Blackberry, future phone?

Kawasaki's ZX-10R 2012

THIS is the first shot of Kawasaki's ZX-10R in its 2012 form, and although it's unchanged except for the graphics it looks somewhat better than the current version.

Whether it's because the new black paintwork on parts of the side panels and tank help to hide some of the less comfortable angles of the ZX-10R, or because it's a carefully-taken studio photograph designed to make our mouths water, or even purely because it's less familiar, the new colours looks somewhat better than theall-green look of the 2011 offering.

In technical terms, the 2012 offering is identical to the current machine. We've yet to hear whether this colour scheme will be sold worldwide or just in selected markets and whether there will be other colours on offer as well.

Perhaps all-black!!

NOKIA N9

Looks like the Nokia N9 has received an official release date but sorry folks, its not for our market yet. The upcoming MeeGo-based device has apparently been scheduled for release into Swedish market on 23rd September. The date was revealed through a timer on Nokia Sweden's website that is counting down to the launch of N9.

For the time being, it is not known whether the release date is applicable to the rest of Europe or only in Sweden. As for our own country,  the Nokia N9 will be available here in Malaysia in a matter of weeks through a yet-to-be-named telco and Nokia's own network of dealers. The news from Sweden only strengthen the fact that the Nokia N9 will be available to consumers across the globe very soon.

Facebook vs Twitter vs Google+

Anda follow yg mane? 


It’s been interesting to see people compare Facebook, Twitter and Google+ against each other. Some say Google+ akan mengancam Twitter, while others think Google+ tidak akan menyerlah. Some said they intended to leave FB and join Google+.


Dalam peperangan teknologi media ini, Facebook adalah Striker, Twitter is a midfield player and Google seperti penjaga gol, making both companies nervous with Google+. All three can’t be winners, though — most people simply don’t have enough hours in the day to use three different social networks.