Missed those days when Apple and Blackberry are just fruits, and Nokia is just a town

I'm not good with things. Simply put, any single thing around me have the tendency to get broken or at least has to be fixed, far too early before it's supposed to be.

It's not until recently that I found out that I've bought one phone for one year, starting from 2004. Most of them were bought because my phone at that time got broken. Guess the 1-year warranty that comes with the phones doesn't matter much to me, does it?

My latest phone. Still can be used, though.

I remember those times when it's not that hard for me to buy a phone. Back in my early uni days, Nokia phones were the most popular ones and yes, they were reliable enough. Just a quick wandering through the stores in Greentown Mall, Perak and I could bring home one nice Nokia cameraphone. No need to compare specs, RAM, CPU, GPU, Wireless Class and whatnot. Those times when a phone is just a phone, with added camera.

With so much brands and model nowadays, it's actually getting harder to buy one. Once you've decided to buy any certain model, the sudden whispering goes all over your head saying:

1. Go buy this one. Just add a couple of hundreds bucks and you'll get higher spec. Come on!
2. Eh..no people using this phone anymore. This phone only suitable for your farther only...
3. This phone? Are you sure? all of your friend now use Iphone and you still stuck with Android?? Seriously??

And then you decided to go for more expensive phone. 8megapixel camera. HD retina display. Dual core processing unit. Higher this, higher that, hoping that it will make your life or work much more easier.

Sadly though, what you actually get is an overpriced mobile phone with over expensive Facebook browser.

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Before making my purchase, I usually do extensive survey on the net. Everyone knows if you want to buy a phone, go to GSMArena for specs comparison and lelong or mudah for current market price. Since my phone is now broken (as the picture above), I need to repeat the same cycle again.

Haih...

Everyday I eat orange

It's Chinese New Year. This is the time when people get extra vitamin C from the oranges they received.

Cats in my house

These cats usually don't give a damn about CNY. They treat the festive days just as normal as any other days. They get to eat normally, sleep normally like a bunch of bosses, and shit anywhere they like. What do they know about CNY anyway?

One of my cats apparently has the habit to poop in my very own toilet, which is upstairs. Maybe you guys think it's awesome for a cat to know that it should put it's shit in the toilet. Well, if the shit is not precisely in the toilet bowl, it's not awesome enough for me.

I own the whole floor all by myself. My mom won't bother going upstairs since it's tiring for her to climb up the stairs just to wake me up every morning for work. Instead, my mom will be calling my name for every interval of 5 seconds until she hears my opening the pipe for wudhu.

Proton Saga Key-less Entry

Needless to say, this is my other blog. KENCINGKUCING? Still functioning, literally. Maybe with this new site, I can push myself to write more.

And suddenly this wild idea come to me. Maybe i should post more pictures instead of words. That way I can save my ass from typing useless stuffs and straight go to the main point of my post. At least one pic per post. Better, isn't it?

One of the typical pictures you can find in your phone storage

Admit it, we tend to snap stupid pictures using our phone, just to ensure that it works fine. Please. Out there, beyond your office tables, rooms, cars, or any other confined spaces, there are lots of worthy pictures or moments that deserve to be inside your SD Card. Even if it's meant to just checking on your phone's camera.

This is the kind of picture that should be in your phone

I visited Singapore recently, with my friends from KL. It was Maghrib and we don't know where to perform our solat. GPS lead us here. It happened to be that this is considered one of the most important mosque in Singapore. The most awesome thing about this mosque is the ceiling fan. Imagine helicopter is mounted up-side-down on the ceiling.

Obviously it's not from my phone camera. Click here

We were such in a hurry, so I didn't manage to take more pictures here. Plus it's kind of awkward taking pictures in a mosque, don't you think so?