Wow, what an experience of sights, colours and sounds. According to the Chinese horoscope, 2011 is the year of the rabbit. I snapped a few pics while I was there on Sunday afternoon, although in was raining a bit, here’s a few to give you an idea.
After about a week of shaking a bit of jet lag and strange sleeping patterns subsiding to something a bit more tolerable, I’ve managed to upload some photos I’ve taken with my phone. The quality doesn’t really do justice to the scenery with the iPhone 3GS camera. It would have been great to have the iPhone 4 camera with retina display and a flash etc but for now this will do. I should really invest in a camera in the meantime. 
The Vancouver Seawall around The English Bay
Yeah, sure it is you may think but I’m not joking, now is without a doubt the best time to buy an iPhone. Buy the iPhone 3GS. (Did you seriously think I’m referring to the iPhone 4? C’mon!)
So if you’ve seen any of my other posts it’s clear as daylight that I was absolutely ecstatic when I bought my iPhone 3GS, however, what may not have been all that clear was the fact that shortly after I got it, the oh-so-famous Gizmodo article surfaced with an all new, brand spanking new iPhone. Continue Reading »
I have been using my iMac G5 at home for a couple of years now, but mostly work on a fast Windows XP dual monitor PC at work. That being said I always denied that I’m a Mac fan boy enthusiast.
That was until I started using my iPhone 3GS. For some reason it felt like an extension of all things the Mac offered when I just started using it, however I was holding it in my hand. It has a super stylish design and it’s an absolute pleasure to use. Continue Reading »
So I was wondering if blogging or writing an email like this would be feasible as a solution to people on the go?
‘This’ being from my recently acquired iPhone, as opposed to my desktop Mac at home or desktop PC at the office where I would usually post stuff online. Continue Reading »
Speaking of which (fast paced, ever changing world of the web), a simple example why we as designers and developers get to claim this ‘on the bleeding edge’ type of rants and raves is the birth of HTML5 and CSS3. Continue Reading »
Ah finally! A blog to go with my new and updated online portfolio. Welcome to my blog and online portfolio! I hope you find something of value in these blog posts.
I intend to compile my resources here and hopefully create an interactive and meaningful exchange as a web developer and share what I know with other designers, developers and whoever shares a love for the web. Continue Reading »
