My new favorit site where i can watch japanese and korean dramas is Viki - http://viki.com/.

And my new favorit drama for this year is “Heartstrings” also named “You’ve Fallen for Me”, staring Jung Yong Hwa and Park Shin Hye. They also played together in You’re beautiful (2009) with Jang Geun Seok. I really loved all the songs from this drama, so now I am a big fan of CNBLUE…

Link: http://cnblue.co.kr/cnblue/kor/

iOS 5 available now

 

Picking up where amazing left off.

Siri. The intelligent assistant that helps you get things done. All you have to do is ask.

Dual-core A5 chip.
The most powerful iPhone processor ever.

8 Megapixels camera

Video recording. In 1080p amazing HD

iOS. The world’s most advanced mobile operating system. And the easiest to use.

iCloud

Link: http://www.apple.com/iphone/features/

“Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do”

You will be dearly missed!

 

Timeline, the redesigned version of the profile that Facebook launched yesterday at f8, gives users much more flexibility in how they present themselves. Users can customize their banner image, make certain types of content more prominent, and decide what moments of their life they want to feature. Everything users have ever posted to Facebook is now much more accessible, so most will want to browse through their Timeline and ensure all their content is appropriate and has the right privacy settings.

Here we’ll walk-through all the new features available in Timeline, how to control what’s displayed, and discuss how Timeline will impact users and the rest of the site. Facebook has struck a balance between creating a common structure for all profiles but giving users to ability customize the way they present themselves within those boundaries. In this way, the site has become more personal without following Myspace’s mistake of allowing users so much freedom over arrangement of core features that browsing becomes confusing.

 

Those who want to early access to Timeline can sign up at its new about page. It’s also possible to get a developer release of the Timeline now. To get access, those who aren’t already developers users must  have a verified account and install the Developer app, then create an application, click “Get Started Using Open Graph”, edit some settings, then wait a few minutes and return to their profile. They should see the Timeline, and can select to make it visible it to their friends immediately or it will be automatically published on September 29th, 2011.

Cover

At the top of the Timeline is the Cover, a giant banner image. Users can select any of their their album photos as their Cover, or upload a new image. Once selected, users can click on their Cover to bring up options to reposition it, choose a new image, or remove their current Cover.

With this option, Facebook has given users more control over the look of their profile than ever before. It may also lead to the rise of applications that let users create collages or other special images specifically for use as Covers.

 

Info

Below the Cover users see the biographical information that previously appeared on their Info tab. This includes their work, education, current city, and hometown. There’s also an “About” link that expands the Info section to reveal work and education details, a “History by the Year” of a user’s employment and schooling, a user’s Relationships and Family connections, their About Me text, favorite quotes, basic info and contact info. Users no longer have the option to “Feature” certain friend lists, family members, or Groups.

 

 

To get users to keep their Info up to date, there are edit links in the expanded About section and a big Update Info on the main Timeline view. By getting people to share as much biographical information as possible, Facebook gains valuable data that it can charge advertisers to use for targeting their ads.

Featured Content Categories

Beside the Info section, the Timeline displays four channels of different types of content. By default, these are Friends, Photos, Map, and Likes, but users can click a drop-down to swap in other categories into the featured slots. When viewing a friend’s Timeline, this drop-down reveal the non-featured categories.

 

The categories users can choose from include:

• Friends – Displays all of a user’s friends including a overlaid count of their mutual friends. When expanded, friends can be searched through or sorted by characteristic. A privacy control and link to the Find Friends feature appear in a user’s own Friends section.
• Photos – All of a user’s photo albums and videos, followed by their tagged photos and videos. Each album includes a privacy control. As the old photostrip has been replaced with the Cover this this photos section, users must pick one photo to represent them instead of five.
• Likes – A user’s Liked Pages sorted by category, with their Favorite Likes shown first followed by links to see all Pages in that category. Below, a user’s Liked Pages are displayed in reverse chronological order. With access from the main profile view, Pages now have a bigger opportunity to gain new Fans from users browsing the Likes of their friends.
• Map – A Bing map of all of a user’s location-tagged posts and updates.The map can be sorted by categories such as photos, event check-ins, or restaurants. Zooming in and clicking on an individual pushpin displays the original update.

 

• Subscribers – All of a user’s public and friend subscribers, and settings to control notifications and privacy.
• Subscriptions – The people a user is subscribed to.
• Notes – One column of the Notes written by users, and another of Notes that tag them. There are also links to write a new Note and view drafts.
• Apps – Users can add any of their installed apps into the category channels. When clicked on, they display a dedicated timeline of all a user’s activity within the app. Users can also see the most recently used apps of friends. The ability to display Apps more prominently in the profile could lead to a boom of development of utility apps similar to those that appear in the Profile Boxes a few years ago.
• Certain preferred media partners, such as Spotify and Hulu show a special “All Time” of a user’s most frequently consumed content, such as their one most watched video and a list of their other “Top Videos Watched”. The ability to display Apps more prominently in the profile could lead to a boom of development of utility apps similar to those that appear in the Profile Boxes a few years ago. Facebook also automatically creates categories that aggregate specific types of media activity, such as “Music” category that shows Spotify and Rdio activity together.

Link: http://www.insidefacebook.com/2011/09/23/how-to-use-facebook-timeline-profile/

Gmail can now be used offline. And if that’s not enough, offline Google Calendar and Docs will be rolling out within the week.

Offline Gmail has launched as a Google Web Store app for your Chrome browser. If you don’t use Chrome you’re out of luck for now, but Google says that they plan to make this available in other browsers as well. The UI is taken directly from Gmail’s tablet app, and the implementation is very good. It’s extremely fast, clean, easy to navigate, and installing it is simple. It’s available now, and in the brief time I’ve spent with it, I’m a fan. In fact, I prefer the dual-pane UI to the default browser version. You can’t yet control the number of emails that get synced, but Google says that’s coming soon.

The Calendar and Docs apps that are coming out within the week sound good, too, though they won’t quite as robust as we’d like right out of the gate. When you’re in the offline calendar you can view and RSVP to appointments, but you can’t add to them or edit yet. The same goes for Docs. You can view them, but you can’t make changes until you have an internet connection again. The Big G says they’re working on bringing those missing features soon, and when they do, it will be very sweet, indeed. I’d also like to see them add an implementation of that handy-dandy black bar at the top so I could more easily flip around within my Google Apps (when I’m online).

If you use Chrome you can take Offline Google Mail for a spin now, and look for the other two to be available within the next few days. As someone who has to stay glued to my Gmail more or less constantly, this is great news. [Gmail Blog]

Link: http://gizmodo.com/5836230/offline-gmail-google-calendar-and-docs–um-yes-please

For the entertaining of everyone, who’ve got time to spare, and does not have anything better to do, than to watch the later movies or shows that are available right now.

Site: http://tubeplus.me/

Publisher: Square Enix

Developer: Square Enix

Release Date: 1/2012

Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Link: http://www.gametrailers.com/video/sdcc-11-final-fantasy/717871

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/sdcc-11-final-fantasy/717841

Mac OS Lion is out now

To upgrade your Mac to OS X Lion, you don’t need to drive to a store, bring home a box, and install a bunch of discs. All you do is click the Mac App Store icon, buy Lion for $29.99, and your Mac does the rest. Just make sure you have what you need to download Lion to your Mac.

Enjoy!

Site: http://www.apple.com/macosx/

Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy Type-0, the latest installment in the continually expanding, Fabula Nova Crystallis mythos, will be available this fall. The release date is October 13 for Japan only. And there are no plans to release the game in the west yet.

Link : http://www.play-asia.com/Final_Fantasy_Type0/paOS-13-71-9f-49-en-70-4bi5.html