Check it out the glass iPhone 4 blended into black powder and toxic smoke.

After searching around for so long for a external battery pack, finally I found Chinese made MiLi at Switch World Expo that held at Gurney Plaza lately. I wanted an external battery pack to charge my phones, the Nexus One and Nokia N95 8GB when they run out of battery. I feel that having an external battery pack is better than swapping battery because swapping battery need to power it off and on again, very troublesome.

But with an external battery pack, it’s different. Just plug it into the phone it will charged like from the power at home.

It’s actually a rechargeable battery which can be charged then output with a USB and then connect it to any of your gadget device. You can charge your iPhone or whatever thing with the USB. It’s very easy to use too. There’s two color, black and white and I picked up the blacked one.

Opening up the box, there’s the little battery pack, it’s very small and very light, come with a pouch, USB cable and a few connectors for your phone and gadget.

It’s a finger print magnet with it sleek glossy surface. A full charged of the MiLi will allow you to charged your iPhone for 2-3 times. I uses it on my Nexus One though. Very easy to use too. Pressing on the center button will indicates how much battery is left. If the blue LED is on, means there’s still power.

Just plug it into your phone, then press the center button, it will start charging your mobile phone or gadget. One thing, the charging is very fast, it’s a lot faster than the power from your computer’s USB.

Good buy and I bought this form RM129 (around US$39).

Apple iPhone 4 failed during demo on Retina Display when wanted to surf New York Times website. The Wifi connection couldn’t be connected and after switching to 3G network, it’s the same, slow. FAILED?

Steve Jobs and Apple still rocks though.

I was watching the TV just now and surprisingly, I saw iPhone 3GS TV ad by Maxis during the commercial break. We don’t really see a lot of tech related TV ads here in Malaysia and Maxis brought it to us. It’s cool man.

I can’t just walk in any of the Apple or Maxis store to get an iPhone because my current Maxis phone number is under the SME (Small Medium Enterprise) plan, sub from my dad’s company line, so if I want an iPhone, I have to contact the Maxis SME agent to work out for me.

Anyway, I just discovered another cool stuff about the iPhone 3GS which is the voice control in foreign language. I just found out that there’s Cantonese dialect support. I speak Cantonese at home so can’t wait to speak in this dialect to the iPhone! Damn cool man!

Today is the release of iPhone 3GS in 3 country, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Singapore. I wonder why Singapore is just right beside us and can get their iPhone faster than us.

There’s still no confirm date on the iPhone release date, but it will be in July and the rumored (according to some discussion board) release date is 31st July 2009 which falls on Friday too.

According to Apple’s website, MMS support and Internet Tethering (using iPhone as a modem) are available for Maxis, so it will be good if you sign up for an unlimited data plan.

Yes I want an iPhone, the 3GS but not the normal 3G version. The last time, iPhone was not that good yet, but it improves on it performance a bit right now but yet still lack a front-faced camera and a better quality camera, though the application and OS is powerful.

Last time, it was an iPod that is a must-have for me, now, iPhone has became a must-have for me and every geek.

I think many of you guys have already knew about the iPhone 3G in Malaysia. The official telco for iPhone is Maxis. Maxis is promoting the iPhone 3G everywhere right now, you can see ads in the TV, radio, newspaper, billboards and roadshows.

It’s good to have iPhone officially launched in Malaysia so that we can no worry of warranty and service by Apple if we got a faulty iPhone. However, buying the iPhone 3G with the plan provided by Maxis is very expensive.

That’s an iPod touch, not an iPhone. I have sucky China iPhone at home. =)

The plan is quite expensive if comparing to iPhone plan in UK and United States. The cheapest iPhone in the plan is priced at FOC for 8GB and RM260 for 16GB but you need to have a monthly commitment fee of up to RM374 for 24 months contract.

Check the iPhone 3G plan here.

After going through all the plans, I think I would rather buy an unlock iPhone 3G for around RM2000 without contract for a 8GB unit. My monthly phone bill is always below RM100 and I have no way to pay a monthly commitment of RM100. Make phone calls or not, you still have to pay RM100 for every month for the 12/24 months contract.

If you would want to buy a iPhone 3G now, I suggest you to wait as the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference that will happening in June will probably announces a next generation iPhone 3G with video camera and perhaps a better camera. Let’s hope for a improved feature next gen iPhone. =)

My dad went to China recently and he did not get scam from the Chinese phone dealer. He knew it’s fake and he bought back for me to try out the phone to see whether is it a good fake phone or not. After playing for 30 minutes, I got fed up and kept it back into the box and not to touch it any more. It sucks.

The phone is cheap, both the built quality and the price. It’s not very cheap but is cheaper than the real iPhone for like more than 50% (this is definitely). Dad bought it for 600RMB in Shenzhen.The phone size look the same, the box look the same, but when hands on, it’s heavier and the screen is very plastiky feeling. Another obvious difference is the smaller screen.

The fake iPhone got no 3.5mm headphone jack, it’s removed from the cover. I thought Chinese phone has a good camera but it’s just VGA quality and very sucky.

One thing very cool is that the phone come with an extra rechargable battery and the capacity is 5800mAh and it’s a big number. You can’t change iPhone battery in the real one but in this you can. Besides that, you can load 2 SIM card into a phone, so you can have two line operating at the same time. This is an common Chinese phone’s feature.

What I hate the most is the crappy and sucky software of this Chinese iPhone. It’s just a clone of real iPhone OS but their cloning work is bad, the font is ugly and the icon too is ugly.

It’s not easy to navigate around the phone, it lags and the SMS feature sucks the most. There’s a very very tiny qwerty which most probably needs a stylus but it doesn’t provide a stylus. The GPRS Internet setting is hard to configure too.

They loaded a lot of games into it but none of them works. It’s just cosmetic icons in the phone.

Overall, this thing is a bad copy and I hate it a lot. Now I hate copy, it’s better to buy a typical Chinese TV/Dual Sim/Loud Speaker phone more than a clone iPhone which doesn’t really work. What a bullsh*t. Sorry for the rudeness as I just hate it.