Sorry for the downtime. The previous web hosting (serverway.net) had disappeared without any notice, ditched all of their customers. My Bad I didn't backup anything on MySQL and I've lost all blog entories. I couldn't retrieve from Web Archive either. My blog is gone :-(
Now iCuteoverload is on Apple's iPhone web app directory, and girliemac.com has gotten new visitors.
Welcome, new visitors! GirlieMac.com is not a new site. It's been spreading love for Apple for over 10 years!!!
GirlieMac! Mobile iPhone Edition is launched! Go to http://m.girliemac.com on your iPhone!.
Don't have iPhone? You can still access GirlieMac! Mobile from most of XHTML-enabled phones at http://m.girliemac.com. If you have a deive with QR-Code scanner (e.g. Nokia N93), use the QR code here to access!
I finally launched my blog! Why did I wait so long? I dunno.
Praising the “superb colour-accurate displays” found on the new MacBook Pro computers, Rob Galbraith (robgalbraith.com) indicates that the revamped lineup “offers the best displays for photographers we’ve ever seen from Apple.” Singling out the 13-inch MacBook Pro, he adds it “could well be the more enticing option,” a great choice “for Mac-based photographers wanting to pay less and carry less.”
The largest library in the world, the Library of Congress has “millions of books, recordings, photographs, maps, and manuscripts in its collection.” And now you can enjoy part of that vast collection on iTunes U. Watch early films from Thomas Edison and Westinghouse. Hear the oral histories of African Americans who served as slaves. Enjoy lectures from researchers exploring the links between music and the brain.
For archaeologist Julie Schablitsky, the MacBook is a perfect storytelling tool. “The Mac is what I put my experiences and interpretations into,” she says. “It receives all of my thoughts, all of the stories that are given to me by the artifacts. I use it to turn those stories into visual representations that I can show people, the public, and academic colleagues. You can help people time travel with the Mac.”