Nice!!!...   

i see.. herm ...
u just have to make me hungry

lucky i immune to nasi lemak...all i see is fat fat cholesterol cholesterol

  this remind my awful memory of yesterday nasi lemak + beer and i ruining my company shirt.   
Dunno... around 1U area....
ya la , i m sifu of NOOB 

i thought u dun have car?how come ur pic outcome so bad?u purposely shake ur N8 hor?

argh dont make me remind my vomit nasi lemalk sambal with beer   

cool headset...   but out of my budget..
for me jabra clipper is more simple and affordable for me,but donno the sound quality if compares with bh505..

u can check here.. http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1533311
but still not sure low yat prices..but i think jabra clipper about 199 at low yat..

2am d still yum seng meh.so sleep la.
lol...no surf internet with n8 ur blood pressure will normal.

all of those headset are compatible with N8?

the prices that u talk for what headset... i'm confused hehehe..

Must use SE phone only got MEGA BASS

Do update us on how does the SE headset perform on the Nkia N8

Home button > Settings > Connectivity > Network > Network Mode > Choose GSM mode.

Nokia is still good for 1 thing. It supports the SD feature in MicroSD card. Hence, you can format the card fromyour Winmo7 devices to stil use them

tht batt monitor app is so buggy tht i removed it from my widget and rely on the crappy but not so worse stock indicator instead

tht's one of the buggy part.the app said jz tap any of the percentage value to be shown on widget.all works fine except for the % which i blif is the most usefull 1 to be shown on widget

no, that whole list is iPhone's weakness, since nicholas mention iPhone have many flaws, so i just cincai list a few...

yes, Joiku can straight away tether, but there are 2 version, free and premium. Free version can tether, but cannot set any password, means while u tether, anyone can tap into your phone's hotspot and steal connection, and premium one can. I recall premium one also supports HTTPS or something...cant remember..

What are you talking about?

A Hot Spot is a common public application of WAPs, where wireless clients can connect to the Internet without regard for the particular networks to which they have attached for the moment.

Some people confuse Wireless Access Points with Wireless Ad Hoc networks. An Ad Hoc network uses a connection between two or more devices without using a wireless access point: the devices communicate directly when in range. An Ad Hoc network is used in situations such as a quick data exchange or a multiplayer LAN game because setup is easy and does not require an access point. Due to its peer-to-peer layout, Ad Hoc connections are similar to Bluetooth ones and are generally not recommended for a permanent installation.