I’ve just created a 130 MB video file to be posted on my new wedding blog but I don’t have any conversion software to make it as a Flash file. So I tried searching online and found that many free Convert video online sites have a limitation of 100MB. Then at last I found at site at all2convert that does files up to 200MB. If it still does not work, I will need to buy a video conversion software and download to my laptop.
Browsing Posts published in October, 2007
Be careful next time you receive an email with a PDF attachment. Once you open it, it will start to download viruses and malware.
E-mails containing malicious PDF files have been putting computers at risk since Friday, Finnish security software firm F-Secure said on Saturday. When such PDF files are viewed on vulnerable machines, they start downloading software from servers in Malaysia or Sweden, which are now being cleaned, he said. “There will be more such attacks.
[flashvideo filename=videos/ronan-keating-alloverAgain_get_video.flv /]
RONAN KEATING – ALL OVER AGAIN song
An interesting read on how a SHELL interview is conducted. Very eye opening indeed. Kudos to the writer
Just a short note to say that once you’re successfully screened for face to face interview with SHELL, your academic credentials and results will almost play no part in determining whether you’re suited to be part of their team. During this interview and assessment session, your personality, inter-personal skills, presentation skills, communications, your ability to influence people, maturity and ability to work in a team will be assessed and if they prevail, you can be welcome to the family.
Interesting to see our local celeb getting married again. Erra Fazira is very pretty
Updating my dell laptop now. From bios version a02 to a08 version. The laptop has been acting weird lately. It will sometimes have a blank screen during boot up
Just got confirmation from my Nokia source that the Nokia GPS navigation licence on my Malaysian Nokia N95 is actually $112.89 (Singapore dollars). That works out to about RM86.54 per year if you get the 3 year licence.
Very cheap considering the other GPS products out there in the market. I might just buy it after I confirm the payment via Credit card on this phone is fool proof. They should really add a Premium SMS option to it instead of credit card payments.
Any of you out there using the Navigation on the Nokia N95 or 6110 navigator?
After meeting Steven Wong and May at their seminar last Saturday in Crystal Crown, May from WPAdsenseMastery asked me if I could do an interview. I said yes and we wanted to have it at a local Secret Recipe cafe but it was not quiet enough. So we headed to my home and did an interview there. With her Sony camera and tripod all set up, she interview my wife, Michelle first. The camera decided to do some funny trick by moving the autofocus in and out. So I had to set it to manual and the camera lens stopped moving on the centre focus. My interview with May was much shorter than the one she had with my wife because I talked very fast. I will post the video up once I sort out the problems. Anybody know how to add captions to videos? Adobe ? Macromedia?
Meanwhile, don’t forget to visit my new wedding blog here
Its http://www.probloggerwedding.com
Below : My pic with May Ong
You can find some of May’s blogs here
I wanted to use my Nokia Maps on the Nokia N95 to find a friend’s house the other day. Found the place and clicked on Show Route. Wanted to start the navigation but it requires a purchase over 3G or internet. I saw the figure and was wondering if it shows RM or USD. Anyway, I don’t mind paying $112.89 for a 3 year licence since that works out to about USD10 per month if that is the correct assumption. I’m still waiting for my Nokia friend to get back to me on this rate.
Looking for a specific mobile application but can’t find anything close? Visiting Amsterdam and want a great mobile map? How about video of a specific dive in the Maldives? SEEK it.
SEEK is the third dimension in the evolution of MOSH. The first dimension was the ability to upload and share content with a global audience; the second was downloading and customizing your device; now SEEK provides the ability to seek content and interact with the community, SEEK will tap into the power of the MOSH community and provide customized responses to people’s mobile needs.
Officially launching on December 14, an exclusive demo of SEEK will be seen at CTIA Wireless in San Francisco October 23rd through October 25th.
MOSH, short for mobilize and share, has seen more than 6 million downloads since its beta launch on 9th August. MOSH was built from the ground up with mobility in mind and its seamless web and mobile integration has facilitated rapid growth with 80% of all downloads happening through mobile browsers. MOSH allows content creators and technology leaders to post their content to a global audience. Focused on the sharing of mobile content, MOSH is intended for all mobile devices and is not Nokia specific.
About MOSH
A one-to-many distribution platform – a targeted channel for developers and tech leaders to publish applications and other content for any mobile device to a global audience. In its first two months of beta, MOSH users have made more than 6 million downloads of applications and pieces of content. For more information visit: http://mosh.nokia.com
