I just laid my hands on the LG Optimus 4X HD aka LG P880, which is the latest phone from LG.
I am not a very technical person so I will not be touching on the technical aspects.
All I know is that this model is powered by a 1.5GHz quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 processor with 1GB of
RAM and runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
It possessed 12GB of internal storage which can be further expanded up to 32GB via a external microSD card.
As this is my very first LG phone and also my first Android phone, what I shared here are based on my own personal experience especially with the camera aspect of this phone.
At the Singapore Flyer
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri!
How was your holiday?
I had a short getaway to Kukup, Pontian with my family.
We were gathered bright and early at the Singapore Flyer car park on Saturday morning to board the coach. I thought we were early enough but there was already a crowd of chinese tourists there.
The journey is about two hours drive away and I had a good nap on the coach as I only had an hour's sleep the night before.
I remember watching a movie on TV a long time ago when I was still very young.
I think I was of preschool age therefore I have no recollection what the title is or even know what the movie was all about.
All I remember is one scene which, for some strange reason, has etched itself in my memory.
I think I was of preschool age therefore I have no recollection what the title is or even know what the movie was all about.
All I remember is one scene which, for some strange reason, has etched itself in my memory.
Through the years, this scene would pop up in my mind every so often just to annoy me.
It has therefore become a quest of my own to find out what movie it is and why has it been appearing in my mind!
Singapore celebrates her 47th Birthday with much fanfare on the floating platform at Marina Bay yesterday.
I believe that for many of us, the biggest draw of the parade this year was the attendance of Singapore's Founding Father, Lee Kwan Yew.
Just earlier
this week, someone who claimed to have "highly credible source" hinted that Mr Lee has passed away and that news have been withheld till the celebrations are over.
This piece of shocking news of course caused quite a stir on social media especially when the 47th anniversary of our Independence is merely days away!
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| The Water Convolvolusas, or Kang Kong as it is more commonly known, is a very hardy plant which requires very little care. Left on it's own, it will flourish along the riverbanks and even in the canals. Due to it's prolific nature, farmers used to feed them to livestocks such as pigs. Being an aquatic vegetable, do wash them thoroughly for the presence of tiny snails especially inside the hollow stems. What I do is to soak them in concentrated salt water for at least 30 minutes. Since I will be using roughly two tablespoons of liquids from the bottle of Fermented Beancurd, I will not add more salt to the dish. You may want to sprinkle a pinch of sugar to balance the taste although that is optional. Here are some benefits of the Kang Kong: - Antioxidant - Controls Blood Sugar - Combats Hypertension Try this out and let me know how you like it? Bon appetit! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| As it's name suggest, the Stinkbean gives off a pungent smell not many could accept. Also known as the Petai, it is something that requires an acquired taste. It would take tremendous courage for a first timer to try it but once he did, I am sure he would fall in love with this! (think Smelly Tofu) You could eat it raw straight away but in my opinion, Petai tastes best when cooked with Sambal Chilli! My recipe today is done via the lazy way without Assam (Tamarind) or pounding the Rempah from scratch. I am replacing the Assam with Lime Juice and the Sambal Chilli used in this recipe is ready-made bought from the wet market. If you have time, you could chop the Petai into smaller chunks. I find it tastes even better that way! Here are some benefits of the Petai: - Beats Depression - Combats Anaemia - Lowers Blood Pressure I hope you enjoy this as much as I do. Bon appetit! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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