11 - 2007 | Websites Made Simple

Delete Blog Drafts Older Than a Month

November 13, 2007 by Danny

New bloggers have all the spice and heat to churn out posts like no tomorrow. However, veteran bloggers can be a weird lot – speaking for myself. Before WordPress updated to 2.3, all the drafts you had were displayed for you. All you needed to do is select one of the drafts out to continue your post.

But I learned the hard way of ignoring your drafts for too long later ending up notable to complete them. Simple reason is you’ve lost the idea or the drive when it first came to you. Therefore, I deleted 4-5 blog post drafts I had initially wanted to publish. And these were created much longer than a month ago.

Is Drawing a Web Designer Requirement?

November 11, 2007 by Danny

Dunno I realized I’ve been so overthrown discussing about my Apple iPhone in Malaysia I’ve nearly forgotten what this blog was about. Therefore, I apologize for the long hiatus and temporary replacement in website design content by the Apple iPhone.

Let’s start over by letting me share with you a fellow friend of mine who wants to be a web designer. I get a number of questions by students to undergraduates asking what are the requirements of a web designer in Malaysia. He posed the question to me; is the ability to draw a requirement as a web designer?

Apple iPhone firmware version 1.1.2 Release

November 9, 2007 by Danny

I just got wind there is a new Apple iPhone firmware version now available. Not too long ago Apple released iTunes version 7.5 and now the Apple iPhone firmware has a new version; 1.1.2. However, don’t start hopping around and jumping for joy because apparently this firmware has broke jailbreak.

Jailbreak is basically the simplest method to enable the Apple iPhone to use any telco you throw at it. So this is not very good news to unlock Apple iPhone users at the moment. But the comforting news, you don’t really need to upgrade it because the fixes or additions isn’t as important.

How to Unlock Apple iPhone 1.1.1 in Malaysia

November 9, 2007 by Danny

Since I was given an Apple iPhone in Malaysia by MAXIM iPhone, it has nothing but enjoyment using the iPhone. The Apple iPhone Prices from RM2998 have now dropped all the way to RM1900 or even lower depending where you shopped. However, the most important question I’d ask every Apple iPhone buyer in Malaysia now is; how were their Apple iPhones unlocked?

As far as I know, when the Apple iPhone was released into the market they needed to do some soldering. Alas that was replaced (thank God) by software hacks like iPhoneSimFree (IPSF) and open-source methods which you can find plenty online. This brings us to the next common question; what is the difference or which is better?

My Samsung L760 is Slim, Light and Boring

November 1, 2007 by Danny

It’s difficult expressing my true feelings for the Samsung L760 because I’ve already got an Apple iPhone in Malaysia. Although the Samsung L760 is lighter and almost as slim as the Apple iPhone, the former appears to me as boring.

I guess it’s monochromatic navigation compared to the colourful icon appearance of the Apple iPhone makes me lost for words. That said, I suppose I’m overly used to viewing full colour icons even when I was still using my Sony Ericsson W800i. Besides the interface, I’ve been pampered by the Apple iPhone in Malaysia with its cool features like surfing the web and typing on a QWERTY keyboard.