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Samsung Chelsea Asia Tour 2008 Malaysia Shah Alam

I went to the Shah Alam stadium with my friend, Ranil on Monday to watch the Samsung Chelsea Asia Tour 2008. There were about 1000 fans there and they had the training session till 8pm. I did not have a chance to meet the players or get their autograph. All I got to see was Frank Lampard’s face about 20M away. Hahah…..

Here’s the pics of the real kick off on Tuesday with the Malaysian team.

The Samsung Chelsea Asia Tour has just ended with its last leg right here in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The star studded London team won the match against the Malaysian Selection team by 2 – 0. The Malaysian Team made us proud, as they managed to put on a good performance against the Premier League giants.

Samsung is proud to have been a part of this amazing tour, as the Match Title sponsors as well as the sponsors for the Chelsea Football Club. This was an opportunity for the company to give something back to the community, through the coaching clinics for the children, as well as to the local sports enthusiast.

Brando Solar Mosquito Repeller

Brando Solar Mosquito Repeller

I’ve been using the Brando Solar Mosquito Repeller for a week and it does not work. I normally leave it in my bedroom while opening the window. I thought this will make the Mosquitoes fly out the window but it does not work. The high pitch sound it makes does not irritate the Mosquitoes and they still stay in the room. Looks like I need to find a

- Rechargeable Solar Mosquito Repeller, no battery needs!
- Solar Mosquito Repeller with belt clip
- Solar panel to collect sun lights energy and store in the built-in rechargeable battery
- Dimension: 5.5 x 6.7 x 1.5 cm
- ON/OFF switch
- Effective range: 1 to 2 meters

Linkage:

This gadget goes for US$14.00

Houston, the Web has a Problem

Oh man, this is troubling. Looks like the internet has a major security risk and it affects millions of affected systems. The problem lies with the DNS system….. The flaw that Mr. Kaminsky discovered is in the Domain Name System, a kind of automated phone book that converts human-friendly addresses like google.com into machine-friendly numeric counterparts.

By his estimate, roughly 41 percent of the Internet is still vulnerable. Now Mr. Kaminsky, a technical consultant who first discovered the problem, has been ramping up the pressure on companies and organizations to make the necessary software changes before criminal hackers take advantage of the flaw.

Next week, he will take another step by publicly laying out the details of the flaw at a security conference in Las Vegas. That should force computer network administrators to fix millions of affected systems.

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Add video to Picasa Web Album

I’ve been using Picasa Web Album for some time now. Now I know there is a way to add video to it. Here’s the info:

How do I upload videos to my web albums?

In the latest version of Picasa, you can upload videos to your online web albums. To get started, follow the steps below.

Note: Video Uploading is available only with Picasa. If you’re using our Mac uploading tools, you won’t be able to upload videos at this time.

1. Open Picasa.
2. Click the video you want to upload. The selected video appears in the Photo Tray in the lower-left of Picasa.
lightbulbTip: To select more than one video, hold down the Ctrl key while clicking the videos. Alternatively, you can click the Hold button after selecting each video to put each one in the Photo Tray.
3. Click the Web Album button at the bottom of the page. If you’re not signed in to your Google Account for Picasa Web Albums, you’ll be prompted to sign in.
4. Select the album you’d like to add the videos to, or create a new album.
5. Click OK.
6. The Upload Manager window appears, displaying the status of the upload. Once the title bar says ‘Completed,’ click View Online to launch the album in your browser.

Agent 18 Apple iPhone 3G cases

Los Angeles, Calif. – (July 28, 2008) – Agent 18, designers of the world’s most innovative protection products for music devices, laptops and other electronic accessories, announced the debut of their iPhone 3G case line. From the company who pioneered many of the design elements that are prevalent in most of today’s protection cases, Agent 18 has designed an iPhone 3G case for every lifestyle. New iPhone 3G cases are available in three of Agent 18’s most popular case lines: Eco Shield, Clear Shield and FlowerVest.

EcoShield for iPhone 3G
EcoShield is made of a scratch resistant hard-plastic derived from recycled plastic bottles. Even the packaging the EcoShield comes in is made from recycled materials. Agent 18’s EcoShield iPhone 3G case is one of the thinnest on the market yet it offers rugged protection that is second to none. The case’s high gloss finish matches that of the iPhone 3G and the interior pads protect the iPhone from being scratched. The EcoShield for iPhone 3G is available in five colors: white, pink, blue, green and black.

Features:

• Thin and lightweight hardshell Eco plastic
• Silicon cushioned pads offer additional protection to the phone
• Comes in several colors (Black, White, Pink, Blue, and Green)
• Docks in any Universal Docking device.
• Easy access to all connectors, buttons, and camera

ClearShield for iPhone 3G
Practically invisible, this new generation of Agent18’s iPhone shield offers maximum protection without adding the bulkiness of other covers. This innovative case shields iPhone 3G against bumps and scratches with a durable polycarbonate shell. The interior pads protect the iPhone from being scratched and as with all Agent 18 cases, the ClearShield features openings for all ports and touch screens.

Features:

• Clear and durable plastic construction
• Rubberized cushioned interior for shock absorption
• Easy access to all connectors and touch screens
• Unobstructed opening to camera lens for clear picture taking
• Docks in any Universal Docking device.

FlowerVest for iPhone 3G
A lightweight protection option, the FlowerVest is made of soft silicone and molds to the iPhone for maximum protection. FlowerVest shields the iPhone 3G from scratches and falls with its bounce back design while still leaving access to all ports and touch screens. The FlowerVest for iPhone 3G is available in two colors: brown with blue flowers and pink with pink flowers.

Features:

• Flexible, lightweight, and durable silicone construction
• Easy access to all connectors and touch screens
• Unobstructed opening to camera lens for clear picture taking
• Docks in any Universal Docking device.

All Agent 18 iPhone 3G cases have a MSRP of $29.95 and are available at Apple Stores and online at www.agent18.com