Have been using Google Calendar to schedule meetings and jot down deadlines for work and for my personal life since university days.

Back then, I have to use a host of services to ensure the calendar on my devices (desktop, laptop, handphone, ipod touch, etc). Synchronizing calendar back then can be a pain. Good thing is that now Google supports Exchange Sync! So information can be pushed down! Woo hoo!

My rainlendar still goes through GCalDaemon but my symbian phone and ipod touch are now synchronizing through ActiveExchange! iPod Touch natively supports it! On my Nokia E51, I just have to install mailforexchange from Nokia! Yipee!

Google. Please don’t die on me.

Bit the bullet last night and upgraded the firmware to 3.0. RedSn0w-ed it as well. The idiotic intelliscreen is not working! It keeps crashing SpringBoard. Great thing is that Lock Calendar satisfy my requirement – displaying calendar entries on lock screen.

“A parcel arrived from New Kensington. Placed it on the sofa.” was what mum had text me.

It left me wondering what was in the parcel. I didn’t do any ebay transactions from that region recently nor do any of the online shops I frequent sends from there.

I eyed the mysteriouly box carefully as I entered the room. Gave the box a shake. No sound, no idea what it was. Opened the box up only to find another box within padded by shock absorbing materials. Took out the box and saw the prints “Google” and “Leeds” on the surface.

Tadaa! It contains a wireless mouse, usb hub and pen with Google marking!

What we had for lunch while waiting for Daniel to arrive. Buddies told me that I ate a lot of the salmon. Oops.

Kuishin-bo serves coke and ice-cream (green-tea, vanilla, mixed). The result of saying “ok” when buddies suggested coke float. Ricky just dumped my cup of ice-cream into my cup of coke. The coke float tasted nice.

Daniel had to fetch his granny from the hospital. So in the mean time, the rest of us went to catch Terminator Salvation at Plaza Singapura.

Spent our evening at Cuppage!

Great day!

Came across Phiten at some shopping centres recently and did some research online. These necklaces or bracelets are suppose to enhance the body’s energy level and improve muscles’ flexibility. Seems like there are quite a fair bit of people who swore by it. The product contains aqua-titanium, aqua-gold and micro-titanium spheres! But of course cannot be viewed by naked eyes. *sadded*

I was at Tampines 1 last week with buddies and we came across Phiten at one of the levels. They have a small test to prove that the product works.

Basically, the  test is about lifting approximately 3kg of load with your index finger. Your palm will be facing upwards, clenched with only the index finger sticking out. First, you will lift the load without the necklace and next you will be lifting it with the necklace in your hand.

It seems to me that it is easier to lift the load with the necklace! I repeated the test once more and the result is the same. Anybody tried the test as well?

Now I am wondering whether it is really helpful or is it just a mental effect. But really feel like buying it though.

Went down to Wine Connection at Robertson Walk last Thursday with colleagues! I know I blogged too late but hey! It is better late than never.

Heard about wine connection but never been down there before. It is a place that serves food, wine and beer. For a small fee on top of the price of the wine or beer, you can drink it there! Had quite a few bottles of drinks that night – mixtures of reds and whites. I finally found what I like – sweet white wine. Dessert wines taste nice too but I prefer the sweet white wine (Casa Sant’orsola Moscato D’asti). Besides the great wine, the company is great too.

Had an enjoyable evening that night. The only bad thing is that there’s work the next day. Seems like everybody managed to get to work in time. Impressed!