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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
[Happiness is...]
^^^ by Locksley @ 9:39 PM.
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Sunday, October 27, 2013
[My favourite chicken rice...]
...is from the one at the coffee-shop near Petir LRT.
^^^ by Locksley @ 11:34 AM.
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[Saturday morning...]
^^^ by Locksley @ 11:32 AM.
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Friday, October 25, 2013
[Pick me up...]
^^^ by Locksley @ 9:02 PM.
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[To buy, or not to buy...]
I switched from a Symbian phone to an Android phone about a year ago. Initially, I was using my Android phone for the same functions I was using on my previous phone - call, SMS/WhatsApp, music/FM, and taking photos.
Over time, I found my usage habits changing. I started using more and more of the "smart" features of the smartphone. One of the things I really liked was the ability to store information in the cloud. It's so convenient, and I can access the information from all my devices across different platforms.
Recently, I switched to the HTC Butterfly S. I loaded it with the biggest memory card it could support (64GB) and turned it into a portable video player. It works very well in this aspect as it has front-facing speakers. However, it would be better if it had a bigger screen. But with a bigger screen, it may not be convenient for me to carry it in my pocket.
I'm thinking of getting a small tablet (7") for web surfing and media consumption. I could bring it with me to work, and watch shows on it when I'm on the bus. The only issue is that I currently don't carry a bag with me to work, which means I would have to hold the tablet in my hands. I don't always get a seat on the bus, and I'm not sure how easy it would be to hold and watch something on a 7" tablet with one hand.
The tablet I'm thinking of (Nexus 7" (2013)) costs over $400. If it's around or below $300, I wouldn't be too concerned. Would just get one. But at over $400, I don't want to get it and then realise it's too inconvenient to bring around and end up using it only at home.
Decisions, decisions...
^^^ by Locksley @ 7:00 AM.
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Wednesday, October 02, 2013
[Withholding information...]
I've been debating with myself for a long time as to whether or not to write about this. I've finally decided that I should.
I was previously on SingNet's ADSL plan. The plan came with free mobile broadband and I get 30GB of data on it every month. It comes with a dongle and is meant for normal computers. We seldom use this, only once in a while when the ADSL's down or when I need to go out with my laptop and need to have Internet access.
When I switched over to fibre recently, I assumed that the mobile broadband, being free together with the ADSL plan, would be cancelled upon the cessation of the ADSL plan. That didn't happen. It changed from a free perk to a chargeable service. This was not communicated to us. Furthermore, the data bundle dropped from 30GB to 10GB. And because the ADSL plan is gone, the mobile broadband was converted to a standalone plan. Without contract, but it cannot be terminated for three months.
All this was not communicated to us. We were served by a new (FT) CSO, but it's no excuse. I am now stuck paying three months for a service I don't use.
Somehow, I feel a bit cheated.
^^^ by Locksley @ 9:54 PM.
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