Olo boss,

Does the Sony DRC-BT15 support iPod touch 1st gen? Coz I see it comes with a receiver. How much does it cost eh and where did you get it from?

i think u sudah salah faham.
BT15 is the receiver not transmitter la bro.
so if ur source has bluetooth...BT15 can pick up the signal and relay the sound to ur fav headphone.
thats all.
but if ur source has no bluetooth...nothing can be done.
and no...since ipod touch 1st gen has no bluetooth support.
only 2nd gen can be upgraded with OS 3.0 to gain A2DP.

i got it from sony style klcc for 299.

@stringfellow,
Ah well..... what to do?!  People just don't read *siGh*  Also, I'm planning to proceed with the Maxis Unlimited Data Plan.  When I do that, I'm gonna get you to teach me how to fully maximise the RM99 !! hAHahAHahHAHahAH

Yea, I googled it jus now and it seems like if I want to use it on the iPod touch 1st gen, I'll hv to purchase an extra transmitter in order to use it xD Thxs anyway.

Does TTR employs a sign-in account? If it does, then if you sign in into the same account into both your iPhone and iPod touch, the push notification for challenge will not work, because.....well, you are challenging yourself?

Errr nope,
the iTouch is not really mine.
Different profiles different account.

I just wanna test if it works.

How come it doesnt work.

I wonder when is Facebook releasing their update for push notification service. Hmm...

Next line of thought would be the connection. Are both connected to the net? And what is the push notification is about? A message about someone challenging you in the game? Maybe there's a delay in pushing that notification over. Can be a lot of things, but I'll give Apple the benefit of the doubt and give them a chance to give this feature some time before it matures.

According to Pasco, the trend was "starkly apparent."  The iPhone 3G S ran Plasma about twice as fast as the 2G iPod touch in every test.  It's worth noting that the application is only running OpenGL ES 1.1 code and has not been modified to take advantage of any of the improvements in OpenGL ES 2.0, an API no previous member of the iPhone family can utilize.

In the CPU tests, the 3G S showed itself to be around 20% faster than the 2G touch.  A notable improvement, but based on these tests, it would seem that the real benefit to game developers will come from the new unit's PowerVR SGX. Of course, the real test of the iPhone 3G S will come as games begin to support the Open GL ES 2.0 programmable pipeline.

Next line of thought would be the connection. Are both connected to the net? And what is the push notification is about? A message about someone challenging you in the game? Maybe there's a delay in pushing that notification over. Can be a lot of things, but I'll give Apple the benefit of the doubt and give them a chance to give this feature some time before it matures.

@fuiyo,
Don't U find TTP 2.6 a little laggy with this new 3.0 update?!  I wonder if it's just my unit *shrugs*

Someone earlier in this thread said his battery life seems shorter with 3.0, and I agree.

Since upgrading I've noticed battery drains quicker. Today I hardly used my phone at all, just some sms, some facebook'ing & twittering, (as far as I can tell) no different from normal, yet batt life is at ~25% --> with this kind of usage normally it should be closer to 50%.

Someone earlier in this thread said his battery life seems shorter with 3.0, and I agree.

Since upgrading I've noticed battery drains quicker. Today I hardly used my phone at all, just some sms, some facebook'ing & twittering, (as far as I can tell) no different from normal, yet batt life is at ~25% --> with this kind of usage normally it should be closer to 50%.