano Ronaldo. Like the captivating Portuguese, Kay Rezz loves to entertain with the ball at his feet, and he also shares Ronaldo’s happy knack for scoring important goals, which he showed more than once in his first season at Le Samba CF and also in 2009/2010 RFL season. (Against Chittapa FC and Tigers FC)

Kay Rezz started out with the underdog team, FCUK. He joined The Chinaman Army in 2006, following the footsteps of his roommate, Magesh, who also played for the club.

Despite promising starts, his first season at the club received mixed reviews; he’s being praised for his skills, but also often criticised for lack of consistency and poor decision making on the field however later on, has shown signs of improvement, and VK (Team Captain) has promised Kay Rezz will further raise his game.

“I really hope he has the same success as me, or even more, because he’s got the ability to do this," said VK.

Naveen (1st year newbie) stole all the headlines in 2009/2010 bagged the best Defender/Midfielder, but Kay Rezz chipped in with another 6 goals.

"He’s always so in control and pinpoint accurate with his passing – a beautiful player to watch."

Chinko’s exciting strike partnership with Asoka and Harinthiran was one of the key factors in the Sambas’ RFL triumph and cemented his iconic status at Room 8-12.

But it's not just Kay Rezz's goals that have endeared him to the Samba faithful. A tireless worker, Magesh always gives 100 per cent and can't stand losing.

“Are you meant to smile sweetly and jog back to the halfway line?” he protested at the time. "People want footballers to be whiter than white. Do they want a game of robots?" And that about sums up Magesh's passion for the game and, more importantly, Le’ Samba.

He arrived with the billing: the ‘new Benzema’. But upon his arrival at Le Samba CF from nowhere Mallu FC in 2007 most Samba Fans were left asking: ‘Abilash who?

’"His performance level and drive has never changed," says VK. "It's more obvious in Abilash because he never had the talent of Kay Rezz or Naveen, but he had determination to make sure he was always in the team.

As he began his third season in a blue shirt, the one thing that was missing from Abilash’s game was a goal, though it hadn't been for lack of trying. But he finally broke that duck with a fine strike from the middle of the court against G-15 in 2007. He has set a standard and big things are expected of him in the coming years, but it’s safe to say ‘Abilash’ and ‘who?’ will not come packaged in the same sentence again.

There have been plenty of pretenders to Min Jie’s throne since his abdication in 2008. But few have graced the number 1 jersey with such quality and consistency as Rahul.
The two differ in style; Min Jie was famed for bellowing at his back four as well as his brilliant saves. Rahul, however, uses his calm assurance to great effect.

VK, the team captain has got that thing which not many players have anymore – the ability to dribble. People who can run with the ball, take it up the pitch and beat a man are a dying breed – there aren't many around.

“I love the feeling when you score," VK says, "especially because it's not one of my main jobs. But I try and take up good positions and go up for top corners not to the goalkeeper. If you get lucky it's a great feeling."

2009/2010 season ended with astonishing result for Le Samba. With 7 wins, 3 loses and 2 draws has put them in the top 5 elite teams in RSMU Futsal League. 3 years after its establishment, Le’ Samba has finally evolved from the team some have thought to be trashable to the team that needs to be avoided. Many have enjoyed our show… All the upsets and the unimaginable results have made Le Samba, the most anticipated team in the history of RFL. For that, we could proudly hold our heads high and bid farewell to the club which has given the most memorable experience to us. We also would like to thank the Fans for their never-ending support!!

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Jalan-Jalan Cari Pasal : London Day 2

Written on Sunday, March 14, 2010 by KayChink

Terlebih dahulu trimas diucapkan kepada penaja segmen hari kedua ini, Kissmi-Kissyu : pembekal rasmi otak-otak untuk pasukan lari dalam guni rumah jingga.

Setelah dikaji dengan teliti di mana station underground yg berdekatan dan sesuai, kami memilih tempat-tempat berikut untuk dilawati di hari ke-2.

1. Tower of London

Memang masa tu cuaca tak berapa baik..gerimis mengundang,,. pemandangan pun tak berapa terang.. So.. ape yang menarik kat sini? Struktur bangunannya yea.. cantik. kita dapat lihat betapa berseninya susunan batu-batu kat bangunan ni. dia punya tempat jalan pun cantik susunan batu-batunya. Pastu ada banyak sejarahnya tempat ini. Dikatakan tempat ini adalah tempat mereka torture prisoners.. pastu adalah citer-citer hantu disebaliknya. Kami tak memberi perhatian sangat sebab sibuk amik gambar dan video kat sini. Pengawal tu kot hantu.. berkawat je memanjang..

Kat sini juga korang berpeluang untuk melihat koleksi-koleksi Crown Jewels Queen Victoria. tapi, takleh nak amik gambar..jadi tak dapat la kongsi dengan korang. Mereka kata ada berlian yg terbesar di dunia di sini! yea…memang besar!! korang kena datang n tengok sendiri yea? kalau nak digambarkan dengan kata-kata memang susah sebab berlian itu memang.. besar!

Lepas tu korang boleh merentasi Tower Bridge ke seberang sungai Thames. Bridge ni pun lawa.. struktur asal dan kesinambungannya masih terpelihara dan kita boleh lihat bridge ni ada 2 tingkat. Kami tak berpeluang untuk naik ke tingkat ke-2 sebab kesuntukan waktu.

2. HMS Belfast

Ini adalah kapal perang masa World War 2.. dulu digunakan untuk berperang dan sekarang dah dijadikan museum. Samalah dengan museum kapal kat Melaka tu. cuma ni lagi canggih dan lagi besar. yang menariknya, kapal ini sangat besar..bertingkat-tingkat..jadi nak amik video pun malas..buat abes bateri je. bila berada di dalam kapal ataupun di atas kapal ini kami merasa seperti berperang yea.. dengan sound effects lagi. Kalau sesape yang minat kapal-kapal ni boleh la singgah.. tak masuk pun takpe, amik je gambar kat luar. tapi tak dapat la buat pose cam Titanic yea?

3. Thames City Cruise

Daripada HMS Belfast, korang boleh pergi ke Pier berdekatan untuk naik City Cruise. sambil melihat pemandangan sepanjang Thames River, korang bleh belajar tentang sejarah bangunan-bangunan yg berdekatan seperti London Bridge, Fire Monument, Millennium Bridge and Eye of London. Cruise ni akan stop di Westminster, tempat rasmi kerajaan di sini. Kat sana terletaknya Big Ben dengan Parliament.

Attractions ni biasanya tutup pukul 5pm and last admission pukul 4-4.30pm.. lepas tu mana lagi nak lepak dan membuang masa? ke Oxford Street laa~ kat sana ada pelbagai shopping mall yg hebat-hebat dan akan membuatkan tangan anda gatal dan poket anda panas sebab kerap tarik keluar-masuk dompet. ini adalah AMARAN!! kepada sesiapa yang terasa lemah dengan tanda ‘%’ anda dinasihatkan untuk membawa seseorang yg immune dengan tanda tu. Jangan terpedaya dengan angka kecil yg ditanyangkan~ semuanya kena 6 kali ganda! hehehehe

So.. what’s for dinner? kat Bayswater tempat penginapan ni banyak kedai-kedai makan. Ada McD, Burger King, Chinese Food, Indian Food, Cat Food, Pizza Hut..haa, pandai-pandai la korang pilih. Pastu tempat ni juga berdekatan dengan Malaysian Hall. Kat hall tu ada jual pelbagai juadah dari Malaysia. orang-orang malaysia juga ada di sana. Jadi, kalau korang mengidam sangat, bleh la ke sana. Harganya memang cekik darah berpatutan. Post akan datang aku akan cerita dengan lebih lanjut. 

Belanja di hari ke-2 :

1. Tower of London Souvenirs : £10

2. Food Stuff buat stock : £19

3. Indian Food Dinner : £20

TOTAL : £49 (RM269)

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3G in Moscow…already??

Written on Thursday, March 04, 2010 by KayChink

3G network has been introduced in the world since year 2000. However after 10 years, there are no sign of 3G network in Moscow even though there are so many 3G phones being advertised plus the introduction of iPhone 3G last year. Heck, they even got 4G WiMAX being used broadly and people has gone insane with it.

Internet is super fast here and also popularly priced. Better yet, it is one of the fastest internet speed in the world..better than USA. People like me who couldn’t withstand and would gone psycho when the network connection is inaccessible needs to search for the other alternatives in order to compensate the lost. Thus, this is where 3G is very much needed. 4G? don’t even think about it.. have to buy the dongle, need to spend on the fees..this and that.. added, you’ll need a laptop for it.. so insignificant.

So today, I was so surprised to see the 3G sign on my phone. It was thrilling and I almost shed a tear!! Ahhh…finally, there’s 3G network in Moscow!! The speed is almost the same like WiFi.. it was super-awesome-fast~ (drool)

It didn’t last long though.. Maybe the network is still under trials since it needs to get an approval from the military. (what nonsense!) But then.. it was good enough for me and after 10 years we could expect to see some improvement in the mobile network in Moscow.

“Dude~ you can get 3G in Malaysia and it has been there for years!!”

“Ohh yea.. I wouldn’t mind using it if it didn’t deduct RM20 for 5 minutes of data usage!!”

“ =_=! ”

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The UNPRECEDENTED FC Colo-colo

Written on Monday, March 01, 2010 by KayChink

MIC Tamil New Year Cup. A happy ending?

On Sunday, 28th February 2010, the bulk of AKULA FC plus some others formed a formidable team named, FC Colo-colo. We were grouped with Manja FC and SSC from Moscow Medical Academy, and KPMM (Bukit Tinggi in disguise).

Our first game kinda sucked because most of us arrived just around 15minutes before the game, plus Zul didnt come even though I went to his room to wake him up. Well, to each, his own. The game was scrappy, but we managed to lose only by 2-0, which was quite a result because actually Manja FC is the Zibom team in disguise, regular top 3 contenders in the M1 league.

In the second match, we had reinforcement in the form of AKULA hardcore, Azzam. The game against fellow uni mates KPMM was a fiery one. Tackles went flying , bodies sacrificed, but in the end we managed to get a very satisfying 3-0 win. Shazli drew first blood, then another goal from the lanky Khir. Sufrin went flying under the challenge of KPMM's Mate and we were awarded a penalty kick. Sufrin made no mistake from the spot to send KPMM's Shahril to the wrong way, thus opening his account and scoring his very first goal in his M2 competitions. Plus he kissed the Man U badge on his jersey too (part of his bet to Naqqib and Azzam) =p .

We expected the third game in the big zal, but suddenly we were called to play in the small zal instead. Bemused, we quickly changed into our away sky-blue or royal-blue shirts and played SSC. SSC played very physically, Mizan went flying and rolling around like a matryoshka doll, Azzam went down several times under strong challenges, basically we were all kicked around like some kind of meat. In the end, we lost 5-0... thus ending our challenge in the cup there and then, with no hope of qualifying.

In a personal sense, I am very satisfied with the effort of our team, FC Colo-colo . We showed resilience, strength, character and never say die attitude (which sadly, was missing in our AKULA team.. :( huhu..)
Good job guys!!! And hopefuly, we will play together as a team again next time! Cheers!

Azwani, AKULA and FC Colo-colo team Captain.

Naqqib, team Manager and Tactician.

Sufrin/Dol, attacker, Penalty Specialist.

Azzam, attacker/defender, Assistant Manager.

Khir, attacker, Super Sub.

Shazli, midfield dynamo, First Team Coach.

Nazmi/Jimmy, goalkeeper, the Beast.

Mizan, attacker, Waterboy.

*Repost from http://a-k-u-l-a.blogspot.com/

P/S : Special thanks for the team manager for inviting me to join this unprecedented club. Frankly, yes.. it was a happy ending! Hope next time we could team-up again!! ;)

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Jalan-Jalan Cari Pasal : London

Written on Sunday, February 21, 2010 by KayChink

YO Chingus!

Terlebih dahulu, terima kasih diucapkan kepada pil Chi-Kit Taek Un : "Lu talak belak, Wa kasi tolong" sebab menaja segmen Jalan-Jalan Cari Pasal ini.

Untuk kali ini segmen ini membawa kita ke London, ibu kota England yg terletak di atas Latitud 51.3 Utara dan Longitud 0.1 Barat. Di dalam segmen ini juga kita akan membicarakan tentang macam mana caranya untuk menghabiskan masa dan wang di tempat ini dengan sepenuhnya.

Sebagai permulaannya, korang kenalah buat plan seperti :

1. Tempat tinggal

2. Peta Underground, Peta bas

2. Duit belanja

3. Tempat melancong / melencong

4. Buah tangan untuk kawan-kawan dan makcik-makcik, kalau takde nanti korang kena tangan pulak kan.. haaa

5. Extra : iPhone 3G or 3GS ataupun at least iPod Touch dan download application London Tube Deluxe and London Bus 

Tempat tinggal kat sana nak kata murah taklah.. mencekik adalah. £50/night at least yea.. kalau nak tempat yg ada internet, ada wire ke takde wire itu korang kena tanya masa buat booking. pastu kena ada tempat nak cuci baju.. takkan korang nak cuci dalam sinki plak kan? duduk lama-lama pastu tak cuci baju plak.. kalau bawak mak sekali tu lain cerita la kan? pastu kalau nk jimat dari segi barang makanan, cari tempat yg ada microwave n dapur. huishh~ mmg penjimatan terhebat. hari-hari korang bleh makan frozen food je.

Kalau korang plan nak duduk lama pastu mati akal nak pergi mana, pakai la London Pass. korang tengok sendiri la yea kat www.londonpass.com. bila korang pakai pass ni, korang bleh pergi mana-mana kat London percuma* (benci plak ada * ni)

*tempat-tempat ni korang check kat website

Tempat tinggal haruslah strategik. Dekat dengan Underground, stesen bas, laluan pejalan kaki, tempat makan, TESCO (penting sangat!!) dengan McD (untuk internet FREE) sorry beb, starbucks kat sana takde internet free. Untuk mengetahui tempat-tempat ini dengan lebih lanjut, pakai la Google Maps Street View.

Baiklah! ayuh kita mulakan hari PERTAMA

Sampai2 je kat airport, korang pg ler tukar duit. Cari yang 0% commission punya.. kalau korang kering sangat time tu, takde ape-ape nak tukar, cari la ATM.. lagi jimat. RM12 je potong. Kat ATM pun sama.. cari yg 0% punya…haaa memang, kat sana suka mencekik..poket korang akan terasa panas je.

Dari airport, korang ada 2 option : naik underground ke tempat korang atau naik Heathrow Express (kalau korang turun kat Heathrow la kan) macam biasa, harga ada beza punya masa pun ada juga beza. underground ke central London = £4.50 dan amik masa (+-) satu jam. Heathrow Express = £18 utk 15 minit saje.

Aku ada banyak masa time tu. so naik underground sudey.. Beli Oyster Card utk £3 and pastu pakai travel pass 7 hari = £26 saje. maksudnya dlam tempoh 7 hari, korang bleh naik underground pergi mana-mana saje. kuar masuk suka hati korang la. utk 7 hari buat la underground ni macam mak bapak korang punya.

1st day ni korang pg la explore tempat-tempat terdekat. pastu beli barang makanan, pergi gunting rambut ke. orang kata, amik feel dulu n kenali persekitaran anda.

Biasa la first day kan.. sesat sana.. sesat sini.. tapi jangan risau la..orang kat sana baik-baik belaka. tolong-menolong dah menjadi salah satu sifat mereka. orang malaysia pun kalah! berikut adalah perbualan yg sempat kami saksikan :

Seorang chick terjatuh barangnya dan tunduk untuk mengutipnya.. kemudian dia di sapa oleh seorang dude.

Chick : Opocot! terjatuh plak kotak kismis aku.

Dude : Nice arse!

Chick : aduhai~ betul ke? thanks!!

(bayangkan kejadian ni berlaku di Malaysia)

Chick : Opocot! kotak kismis aku jatuh plak.. hish bencinya~ ermm.. tunduk jap la.

Dude : Phewitt~ sexynya!

Chick : Woiii~!! ko nak mati ke? Dah lama hidup?? Tolong~ Tolong~ ada orang gatal!! sambil membaling kismis-kismis kepada Dude tadi.

Dude : Ape ni?? orang puji pun salah ke? Macam la ada..

Biasalah..kat Malaysia ada adab dan adatnya. korang takleh la suka-suka memju walaupun mmg patut dipuji. stakat tengok je bleh la..tapi jgn sampai kantoi pula, nanti melekat la benda kat muka.

Haa.. itulah kisahnya di hari pertama. Badan pun penat, jet lag lagi. dah siap beli-beli barang makanan, plan la ape korang nak buat esok.

Belanja pada hari pertama :

1. Oyster Card + Travel Pass = £29

2. Internet 7 hari = £15

3. Barang makanan = £15

4. Sim Card (kalau korang nak guna 3G utk Google Maps) = £10

TOTAL = £69 (RM 380)

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