E-Sopping spree
If I had US $500...
I would buy a Blackberry Curve 8320
Retails at US $449.00
As I love to keep myself updated online, it would be cool if I could get connected to the internet smoothly while on the go. Blackberry supports wi-fi and its QWERTY keyboard allows 'thumbing' or typing to be done smoothly. And therefore chatting, updating and even typing paragraphs of emails would not be tiring.
Blackberry also supports Twitter and allows easy Twitter updates through TwitterBerry. This is a function that Blackberry supports and only Blackberry. It allows you to update your Twitter and be updated 24 hours on the go as long as you have GPRS internet connectivity or Wi-Fi connectivity. What every techgeek would dream of.
The only flaw? It is very expensive. :(
What I had learnt from lesson 2 was purposes of websites. This website where I got information about the Blackberry is a business/marketing type of website. There are others such as personal, information advocacy, news and entertainment. On website that I found interesting was the J. K. Rowling website. I love interactive websites which has buttons to click on and things just pops up on your screen (intentionally, and not those with the naughty pictures, that is!)
I would update on the different internet social network services that can be found in the net and is popular amongst Singaporeans and also the ones that I use to connect to people from other countries later.
So, keep a lookout for that part.
Will be back soon,
Amirah.
If I had US $500...
I would buy a Blackberry Curve 8320
Retails at US $449.00As I love to keep myself updated online, it would be cool if I could get connected to the internet smoothly while on the go. Blackberry supports wi-fi and its QWERTY keyboard allows 'thumbing' or typing to be done smoothly. And therefore chatting, updating and even typing paragraphs of emails would not be tiring.
Blackberry also supports Twitter and allows easy Twitter updates through TwitterBerry. This is a function that Blackberry supports and only Blackberry. It allows you to update your Twitter and be updated 24 hours on the go as long as you have GPRS internet connectivity or Wi-Fi connectivity. What every techgeek would dream of.
The only flaw? It is very expensive. :(
What I had learnt from lesson 2 was purposes of websites. This website where I got information about the Blackberry is a business/marketing type of website. There are others such as personal, information advocacy, news and entertainment. On website that I found interesting was the J. K. Rowling website. I love interactive websites which has buttons to click on and things just pops up on your screen (intentionally, and not those with the naughty pictures, that is!)
I would update on the different internet social network services that can be found in the net and is popular amongst Singaporeans and also the ones that I use to connect to people from other countries later.
So, keep a lookout for that part.
Will be back soon,
Amirah.
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