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This is an update for my previous post Guide: How To Use The ‘Find My iPhone’ feature on your iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad. That post was written for iOS 4.2.1. With iOS 5, it’s even easier to set this up.

I should’ve done this long time ago. But didn’t get around to it (well, mainly because my default browser isn’t Safari in the beginning). I love using safari reader feature to read articles on various websites and blogs, mainly because it unifies the text style to a very readable, clutter-free (and of course, advertisement-free) style. [...]

I discovered this by accident while tinkering around with the settings of my iPhone. I feel compelled to share this finding with everyone. Back then on some Nokia phone models (during the pre-smartphone era, and when mp3 ringtones are not a common feature), some of the ringtones can make the phone vibrate in a way [...]

Facebook offers many ways for you to choose to be notified about your friend’s activities. I’ve found a very fast way to quickly add someone to your ‘stalk list’, so you’ll get notified (via email, push notifications or SMS depending on how you set your notifications up) on any of their activities, status updates, etc.

Have you ever paid RM80 for someone to jailbreak your iOS devices? You could have used that RM80 to feed yourself! Now with JailBreakMe, you can do it yourself, without the use of any computer at all! All you need is an Internet connection and the ability to type one very short line. Ready? Here’s [...]

When I first got my Samsung Google Nexus S last time, I have one issue – that is I can’t see my home WiFi network at all (it doesn’t even appear on the list). While my Mac and my iPhone can see and connect to the home WiFi perfectly. There must be something that I’ve [...]

After a long while of me not writing any guides to be shared to all of you, I am somewhat inspired tonight. So this is an ambitious 5-part step-by-step guide on making a very simple WordPress 3.2 theme, complete with widget support from scratch of nothingness to a completely functioning theme.

Google launched Google+ (with limited test) just a few days ago. After using Google+ for half a day, my GMail inbox is starting to be filled with Google+ notifications. For some people, this is a welcomed thing, as they can still keep in touch with the conversation. In fact you can actually reply to the [...]