“I should get a ticket to Nokia World 2010 because…”

I been trying find a suitable player for both my Linux Desktop and Netbook, most players. Kept jumping from one player to another, each with different reasons, some I don't like the interface, some I doesn't help me organize my music with ease or doesn't have the features I require (like Syncing with my phone) , etc etc. For my desktop I am already happy with SongBird, but SongBird is too heavy for my netbook. With MiniTunes however, I think I finally found a perfect music player for my netbook.

Do you use Linux, (or Mac OS X) but dread to install Adobe Flash player into your browser because you don't want closed source crap or ticked off due it's vulnerabilities. Well now there is a way for you to watch those youtube videos on your desktop without the need for Adobe Flash.

Here is an old piece from a Cartoon that tries it's best to educate viewers with songs. This particular clip shows one of the main char trying to sing all the words in the english dictionary., naming the 50 states in America plus their capitals and finally all the countries in the world. [Video]

I am sure most of us Geeks Follow the TV-Show Big Bang Theory. Well have a look at the original theme song and what an Artist did to it. Quite creative [VIDEO]

For the past few months I been trying to push (of course not much success) the issue of the Android Marketplace exclusion from Malaysia. Yea there is so many topics in this very forum about how the phone is broken or not complete without the marketplace. Just search around the forum for with the keywords "Malaysia" in the official Android help forums and you can see tons of speculations about this problems. I taught I will highlight what is going on, just so most people will get the idea what is actually happening. Most of these info I have gotten by talking to some of the developers during Google DevFest 2010 Kuala Lumpur. Some of these statements are right from the horse's mouth.

Besides announcing that they are making a Android Based tablet called Cius aimed for Business users, Cisco also has a Ubuntu tablet in the works. Called the HEC Tablet.

Cisco, the networking company just announced that they are working on an Android based tablet that will be targeted for business. [Video]