08 Mar
Posted by Jayce as Entertainment, Software
VEVO is one of the leading premium music video and entertainment service. It provides free online music video to mainly U.S. and Canada but other country users can watch and listen to them too (with some tricks). The simple way to watch VEVO music video is through VEVO YouTube Channel here.

VEVO Music Video
MarketEnabler is a must installed application for non-US Android users. MarketEnabler lets you access other countries’ Android Market by faking your phone location. Android Market is separated into regions (country and carrier specific) and some applications are just enabled for a specific country and not available to the other countries. For example, Malaysia does not have paid applications in their Android Market. And some of the applications like Google Maps does not listed as free application too. But MarketEnabler solved it and pop up most of the application (still no paid application tab thou). And not sure we can buy any application in US Android Market with Malaysia credit card or not too…

MarketEnabler
Bye… Bye… Skyfire 1.5 is not longer be supported outside of North America and Western Europe effective July 1st, 2010 based Skyfire blog. Which mean the user like me in Malaysia cannot use it anymore. Any Skyfire replacement recommended?

Internet connection is a must for most of us nowadays. I cannot survive without Internet as I need to blog to make a living. There are 3 main broadband providers in Malaysia which are Celcome, Maxis and DiGi. I am so lucky to have a chance to test Maxis Wireless Broadband that I grab from my brother in law. He just subscribed to Maxis Wireless Broadband to cover his job need as a sales manager and got a free USB modem during the promotion.

Maxis Broadband
Yeah… There are free Internet radio stations for you through Slacker Radio on Windows Mobile. Slacker Radio has been optimized for the HTC HD2, which features Windows Mobile 6.5 and a screen resolution of 480×800. Other smartphones like HTC Imagio, HTC Pure, HTC Tilt2, LG eXpo & the Samsung Omnia II have no problem to use it too. It also available in other mobile devices like BlackBerry, iPhone, Android and Palm.

Top stations in Slacker Radio