Chinese is supported natively in Android as it has simplified and traditional Chinese locale support, which gives you Chinese fonts and the option to change the entire interface into Chinese. But not every Android ROMs has Chinese input method by default. Therefore, Google comes out its own Google Pingyin IME (谷歌拼音输入法) for Android. It is only support Pingyin and Stroke but it is enough to get you started to write Chinese now. Most of all, it is from Google Inc and FREE…
[pull_quote_center]Skyfire is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash and Windows Media videos, including Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0. You can even watch TV on your phone![/pull_quote_center]
Quote that I took from Skyfire website… Well, this is not true anymore after Nokia N900 with Maemo 5 OS and using Mozilla-based web browser with Adobe Flash 9.4 support came out. But for those who have mobile phone like me ~ HTC HD2 which still using Windows Mobile 6.5 or Nokia S60 3rd Edition & 5th Edition (Beta). Skyfire is the only full Flash browser for you.
Oh no… Slow Streamyx connection again? Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) wishes to announce that its consortium members have detected a cable fault on the Southeast Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 4 (SMW4) submarine cable network between Alexandria in Egypt and Palermo in Italy linking Malaysia to Europe and the United States (link). In this case, connection within Malaysia servers is still okay but no no when you try load oversea websites.
How to speed up Streamyx connection? That’s the question that I ask myself. All my blogs are hosted in US. And the performance is very bad now. Err…
Well, the first thing that I will do. Turn on the Streamyx proxy server on my Firefox browser (no proxy by default). This will speed up a lot because it will load the website from the proxy server. And only will load the website from its original server (let’s say located in US) if proxy server don’t have the cache.
Yes, I just turn on the Streamyx proxy server mode. Streamyx connection speed does improve some. Try it for yourself.
Google Translator is one of the useful tools that I like. However, it does not support Windows Mobile officially. And only developed for Google own OS ~ Android. However, XDA member, chargedRam created a version of Google Translator for Windows Mobile called Anuvadak (==Translator in Hindi).
Latest Bing for Mobile is out. 2 new features added to it. Microsoft team redesigned Bing App for Windows Phone home page. And added turn-by-turn navigation for Windows 6.x phones, powered by Bing Maps. But too bad, it is for US only. Same apply to Google Maps for mobile Navigation ~ US only.
